Unique things to do in La Boca

:: Please, check the language options by date before booking :: Discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don't expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentinean capital. Beginning in Lezama Park and ending in Casa Rosada, this walk offers you the chance to approach this beautiful city from its historical past in an attempt to understand its current present. Who were the first inhabitants? Why were the British so interested in this shores? Where is the African-descendant population? Where did all these white people come from? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Who were the "desaparecidos" during the military dictatorship? And why do we have such a big problem with the US dollar? These are just some of the many questions we will try to answer in our walk through the most historical part of town.

Argentine Football is great for its chaos and unpredictability - with my help you can enjoy the mayhem with none of the hassle. Fixture lists & schedules are announced late, I follow the local football news closely and can pick the best game available each weekend. We'll meet at a central location (per team) & travel the easiest, safest route to the game with the fans (BA is huge!). I'll give you context on the team's history and their current situation and which players to watch. I’ll help you navigate the various Police & Stewarding controls and find the best point of entry as many access points are closed. Inside we'll be close to the action, a perfect view of the game, and as importantly, the Ultra fan groups. The Barra Brava are illicit organised fan groups and a key to the occasion - we'll see them from a safe distance providing the noise & colour. Argentine grounds are quite old and ill-maintained, while this is great aesthetically, it means they don’t have the best health & safety measures and a disappointed crowd can be impatient - again, I’ll be with you to ensure there is no trouble leaving the ground. Other things to note: You'll be safe but follow the guide's advice. The match will depend on ticket availability and this can affect prices. Photo ID may be required in advance We may not need transport - so less waiting! Tickets, Food, Beer included!

We will meet in Palermo or San Telmo, according to each match. From there we will go in my car to the stadium while I will tell you the story and particularities of the teams that play. We will know the surroundings of the court, we will share experiences with the fans of the club in the surroundings of the site. If it is of your interest we can visit a gallery or store where they sell clothing of the local club. Then, we will attend the football game. In addition to watching the sports show, we will live the true passion of the people in each of the matches. Truly the event will become something magical. We will see the madness of the fans in the front row and share the adrenaline and happiness with them. It will be an experience full of heat, music and color that every football lover must experience to fall in love with the passion of Argentine soccer. At the end I will take you back to the meeting point. Other things to note You cannot leave Argentina without living football in this country. Much passion, joy and adrenaline like nowhere else in the world

ARE YOU READY TO HAVE FUN? Embark on one of the most exciting tour through Buenos Aires' top bars and nightlife, exploring 3 distinctive venues in less than 3.5 hours. From avant-garde mixology to vintage cocktails reminiscent of the Prohibition era, our itinerary spans rooftop lounges, iconic establishments, and hidden speakeasies. Included in the tour are several shots, one cocktail, trasportation, water and English/Spanish guide. Immerse yourself in the world of local aperitifs as we engage with bartenders, discussing flavors, spirits, and more, all while indulging in tasty tapas. Extra cocktails in each bar and tapas will be covered by you. You can pay with credit card o Argentinian pesos. Throughout the evening, I'll guide you through three diverse neighborhoods, sharing historical insights, offering recommendations, and shedding light on life in Buenos Aires. We offer a curated selection of places and cocktails, and exclusive access to trendy bars. Dress code: Casual night out (no shorts, sportive shirts or flipflops) Punctuality is greatly appreciated. Please note: I'm flexible with the starting time; feel free to message me to discuss. THE MEETING POINT MAY VARY DEPENDING ON THE DAY. If you're eager to join the tour but can't find an available slot on the calendar, simply let me know, and I'll arrange an open instance for you

We will explore the Barracas neighborhood together, which is located in the south of Buenos Aires, and it has always lived in the shadow of the traditional neighborhoods of the city, although it has its own light and is full of art and history. Its the perfect route for those who are more travelers than tourists. Barracas is the neighborhood of aristocratic mansions, abandoned factories, design studios, recovered industries, collective worker housing, graffiti murals, bodegones and centennial bars, railroads, Jews from Syria. Barracas is the neighborhood of old spaces and new ideas, a small city within Buenos Aires, where thousands of styles coexist, treasuring countless stories, characters and well-kept secrets. Other things to note Estimated time: Approximately 4 hours. Not suitable for children. It is suspended by rain.

