4, 6 or 8 hs.

Wide boulevards and cobblestone alleys, steamy tango and romping rock and roll, sidewalk cafés and soccer fanatics. From the frenetic downtown and working-class tanguero neighborhoods such as La Boca and San Telmo, to wealthy districts such as Recoleta and trendy Palermo, to middle-class barrios.

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*9th of July Avenue and Obelisk
*Colón 
*Stop to visit May Square (the foundational area) and the Metropolitan Catheral of Buenos Aires (former Pope Francis´Church)
*San Telmo (the neighborhood of Tango and antiques´ shops area)
*Stop to visit Caminito St. in La Boca neighborhood (an open-air museum with colorful houses of wood and corrugated iron made by former Italian immigrants, popular art and tango dancers)
*Puerto Madero (the newest neighborhood in town)
*Palermo Chico (the emabassies area)

*Stop in Recoleta neighborhood to visit the 3rd most beautiful cemetery in the world due to its funerary architecture and where Evita Perón is buried (tickets not included in the final price).