Argentina · HISTORICAL TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 historical tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride Brazil’s Maria Fumaça, visit Garibaldi Winery, taste truffles, and follow Italian immigration through lively exhibits in Bento Gonçalves.
“They really made an effort for me because I dont speak Portugese. And everything was arranged really well.”
Explore Buenos Aires’ Nazi-era past with history teacher Max, from Eichmann’s capture to the former Israeli embassy memorial.
“Excellent tour. The guide (Max)was very knowledgable and enthusiastic. He was very Well versed in the topic and encouraged participation in the discussions.i have hesitation in recommending this tour.”
Explore Bariloche’s German roots, Nazi-era past, key buildings, and Erich Priebke’s story on a 90-minute guided walk.
“Diego is a great storyteller and shared many facts that are not necessarily in history books. It was definitely an excellent walking tour through Bariloche’s center.”
Explore San Telmo’s market, cobbled streets, Argentine street food, regional specialties, drinks, and dessert on a small-group history tour.
“Lola was amazing! The food we tried was delicious and represented different aspects of Argentine culture. Absolutely recommend!”
Explore La Boca’s art, immigration, tango, and football on a 150-minute walking tour with museum access and local tastings.
“I really enjoyed doing this tour today. Dani was very helpful in showing me around the neighborhood. I learned a lot of interesting information about la Boca too.”
Explore Recoleta Cemetery with Esteban on a 2.5-hour small-group tour of Evita, art, legends, and Buenos Aires history.
“Esteban is an amazing guide with super deep knowledge of the cemetery and Buenos Aires in general. He is very enthousiastic and great at telling stories. He even had umbrellas for everyone as it started to rain during our tour. Thanks again Esteban and we highly recomend this tour to others!”
Explore Buenos Aires landmarks from Plaza de Mayo to Manzana de las Luces with Spanish guide Miguel on a lively, history-filled walking tour.
“Miguel was a fantastic tour guide, we had a wonderful time. Very informative tour with Miguel’s passion for his city. We would highly recommend this personal tour, great value for money but more importantly a great history lesson for a great city.”
Explore 100 million years of Patagonia at El Calafate’s History Museum, with dinosaur fossils, mega-mammals, glaciers, and Tehuelche culture.
“It is about 7 blocks from Libertador Avenue and is a space, albeit small, full of history. I recommend reading more than the use of hearing aids.Auto-translated”
Explore San Telmo with Miguel on a small-group walk through tango sites, historic bars, Mafalda, the market, Lezama Park, and Nápoles.
“El Tour ha sido magnífico, Miguel explica todo en detalle y es muy simpático”
Explore Buenos Aires with a private guide, from Café Tortoni and Plaza de Mayo to the Cabildo and striking Metropolitan Cathedral.
“Juan Manuel Sanchez did a great job! His English was very clear and understandable. His knowledge of history was impressive and very informative. He was personable and addressed the questions and comments we had.”
Walk Bariloche’s Civic Center, Museum of Patagonia, cathedral, and Nahuel Huapi shore while learning about Indigenous history.
“Diego was very thorough in explaining the Native Patagonian people”
Explore Buenos Aires by private air-conditioned vehicle, from Recoleta and Plaza de Mayo to colorful La Boca, with a guide in your language.
“Flor was a wonderful guide, very informative and friendly. Highly recommend this your.”
Walk through Buenos Aires history from Plaza de Mayo to Congress, with Avenida de Mayo architecture, Café Tortoni, and Spanish guiding.
Compare San Telmo antiques with Mataderos gaucho traditions, local food, folk music, and bilingual guidance on this five-hour Buenos Aires tour.
Taste Córdoba wines, Italian-style charcuterie, and local asado, then follow the Jesuit trail to Jesús María on a private six-hour tour.
“Our guide Laura was fantastic!! She really knows the area and history. The small winery tour was beyond our expectations as was the wine tasting. We had lunch at an Argentinian steakhouse that also was very very good. The Jesuit tour was in the same town that was hosing the rodeo so walking with the locals during the festivities was an added bonus.”
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