:: Please, check the language options by date before booking :: Discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don't expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentinean capital. Beginning in Lezama Park and ending in Casa Rosada, this walk offers you the chance to approach this beautiful city from its historical past in an attempt to understand its current present. Who were the first inhabitants? Why were the British so interested in this shores? Where is the African-descendant population? Where did all these white people come from? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Who were the "desaparecidos" during the military dictatorship? And why do we have such a big problem with the US dollar? These are just some of the many questions we will try to answer in our walk through the most historical part of town.

Argentine Football is great for its chaos and unpredictability - with my help you can enjoy the mayhem with none of the hassle. Fixture lists & schedules are announced late, I follow the local football news closely and can pick the best game available each weekend. We'll meet at a central location (per team) & travel the easiest, safest route to the game with the fans (BA is huge!). I'll give you context on the team's history and their current situation and which players to watch. I’ll help you navigate the various Police & Stewarding controls and find the best point of entry as many access points are closed. Inside we'll be close to the action, a perfect view of the game, and as importantly, the Ultra fan groups. The Barra Brava are illicit organised fan groups and a key to the occasion - we'll see them from a safe distance providing the noise & colour. Argentine grounds are quite old and ill-maintained, while this is great aesthetically, it means they don’t have the best health & safety measures and a disappointed crowd can be impatient - again, I’ll be with you to ensure there is no trouble leaving the ground. Other things to note: You'll be safe but follow the guide's advice. The match will depend on ticket availability and this can affect prices. Photo ID may be required in advance We may not need transport - so less waiting! Tickets, Food, Beer included!

We will meet in Palermo or San Telmo, according to each match. From there we will go in my car to the stadium while I will tell you the story and particularities of the teams that play. We will know the surroundings of the court, we will share experiences with the fans of the club in the surroundings of the site. If it is of your interest we can visit a gallery or store where they sell clothing of the local club. Then, we will attend the football game. In addition to watching the sports show, we will live the true passion of the people in each of the matches. Truly the event will become something magical. We will see the madness of the fans in the front row and share the adrenaline and happiness with them. It will be an experience full of heat, music and color that every football lover must experience to fall in love with the passion of Argentine soccer. At the end I will take you back to the meeting point. Other things to note You cannot leave Argentina without living football in this country. Much passion, joy and adrenaline like nowhere else in the world

ARE YOU READY TO HAVE FUN? Embark on one of the most exciting tour through Buenos Aires' top bars and nightlife, exploring 3 distinctive venues in less than 3.5 hours. From avant-garde mixology to vintage cocktails reminiscent of the Prohibition era, our itinerary spans rooftop lounges, iconic establishments, and hidden speakeasies. Included in the tour are several shots, one cocktail, trasportation, water and English/Spanish guide. Immerse yourself in the world of local aperitifs as we engage with bartenders, discussing flavors, spirits, and more, all while indulging in tasty tapas. Extra cocktails in each bar and tapas will be covered by you. You can pay with credit card o Argentinian pesos. Throughout the evening, I'll guide you through three diverse neighborhoods, sharing historical insights, offering recommendations, and shedding light on life in Buenos Aires. We offer a curated selection of places and cocktails, and exclusive access to trendy bars. Dress code: Casual night out (no shorts, sportive shirts or flipflops) Punctuality is greatly appreciated. Please note: I'm flexible with the starting time; feel free to message me to discuss. THE MEETING POINT MAY VARY DEPENDING ON THE DAY. If you're eager to join the tour but can't find an available slot on the calendar, simply let me know, and I'll arrange an open instance for you

Visit the most picturesque place of Buenos Aires! La Boca is the place where tango was born as result of the bohemian and artistic culture of the immigrants. The houses where they used to live form now an unique mixture of colors that make La Boca one of the most attractive places of South America. Get to know the history of the most popular football team in Argentina: Boca Juniors! Other things to note Come with time, at least 10 min before 11am, traffic can be tricky. The tour is in english. we do it even if it rains! look for the guides with orange t shirts or jackets! THIS TOUR MAY HAVE MORE THAN 10 PEOPLE IN THE HIGH SEASON.

