BUENOS AIRES
Hear Buenos Aires’s past and imagine its future with a local guide that will tell you all about the history, and the stunning architecture of The Paris of South America. During the Free Tour Buenos Aires, you will behold the famous Mural of Evita Perón, the Barolo Palace, and the Obelisk at Plaza de la República!
See key landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, and the unmistakable Casa Rosada, while you also learn about the history of the beautiful La Prensa Building.
Enjoy a fun and insightful free city tour of the capital of Argentina from a unique perspective. Your expert guide will keep you well informed about the city’s hidden gems, traditions, and customs while in town.
Plus you’ll also learn about the best places to get some delicious local food!
Explore Buenos Aires on a Free City Tour
Discover the Best Free Things to Do in Buenos Aires with World Free Tours! 🤩 Experience the passion of this vibrant Argentine city on our exceptional Free Walking Tours tailored for travelers like you. Not only are these tours informative and engaging, but they’re also easy on the wallet.
Embark on a captivating journey through Buenos Aires’ rich history, colorful culture, and stunning architecture. 💃 Our passionate, local guides share enthralling stories and hidden gems, making your experience truly unforgettable.
Booking is a breeze – reserve your spot online and pay nothing upfront. You decide the value of the tour by tipping the guide at the end based on your satisfaction. 💸
Explore Buenos Aires’ mesmerizing corners on a Free Walking Tour and create priceless memories while setting your own price!
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Ready to See the Best of Buenos Aires?
Explore the capital of Argentina on foot with an expert tour guide!
You’ll get to see all the best spots, from the Barolo Palace to the Mural of Evita Perón, to the famous Casa Rosada, and even walk past the popular Plaza de Mayo.
Experience the Paris of South America your way and book the Free Walking Tour of Buenos Aires!
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FAQs 🔎
What will I see during the Free Tour of Buenos Aires?
During the Free Tour of Buenos Aires, you’ll explore a diverse range of captivating landmarks and historical sites that showcase the city’s rich heritage. Your journey will include the colorful Mural of Evita Perón, the striking Barolo Palace, and the emblematic La Prensa Building. Immerse yourself in Argentina’s political history at Plaza de Mayo, home to the iconic Casa Rosada.
Discover the architectural splendor of the National Congress Building and marvel at the towering Obelisk in Plaza de la República. Don’t forget to visit the legendary Tortoni Café, a beloved gathering place for artists and intellectuals. Keep in mind that the specific stops and sights can vary depending on the tour provider and guide.
How much should I tip my guide?
For free tours, the general principle of tipping is based on your satisfaction with the tour and your budget. A common practice could be in the range of 500 to 1000 ARS per person, depending on the quality of the tour, the guide’s performance, and your budget. Of course, if you feel that the guide went above and beyond, you could tip more as a token of appreciation.
Keep in mind that these amounts are just suggestions, and you should adjust your tip according to your level of satisfaction with the tour. It’s always a good idea to carry some small bills to make tipping easier.
How do I find the guide?
Head to Calle Hipólito Yrigoyen 1760 and arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time. Keep an eye out for a group gathering, as there could be fellow tour participants. By arriving early and being attentive to signs and group dynamics, you’ll easily find your guide and be ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through Buenos Aires.
What is the meeting point of the Free Tour of Buenos Aires?
The meeting point is outside Calle Hipólito Yrigoyen 1760.
How long does the Free Tour of Buenos Aires last?
The Free Tour of Buenos Aires lasts around 2 and a half hours.
Where does the tour end?
The Free Tour of Buenos Aires finishes by Casa Rosada.
