Argentina · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 12 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Visit Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera in Buenos Aires, with express museum entry or a Spanish guided stadium tour.
“Mostly in Spanish, for football fans, so finally quite expensive for the experience:”
Review of Piazzolla Tango in Buenos Aires, with live music, dancers, dinner choices, transport advice, value notes, and practical tips.
“Excellent show, drinks and food were excellent. Perfect way to end our days in BA. Happy we got to see an authentic show”
See Iguazu Falls from Brazil with hotel pickup, a bilingual guide, skip-the-line entry, a 1-kilometer trail, and Devil’s Throat views.
“Everything was well organised, thank you. The waterfalls experience is incredible!”
Explore Argentina’s Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazu with a small-group guide, park ticket, Devil’s Throat, and upper and lower circuits.
“Expensive Coach coordinator just left us high and dry and we had to search for her”
Tour Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires to see its Golden Hall, grand foyer, bust gallery, and famed acoustics with an official guide.
“The teatro colon is certainly quite impressive and worth a visit. Our guide was pleasant and knowledgeable. However, the group size was really quite large and the tour was under an hour. To my mind the price is very high for what is offered.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with practical advice on seating, timing, value, music, dancing, and what to expect from the show-only ticket.
“Great show, the venue was very nice. The cocktails are well made. The Empanadas were tasty. My family and I enjoyed it very much. Remembering my grandmother singing the same songs of Carlos Gardel. We loved it.”
Tour Buenos Aires’ Palacio Barolo, follow its Dante-inspired design, and climb to the lighthouse for sweeping city views in 90 minutes.
“Silvina our tour guide was amazing, funny, and considerate. Her English was understandable and her Spanish was more than perfect. She included everyone and made eye contact with you. We arrived 10min late due to city traffic, she was more than aware to include us in what we missed. Our family of four was include in a tour of 22 people Spanish and English speakers. Must try attraction. A lot of great views and opportunity for photos.”
See La Ventana’s tango, folk dance, and two orchestras in San Telmo, with an optional three-course dinner and drinks.
“Fantastic...Fantastic...Fantastic!! Amazing show and delivery food. Great value all round and the staff are excellent too.”
Review of the 10-minute Iguazu Falls helicopter ride, with views, price, meeting details, group size, weather tips, and honest value advice.
Explore Argentina’s Iguazu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu with park entry, a small-group guide, three walking circuits, and Devil’s Throat views.
“Pros: transport both ways,tickets included ( excepting the R$1,500 eco tax payable at exit), Small group, 4 hours within park - walking 3 of the circuits. Guide maximised time available. Pathways well maintained and signposted, but very slippery when wet. Cons: long periods in bus to allow for pickups and passport control. Started 7 am in park about 10am. Drop off allow 2 hours (depends where hotels are).”
Explore Temaiken Biopark near Buenos Aires with 178 acres of gardens, wildlife zones, an aquarium, and nearly 2,500 birds.
“The tickets were sent to me at the last moment, after a lot of fuss”
Join a Buenos Aires soccer match with stadium transport, a bilingual guide, tickets, snacks, and a close look at Argentine football culture.
Pick an appetite, a coastline or an altitude.