The idea is to have a young mouth game from start to finish. That's why we met a few hours earlier near the stadium and then entered the stadium together. During the game I will assist you with any questions or concerns.

We will explore the Barracas neighborhood together, which is located in the south of Buenos Aires, and it has always lived in the shadow of the traditional neighborhoods of the city, although it has its own light and is full of art and history. Its the perfect route for those who are more travelers than tourists. Barracas is the neighborhood of aristocratic mansions, abandoned factories, design studios, recovered industries, collective worker housing, graffiti murals, bodegones and centennial bars, railroads, Jews from Syria. Barracas is the neighborhood of old spaces and new ideas, a small city within Buenos Aires, where thousands of styles coexist, treasuring countless stories, characters and well-kept secrets. Other things to note Estimated time: Approximately 4 hours. Not suitable for children. It is suspended by rain.

Hi, I'm Laly from @bsasmio turismo, a tour guide specializing in the city of Buenos Aires, and I look forward to getting to know the typical Porteño culture, customs and meals together. I also dance tango and connect both worlds very well. I'll wait to learn how to make empanadas or alfajores with dulce de leche, and prepare a typical mate.

Les doy la bienvenida en un punto de encuentro pautado por ambas partes, seguidamente comenzaremos un recorrido lleno de color por Caminito, ubicada en el Barrio La Boca, a pocos metros del centro de la ciudad. Un museo al aire libre de 150 mts donde nos divertiremos capturando los mejores recuerdos en 30 fotografías tomadas con cámara profesional, brindando calidad a las tomas, mientras les relato acerca de las grandiosas costumbres Argentinas. Además, podrán disfrutar de la gran variedad de artesanía típica y monumentos con que conservar los mejores momentos bajo un ambiente turísticamente digno de visitar. Es válido si deseas usar accesorios como lentes, sombreros y/o hasta un cambio de vestuario.

Vive la pasión del fútbol argentino en el mítico estadio de la Bombonera No encontramos en Irala y Venceslao Villafañe Caba, para ir al partido, Lo más importante, te ayudaré a navegar todos los controles policiales y de los guardias - de los cuales hay bastantes. Mi prioridad es tu seguridad y te acompañaré en toda la Experiencia Durante todo el partido te estaré acompañando, contándote todo lo que tenes que saber, de forma segura y organizada. Podrán comer frente al estadio en una Parrila Argentina Sándwich De Bife de Chorizo y Choripán, los gastos de consumo no están incluidos Nos encontramos 1 hora antes del partido.Haremos el recorrido al Estadio Juntos ingresamos al estadio y nos ubicamos en el palco desde donde veremos el partido. Los fixtures y horarios se publican muy tardes y de forma irregular, mirar siempre si hay algún cambio en la pagina a que hora juega Boca Otros aspectos destacables Hay que traer ropa cómoda, pasaporte o identificación personal. No está permitido llevar bebidas ni comida. No se suspende en caso de lluvia, y no se permite traer paraguas, Puede cambiar horario del encuentro, depende del fixture de AFA No traigan nada de valor, Celular no hay problema y dinero para los consumo personal, nada de Color Rojo Celular no hay problema

Dive into the rich tapestry of Buenos Aires' history with our immersive San Telmo Experience! Join us on a captivating journey through time as we explore the storied streets of San Telmo. From its humble beginnings as the foundation of Buenos Aires to its evolution through periods of grandeur and decadence, discover the fascinating tales and transformations that have shaped this iconic district. We also invite you to indulge in the flavors of San Telmo with our curated selection of local food and drinks. Meeting Time: 10:30 AM or 4:00 PM Meeting Point: Parque Lezama (locate the big black statue of Pedro de Mendoza) Duration: 3 hours During our tour, you'll uncover hidden gems, architectural marvels, and cultural landmarks that offer insights into Buenos Aires' past and present. And of course, don't forget to come hungry – we'll be treating you to a taste of local cuisine along the way! Don't forget to show your appreciation! Our hosts work tirelessly to provide you with an unforgettable experience. Leaving a tip is a wonderful way to express your gratitude for their dedication and knowledge. Your generosity will be greatly appreciated! Ready to embark on a journey through Buenos Aires' soul? Book your spot now and join us for the San Telmo Experience!

