Buenos Aires, your way
01 · Walks with a local guide
Buenos Aires is beston foot.
Small-group routes through real neighborhoods, with someone who lives there and knows which door to knock on.
Buenos Aires is better when someone opens the right door for you. That's why we run small walks, never more than ten people, through the neighborhoods we know best: Chacarita, Palermo and La Boca.
You won't get a checklist of landmarks to tick off. You'll walk with a guide who lives here, eat where locals eat and leave with the feeling of having understood something the postcards never show.
Come hungry and curious. We'll take care of the rest.
Find your Buenos Aires
Three ways to walk, taste and connect with the city.
Alley murals, fresh empanadas and a corner drink.
Palermo: Street Art & Street Food
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$45
La Boca without the fear, and a door opened into a real conventillo.
La Boca: Immigrant Roots, Tango & Choripán
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$42
Cemetery stories, Gardel and the food scene growing behind it.
Chacarita: Cemetery, Tango & Great Food
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$58
A closer way to travel
Small groups, real connections
Up to 10 people, with time to talk, ask questions and enjoy every part of the walk.
One clear price
You know the cost before you book. No surprise fees or fine print.
The city always has a plan
Sun, rain or a cool afternoon, we adapt the walk so you can enjoy Buenos Aires.
Stories to start your trip
Neighborhoods, flavors and local details to enjoy Buenos Aires from your very first walk.
Guides & stories
A Guide to Chacarita, the Neighborhood Growing Behind the Cemetery
Why Chacarita is becoming the favorite of people who already know Buenos Aires: a huge cemetery, Gardel's grave, the Sixth Pantheon and a food scene that never stops opening new places.
Guides & stories
Palermo's Hidden Street Art (and Where to Find It)
Palermo Soho isn't just shops and bars. In its pasajes there are murals that tell the country's political history. Here's how to read them.
Guides & stories
Is La Boca Safe? A Guide for Travelers
The most common question for anyone visiting Buenos Aires. Here's which areas are safe, what to avoid and how to step into a real conventillo without taking risks.
Your next great walk starts here.
Tell us when you're coming and what you like. We'll help you choose the right walk and coordinate everything on WhatsApp.
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