Top Buenos Aires Museums

River Plate Stadium or ‘Monumental de Nuñez’ is Argentina’s largest sports stadium and home to the hugely popular River Plate soccer club. With this private tour, go behind the scenes of the legendary stadium, take a peek into the changing rooms and players’ areas, and learn all about Argentina’s passion for soccer. After the tour, visit the River Plate Museum, filled with footballing memorabilia and trophies.

Enjoy a memorable night out in Buenos Aires and experience the passion of the Argentine tango at an evening La Ventana tango show. With live tango and folk bands, and a gaucho demonstration, this is one of the city’s most unique tango performances. For the full experience, upgrade to include a delicious 3-course dinner and round-trip hotel transfers.

In Buenos Aires, tango is more than a sexy dance, it's a cherished art form that helps define the city's personality. Enjoy dinner and a show without the hassle, and experience the best of Argentina—food, wine, music, and dancing in the House of Tango located in Buenos Aires’ historical center. Small-group round-trip transport from your hotel is included, so you don't miss a single step. 

Combine two Argentine delights in one experience during this tango class with wine and empanada tasting in Buenos Aires. You'll start with a 1-hour lesson in the country's national dance, learning the basic movements of tango. Then sample homemade empanadas with local wines. The class takes place inside an original *conventillo*, a tenement building where immigrants lived in the 19th century.

Explore the Boca Juniors Museum in Buenos Aires when you book this private tour, and you’re guaranteed to skip all the lines. There is a minimum of two people per booking. You and your private group will get to know the history of this important Argentine team, learn all about its national and international accomplishments, and visit the stadium and the changing room too.

Experience the passion of an authentic Argentine tango at an evening show at the glamorous Tango Porteño. Customize your experience to include either a tango class, gourmet meal accompanied by a variety of wines, and hotel transfers—or all three. Finally, prepare to be dazzled as the world-class dancers take to the stage, dressed in elaborate costumes and accompanied by a live band, evoking the magic of the golden era of tango.

Enjoy a tango porteno show in Buenos Aires, with the option of having a dinner which showcases Argentinian meat.You’ll be collected from your hotel and taken to the show, which is in the heart of downtown. You’ll see professional tango dancers and musicians put on a show with authentic Argentine music and dance. If you choose, you’ll also have a three course meal included, too, before being transferred back to your hotel.

On this private skip-the-line access tour, breeze through potential entrance lines at the River Plate Museum and Stadium. You’ll arrive ready to explore the famous stadium and museum dedicated to the River Plate, one of Buenos Aires’ many football (soccer) teams. This experience includes admission tickets, hotel pickup and drop-off, and access to the stadium’s team dressing rooms.

On the way we will visit Av Libertador, Av Alcorta, we will have a stop at the Monumental Stadium of River Plate to take a picture. We will pass by the ESMA (military school of the Argentinean Navy). Then we will continue our trip passing by Vicente Lopez, the Quinta and the presidential residence of Argentina in the city of Olivos. We will continue our journey to San Isidro, where we can stop at the beautiful old Cathedral for photos and a coffee or snack if you wish. Then we will continue to Tigre, visiting its Puerto de Frutos, its markets and admiring the river and its canals. admire its canals, its typical delta houses. Navigate its rivers, take pictures and enjoy a region surrounded by greenery and water. Visit its fruit market, its typical handicraft shops in wood, leather, antiques and design. Buy a coffee and enjoy the sailing on board of a catamaran.

You will visit one of the most aristocratic places in Buenos Aires and the tourist does not enter due to lack of knowledge. It is a very pleasant walk through the neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro, where you will find a beautiful, pleasant atmosphere and you will be able to enjoy its architecture with a native guide in several languages. ! safety pin!