We will visit the non-tourist sector of the most colorful neighborhood of Buenos Aires: La Boca. We will talk about its people, art, Immigration, anarchism, tango, football, community life, history and customs. We’ll visit the harbour, warehouses and its picturesque train station where large numbers of immigrants arrive. We’ll get inside a corrugated metal clad “conventillo” (tenement houses) that used to provide shelter to immigrants and today hosts a Cultural Centre. We’ll visit one of the many Mutual Assistance Associations: the Volunteer Fire Department. We’ll also get a grasp of the art of Boca through its large murals reflecting different social issues. We’ll observe some old buildings that hosted anarchist newspapers and bordellos in the early 20th century and two local icons of football and Christianity, which worked as refuges for these rootless communities, Boca Juniors Stadium and The Salesian Church. We’ll visit Caminito to find Tango and Fileteado in every corner. Other things to note Please arrange your own transport to La Boca. At the end of the tour you may choose to stay in La Boca or return with me to May Square. We don’t recommend carrying anything valuable, however, having some cash at hand might be a good idea.

Tired of the traditional tours listed in the main tourist guides? Me too. Therefore, I offer you to explore the neighborhood with the greatest identity in the city, focusing on its people and its history. Although we visit the main tourist spots, we also visit some streets unknown to mass tourism. Also, you will have the possibility of eating traditional food (we make a stop at one of the typical bakeries in the neighborhood). In conclusion, the aim of this tour is to provide you with tools so that you can understand the reality of La Boca from its port and immigrant origins to the gentrification process of today. The visit includes: -View of the Riachuelo and Ferry Bridge (our "lady liberty statue"), where the old port was located. -Entrance to historic tenement house -Complete walking in Caminito, appreciating the art pieces exposed there -Visit to a bakery with the possibility of consuming traditional pastries (you will love it!) -Walking by some local streets and seeing the real life of La Boca -Final stop at the Boca Juniors stadium (with the possibility of entry after the tour) Other things to note Bring comfortable clothes and water

We will meet at Lezama Park and get together to La Boca neighborhood, where we will attend a match. Argentinians when we go to watch a match, we don´t go directly to the stadium, we joins with friends to prepare for the match, eating a chori or empanada, drinking fernet or a beer. This is what we will do! You will feel so local that you´ll start cheering in spanish!! You will get to know a house of a neighbor of La Boca, who hosts the prematch gathering of every match day. There you can take photos with boca cups, shirts and flags. Here we will try some classics of the pre match: Chori or Empanada and Fernet. Afterwards we will walk to the stadium which is really nearby and watch a match of Boca Juniors at the Supporters sections (Popular Sur) located behind one of the goals and this is where the die-hard soccer fans love to watch the game. The Supporters sections at soccer games are unlike any other place in the stadium. We are gonna be stand and cheer for the duration of the game, and fans typically wave banners and flags showing their support for the home club. If you want the real thing, welcome to our experience! (If you want a seat there are other sectors available, just ask!)

(Por favor consultar disponibilidad antes de reservar) El plan es ir a ver un partido de Boca en la mítica Bombonera de Buenos Aires. Nos encontraremos unas horas antes del partido (en tu hotel, o lugar donde estés hospedado en CABA), daremos un breve recorrido por el barrio de La Boca, cenaremos (o almorzaremos, dependiendo el horario del partido) un choripan justo al frente de la puerta principal del estadio y luego ingresaremos a la cancha. Disfrutamos del partido desde la fila 1 de la platea y luego te llevo de regreso a tu lugar de hospedaje. The plan is to go to see a Boca game in the mythical Bombonera, in the stalls and from row 1. We meet a few hours before the match, we'll take a small tour of the traditional neighborhood of La Boca, eat a choripan and then we'll enter to the stadium. We'll watch the game and return to the hotel when finish.