Top The Pampas Street Art Tour

Discover the people and stories behind Buenos Aires' most colorful artworks. This walking tour takes you some of the best murals and pieces of street art that you'd likely miss on your own. Starting in Villa Urquiza and finishing in Coghlan, you'll see murals by the local and international artists such as Fintan Magee and Alice Pasquini.

Enjoy very good Malbec from Argentina and other characteristic varieties, such as Torrontés from Salta and Pinot Noir from Patagonia. Also, join us on a historically chronological tour of "urban art" in Buenos Aires. Although all of its development will take place in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy spaces in the city.

Explore Buenos Aires and capture its best angles on this private photography tour of the city. Your guide will take you to some of the most iconic places and neighborhoods, and also get off the beaten track. Your photographer will take several photos of you, based on what you’re interested in. Within a week of the tour, you’ll receive 10 high quality images emailed to you.

Be part of this entertaining stroll and discover the urban art at one of the bohemian neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, Palermo Soho. Enjoy a display of colors and shapes that gathers hipsters and art lovers from everywhere. ◾ Visit the trendy neighborhood of Palermo Soho ◾ Learn about the history of the Ecocenter & Botanical Garden ◾ See how the armenian community lives in this area ◾ Discover the life of remarkable argentine writers such as Jorge Luis Borges ◾ Get to know one of the main areas of street art in Buenos Aires ◾ Appreciate different murals and urban art of important street artists like Martin Ron ◾ Walk around its cobbled streets and enjoy a display of colors and shapes

Join us on this historically chronological tour about "urban art" in Buenos Aires. While all of its development will be done in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy venues of the city. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Discover Buenos Aires’ growing urban art scene as you explore the Palermo neighborhood on a guided walking tour. Learn how local street artists have expressed their culture and creativity as you view several different graffiti artworks, then stop to enjoy a wine tasting at a local bar. Sip Malbec, Torrontes, and Pinot Noir, accompanied by a selection of “picada” – tapas-style meats, cheeses, and olives.

See an unusual side of Buenos Aires on this 3-hour walking tour of the city's prolific street art. Meet the city's graffiti artists and visit the neighborhoods of Colegiales, Chacarita, Villa Crespo and Palermo. This small-group tour, limited to 25 passengers, enables you to enjoy personalized attention and unparalleled access to Buenos Aires' legendary street art scene.

Check out all the cool street art in Buenos Aires with this small group, guided cycle trip. Learn about the beginnings of the street art movement and see how it has grown. See the different techniques, and hear more stories from your guide. You’ll cycle through different neighborhoods, where you can see secret and not so secret works of art.

Embark on an Argentine adventure through San Telmo's vibrant streets, where urban art sets the scene for savoring the neighborhood’s finest beers. Your local guide shares insights into local beer production as you indulge in regional top-quality brews and classic Argentinian appetizers. This epicurean journey caters to travelers seeking an authentic culinary experience, providing a perfect blend of flavorful exploration in a lively, local atmosphere.

The Argentine ‘asado’ (barbecue) is a longstanding local tradition and this tour lets you experience it just like a local. Explore the lively Palermo Viejo neighbourhood and purchase ingredients from the local butchers, bakeries, and wine shops; get hands-on preparing the parrilla, making chimichurri sauce, and barbecuing the perfect steak; then sit down for an asado feast, including wine, dessert, and traditional mate.

Don't miss the opportunity to discover the art of Buenos Aires by bike! We will visit those places where art is expressed on the streets of the south. We will visit the neighborhoods of San Telmo, La Boca, and Barracas. We will be able to observe and enjoy great murals, and interventions with diverse techniques, colours, and artists that emerge in a city in constant movement and transformation as Buenos Aires is. A unique experience that transmits our culture and passion. Join us!

Join us on this historically chronological tour about "urban art" in Buenos Aires. While all of its development will be done in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy venues of the city.

Follow your guide the city's most famous works of public art and the secret graffiti hot spots on this 3-hour street art tour. Visit galleries and public works, both hidden and on display. Learn about the artists and their work from your guide; transportation via van or coach is included during the tour.

Get the inside scoop on Buenos Aires’ unique art scene on this small-group 5-hour Artists’ Atelier tour, including hotel pickup and drop-off. Venture off the tourist trail and discover four of the city’s most unique contemporary artists. Visit their studios and spend time connecting with the artists, before admiring their work and perhaps opting to purchase a special piece directly from the artist.

La Boca is a paradox, one of the poorest barrios in the city, but with a thriving tourism scene and home to one of the biggest football clubs on the continent. Through huge visually impacting murals, and pieces that make biting social commentary we'll discover the true identity of a working class neighborhood in the throngs of gentrification, that is fighting back by spilling paint on the walls. The street art of La Boca creates a poignant narrative about left wing politics, gentrification, football hooliganism, and feminism in Argentina and Latin America. Learn about: -The history of Argentine street art. -The reflection of Argentine idiosyncrasy and history on La Boca’s walls. -Street art and its relationship with popular-class culture. The tour finishes in Caminito, one of the most iconic areas of Buenos Aires. Feel free to explore on your own or add a short private tour of the area with us!

Palermo is the city's most up and coming neighborhood, its streets are an open-air urban art gallery packed with color and style! We will wander its sleek cobblestone passageways exploring all sorts of urban art; from murals, paste-ups, mosaics and physical graffiti that speak to creativity of the most dynamic and hip neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Starting in the heart of Soho we will pass by boutiques and gastropubs discussing how local art and inspiration crafted its own unique aesthetic and possibly witness artists painting live! Explore: -The colorful streets pasaje Santa Rosa y Russell. -Artworks by some of Buenos Aires’ top street artists: El Marian, Magee, Campos Jesse, Dario Coronda, No me Baño and more! -The centennial Mercado de Pulgas, Palermo Hollywood and Serrano Square. Learn about: -The history of Argentine street art. -The reflection of Argentine idiosyncrasy and history on Palermo’s walls. -Street art and its relationship with gentrification.

In the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, the love for football is palpable, and one of the most captivating expressions of this passion can be found in the city's stunning football murals. These larger-than-life artworks adorn walls, buildings, and public spaces, depicting iconic moments, legendary players, and the spirit of Argentine football. During this tour we are going to visit the historic south side of the city and their landmark neighborhoods:La Boca, Barracas and San Telmo. Riding from one mural to another one you will learn and understand why the Argentinians worship Maradona as a god, why La Boca is cinematography neighborhood and how the new generations adore Messi and the World Cup heroes.