Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

The tour buses will take you around the most characteristic neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. The bus route begins in the heart of the traditional neighborhood of Recoleta. Each open-top bus will allow you to enjoy panoramic views of historic and cultural sites and unique neighborhoods, brimming with Argentine culture. Buses run every 15 minutes, and the tour around the city takes 3 hours 20 minutes. It’s a Hop-On/Hop-Off service, which means you can get on and off the bus as many times as you like. The buses run from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm We are excited to share the great news of new stops! Below, we’ve outlined the full route for you! • Recoleta • 9 de Julio- Teatro Colón • Obelisco - Campeones • Plaza de Mayo - Casa Rosada • Av. de Mayo • Congreso de la Nación • Casco histórico- Buenos Aires Museo • San Telmo - Museo de Arte Moderno • La Bombonera (Boca Juniors stadium) • Caminito - Colón Fábrica • Parque Lezama •Puerto Madero- Costanera Sur • Puerto Madero - Puente de la Mujer • Estación Fluvial • Galerías Pacífico •9 de Julio • Plaza San Martín - Retiro • Parque Thays - Museo de Arquitectura y Diseño •MALBA • Planetario • Plaza Italia - Ecoparque • Palermo - Plaza Serrano • Villa Crespo- Mercat • Palermo - Distrito Arcos • Bosques de Palermo • Monumento a los Españoles • Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Buenos Aires became a prestigious city towards the end of the 19th century, being baptized as "the Paris of South America". At a time when millions of European immigrants entered to our country. In Recoleta, French culture above all, reached its maximum splendor at that time when the upper classes of Buenos Aires spoke French as well as Spanish. As we walk along this neighborhood, we will find different classic attractions of this area, such as: Alvear Avenue, “Cafe La Biela”, France Square, The Museum of Fine Arts, the Public Law University, and many more things to discover. Of course, it is a “must” to visit the world-famous Recoleta Cemetery. While visiting this place, you will witness a plethora of art, history and spooky tales on every single grave. Iconic Argentinians and former residents rest in this place, such as: Eva Peron, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Raul Alfonsin, and many more. Just imagine that there are five thousand graves! IMPORTANT: We only accept bookings schedule 24hs in advance.

Meet your tour guide ten minutes before the tour starts right in front of the Recoleta Cementery. After a short explanation of the area, visit each of the secrets that the mini-marble city has to tell you about the Buenos Aires aristocracy and where the former first lady Eva Perón was laid to rest on an ornate crypt. After a 45‒minute visit to the cemetery, start a walk to marvel at the incredible structure of the Law University to appreciate the parks that hold secrets like Floralis Generica.  Continue north of the city to enjoy the view of the great architecture of the area inspired by the Belle Epoque, and see where the embassies of the country are located. The tour will end at the Malba Museum.

Discover the city with a professional photographer and get beautiful memories of your trip. Afraid of being in front of the camera? Don't worry! We’re going to do a photoshoot in a non-traditional way, which will allow us to get authentic and candid portraits whilst having lots of fun and seeing some beautiful parts of the city. Come and take Buenos Aires with you! Choose between Recoleta or Palermo, the trendiest neighborhoods for portraying your stay in Buenos Aires. They showcase the perfect combination between cobbled floors, old facades, European-styled architecture, street art and a spectacular light show at night, making it not only a neighborhood with a vibrant, elegand and Bohemian spirit but also the place with the most nightlife and gastronomic options in the city. No problem if you're not used to being in front of the camera, you don't need to pose! Instead, we will do a fun photo session and what op we will have natural, fresh and spontaneous portraits, we will be there to help you at all times. Accessories for the photos such as hats or sunglasses are welcome, but not essential.

Explore Buenos Aires, often hailed as the "Paris of South America," through our captivating Tour Norte by bicycle. We begin in the heart of the city, immersing ourselves in the historical richness of San Telmo and the modern allure of Puerto Madero. Moving on to Retiro, we pass by iconic landmarks such as the Law School and the stunning Floralis Genérica sculpture. Continuing our journey, we delve into the elegance of Recoleta, known for its sophisticated charm and the final resting place of Eva Perón in Recoleta Cemetery. The tour then ventures into the lush greenery of Palermo, including the serene Bosques de Palermo and the picturesque Rosedal. Here, you'll also discover the architectural splendor of Palermo Chico and its magnificent residences. Our route takes us past cultural treasures like the National Library and the National Museum of Fine Arts, offering insights into Argentina's rich artistic heritage. We pause to admire the Pilar Church, a symbol of Buenos Aires' religious history, and the poignant Cenotaph commemorating those who fell in the Malvinas conflict. Throughout the journey, our expert guides provide fascinating historical anecdotes and insider knowledge, enriching your experience of Buenos Aires' diverse neighborhoods. Whether you're captivated by history, architecture, or simply the joy of cycling through vibrant streets, our Tour Norte promises an unforgettable exploration of this dynamic city.

