Explore La Boca, San Telmo, Puerto Madero and Plaza de Mayo on a private tour through Buenos Aires’ historic south.
This private three-hour tour connects the different identities of Buenos Aires’ historic south. Explore La Boca and San Telmo while also incorporating Puerto Madero and Plaza de Mayo, linking the colonial center, port history, immigrant heritage and modern transformation as parts of one story.
Why choose this experience?
Rather than presenting each neighborhood as an isolated stop, we are going to discover how the port, immigration, work, politics and urban development shaped this part of Buenos Aires. We use public transportation between areas, offering a more direct connection with the way the city moves.
- La Boca and its port and immigrant identity
- San Telmo and the historic city
- Puerto Madero and urban transformation
- Plaza de Mayo and Argentina’s civic history
- Private three-hour route using public transportation
What to expect
The sequence may be adjusted according to conditions on the day, creating a natural progression through four areas that reveal different chapters of the city’s history.
Practical information
- Duration: 3 hours
- Distance: Approximately 4 km
- Availability: Every day
- Maximum group size: Up to 10 participants
- Transportation between areas: Public transportation
- Starting point: Lobby of the Hilton Hotel at Puerto Madero
- Ending point: Caminito
What is included
- Private guided tour
- Coffee at a historical café
- Public transportation fares
What is not included
- Food, additional drinks, admissions and personal expenses
Have more questions before booking? Find answers about meeting points, transportation, accessibility and more in the Buenos Aires Tours FAQs.
