WRTUR Buenos Aires

WRTUR Buenos Aires offers curated walking tours that immerse visitors in the vibrant culture, history, and architecture of Argentina's capital. Led by knowledgeable local guides, each tour is tailored to small groups, ensuring an intimate experience. You'll wander through iconic neighborhoods like San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta, discovering colorful street art, historic plazas, and bustling markets. The guides share insider stories about tango, politics, and daily life, making the city come alive. Distinctive for its flexibility, WRTUR allows you to choose themes such as food, art, or Jewish heritage, providing a personalized deep dive into Buenos Aires' multifaceted character.

Don't miss

• Stroll through the cobblestone streets of San Telmo, known for its antique markets and tango performances.
• Visit La Boca's Caminito, a colorful open-air museum of painted houses and street art.
• Explore the elegant Recoleta neighborhood, home to the famous Recoleta Cemetery and Parisian-style buildings.
• Taste local flavors at a traditional parrilla or café, with guidance on authentic Argentine cuisine.
• Learn about the city's political history at Plaza de Mayo and the iconic Casa Rosada.

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Know before you go

• Arrive 10 minutes early; tours depart on time.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes; you'll be on your feet for several hours.
• Bring water, especially in warmer months.
• Cameras are welcome; ask your guide for the best photo spots.

A bit of history

Buenos Aires, founded in 1536, grew from a colonial outpost into a cosmopolitan capital. Its European-influenced architecture and immigrant heritage shape its unique identity. WRTUR builds on this legacy by connecting visitors with the city's evolving story.