Total duration: 3 hours 30 minutes -1- Puente de la Mujer, Porto Madero, Buenos Aires Argentina, 25 minutes -2- Kirchner Cultural Center (CCK), 151 Sarmiento Street, Buenos Aires C1041 Argentina, 25 minutes -3- Luna Park, Avenida Eduardo Madero 420, Buenos Aires 1106 Argentina, walk past without stopping. -Dr. José María Ramos Mejía 1315, Buenos Aires C1104 Argentina, 20 minutes -5- Shopping Patio Bullrich, Avenida Del Libertador 750 Posadas 1245 / C1011, Buenos Aires C1011ABE Argentina, pass in front without stopping. -Figueroa Alcorta 2263, Buenos Aires C1425CKB Argentina, pass in front of without stopping. -7- Floralis Generica, Av Pres Figueroa Alcorta, Buenos Aires 2301 Argentina, 35 min. -8- Jardin Japones, Avenida Casares 3450, Buenos Aires 1425 Argentina, pass in front without stopping. -9- Galileo Galilei Planetarium, Sarmiento Ave. s/n Parque 3 de Febrero, Buenos Aires 1425 Argentina, 20 minutes -10- Palermo Lakes, Andres Bello, Buenos Aires Argentina, pass in front without stopping. -11- Monumento de los Españoles, Av. del Libertador and Av. General Sarmiento, Buenos Aires Argentina, 35 minutes. -12- National Library, Aguero 2502, Buenos Aires Argentina, 15 minutes. -13- Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Avenida Del Libertador 1473, Buenos Aires C1425AAA Argentina, walk past without stopping. -14- Centro Cultural Recoleta, Junin 1930, Buenos Aires 4803-1040 Argentina, drive past without stopping -15- Basilica de Nuestra Senora Del Pilar, Junin 1998, Buenos Aires Argentina, pass in front without stopping 16 -16- Recoleta Cemetery, Junin 1760, Buenos Aires C1113 Argentina, 15 minutes -17- Palacio de Tribunales, Av. 13 Entre 47 y 48, Buenos Aires B1900DTB Argentina, pass in front without stopping. -18- Colon Theater, 628 Cerrito St., Buenos Aires C1049 Argentina, 20 minutes

Recoleta Cemetery Tour 'In depth' (not literally!). Nuestra Senora del Pilar Church visit. Recoleta Neighbourhood (from rags to riches). BA Exhibition Center (Rome's bread & circus technique). Palais de Glace (and history of Tango). BA Design Center (old Jesuit monastery revamped). National Gallery of Art (and its strange history). Centennial Monument (Present of France to Argentina). Floralis Monument (Giant metallic flower). National Library (Brutalist Architecture, no kidding). Evita's (unfinished) Memorial and it's 'itchy' location. ATC Bldgs. (Dictatorships and River Plate). Barrio Palermo Chico Neighbourhood. Errasuriz Palace --Decorative Arts Museum. Chrysler Bldg. (Alcorta Palace--a racetrack on top). MALBA (Latin American Arts) Museum. General San Martin's House (keeping up the appearances). Argentine Automobile Club & Antique Cars Museum ...and much more!

On this two-hour immersive walking experience through the historic Recoleta Cemetery and its surroundings. This journey will take you through a serene yet profound exploration of Argentina's rich history and culture. Recoleta Cemetery Walking Experience Admire the ornate neo-classical gates that welcome visitors into a world where Argentina's past leaders, intellectuals, and artists rest. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a labyrinth of marble mausoleums and statues that tell tales of glory, tragedy, and the passage of time. As you exit the cemetery, the tour continues through the elegant streets of Recoleta, known for its French-style architecture and upscale boutiques. Stroll through the charming Plaza Francia, where artisans display their crafts every weekend. This walking experience offers a profound connection to the heart and soul of Buenos Aires, leaving you with a deeper understanding and appreciation of the city's cultural heritage.

Explore Buenos Aires, often hailed as the "Paris of South America," through our captivating Tour Norte by bicycle. We begin in the heart of the city, immersing ourselves in the historical richness of San Telmo and the modern allure of Puerto Madero. Moving on to Retiro, we pass by iconic landmarks such as the Law School and the stunning Floralis Genérica sculpture. Continuing our journey, we delve into the elegance of Recoleta, known for its sophisticated charm and the final resting place of Eva Perón in Recoleta Cemetery. The tour then ventures into the lush greenery of Palermo, including the serene Bosques de Palermo and the picturesque Rosedal. Here, you'll also discover the architectural splendor of Palermo Chico and its magnificent residences. Our route takes us past cultural treasures like the National Library and the National Museum of Fine Arts, offering insights into Argentina's rich artistic heritage. We pause to admire the Pilar Church, a symbol of Buenos Aires' religious history, and the poignant Cenotaph commemorating those who fell in the Malvinas conflict. Throughout the journey, our expert guides provide fascinating historical anecdotes and insider knowledge, enriching your experience of Buenos Aires' diverse neighborhoods. Whether you're captivated by history, architecture, or simply the joy of cycling through vibrant streets, our Tour Norte promises an unforgettable exploration of this dynamic city.