Tour por la ciudad de Buenos Aires en grupos pequeños
Descripción
Reúne todos los lugares más visitados de Buenos Aires en un tour de 3,5 horas para grupos pequeños, con traslados desde y hacia el puerto. Visitarás la Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Caminito (La Boca), Puerto Madero y el cementerio de la Recoleta. Idiomas disponibles: español e inglés. Contamos con el sello de seguridad de viajes del Consejo Mundial de Viajes y Turismo.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
La Plaza de Mayo se encuentra en el barrio porteño de Monserrat, en el centro de la ciudad, donde se fundó Buenos Aires. Es la plaza pública más importante y antigua de la ciudad. Su nombre conmemora la Revolución del 25 de mayo de 1810, fecha en la que los ciudadanos se congregaron para expulsar al virrey y formar un gobierno criollo. Desde entonces, la plaza ha sido testigo silencioso de los acontecimientos políticos y sociales más importantes del país.
San Telmo es un barrio antiguo con un toque bohemio gracias a sus galerías de arte temporales, bares nocturnos y murales callejeros. La calle Defensa, repleta de anticuarios y bulliciosas cervecerías, pasa por la plaza Dorrego, donde muchos turistas acuden los domingos para disfrutar del mercado y los espectáculos callejeros. Sinuosas calles atraviesan el Parque Lezama entre jacarandás. El barrio está repleto de restaurantes exclusivos con espectáculos de tango.
La Boca es un barrio obrero con varias atracciones junto al Riachuelo. Asadores y artistas callejeros marcan todo el Caminito, un estrecho callejón flanqueado por casas de zinc de colores brillantes que evocan su origen como barrio de inmigrantes. La Bombonera es el estadio de Boca Juniors y un hervidero los días de partido. La Fundación Proa es un museo de arte moderno con exposiciones temporales y vistas a los antiguos muelles.
Caminito es un callejón museo y un pasaje tradicional de gran valor cultural y turístico, ubicado en el barrio de La Boca de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. El lugar adquirió relevancia cultural al inspirar la música del famoso tango Caminito (1926), compuesto por Juan de Dios Filiberto.
Puerto Madero es un barrio renovado con vistas a la bahía. Sus edificios de ladrillo rojo, también renovados, albergan exclusivas parrillas frecuentadas por turistas y empresarios a la hora del almuerzo. También hay modernos rascacielos con multinacionales y apartamentos de lujo. Los lagos de la zona están rodeados de senderos, al igual que la reserva ecológica Costanera Sur, muy popular entre corredores y familias. El elegante puente colgante de la Mujer conecta los puertos.
Retiro es un barrio con gran diversidad y calles tranquilas. Galerías de arte y elegantes cafeterías conducen a la emblemática y concurrida estación de tren de Retiro, de estilo británico y rodeada de puestos de comida rápida. La torre art déco del edificio Kavanagh ofrece vistas a la Plaza San Martín, un parque empinado donde los oficinistas descansan al abrigo de jacarandas y monumentos patrióticos. Los turistas acuden en masa a la calle peatonal Florida por sus boutiques de artículos de cuero, puestos de souvenirs y bailarines de tango.
Recoleta es una zona adinerada y transitable conocida por sus casas adosadas de estilo parisino, sus antiguos palacios lujosos y sus elegantes boutiques.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida y regreso al Puerto de Cruceros de Buenos Aires en la "Puerta 12" (Dirección: Avenida Ramón Castillo 13)
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Al momento de la reserva, los pasajeros de cruceros deben proporcionar la siguiente información: nombre del barco, hora de atraque, hora de desembarque y hora de reembarque.
- No se emitirán reembolsos si su actividad se pierde debido a la llegada tardía o no llegada del crucero.
- Este es un tour apto para niños.
Opiniones(25)
Marcelo was an excellent tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain everything along the tour, giving us context and a lot of local color as well. I really felt that I got to know the city well. He was also very accommodating with our comfort and made sure that we had something to eat and drink and pointed out interesting shops for each of us. I really appreciated our time with him and would recommend him to anyone. Thank you again.
Informative, well managed small group tour and much cheaper than the very similar cruise organised shore excursion
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Our city tour was a wonderful way to get to know Buenos Aires. The three hours went by in a flash. Our guide, Miriam, was a true professional. She provided wonderful details for each of the five neighborhoods we visited and safely ushered our group across the busy streets. No mean feat in Buenos Aires! She also managed to gather us under the shade trees at every stop; a much appreciated skill on a hot, sunny day. The bus was modern, the driver skilled, and the A/C worked like a champ. The best excursion of our cruise at a fraction of the price.
Although the guide was given a later meet time to what we were given we did enjoy the relaxed and friendly tour. The city was busy but our guide took extra care to ensure we got to experience things without getting lost.
Our tour guide “ Stella” was very informative, friendly and professional . She gave us excellent insight on the history of Buenos Aires and Argentina. Our driver “ Emiliano “ was cautious and always gave us a hand to get in / out of the van. It was nice that the tour was done in a small mini van rather than a huge bus. Take the tour at the beginning of your stay, it gives you a good idea on how to plan the rest of your time in Buenos Aires. I strongly recommend this tour with Signature Tours, very reliable and on time. Enjoy BA..
The variety of areas of the city that we saw were wonderful. From the formal to the arty to the historical it was all a great experience. And we could end the tour at the cemetery instead of taking the bus back to the ship. That way we could get our own lunch in the city and make our way back in a leisurely manner. It was also nice not to have a large group on the tour. It made getting around much easier and you could always see and hear our tour guide.
Tour was very good but had a hard time finding Ailine as she did not have a sign and there was much confusion as to where the pick up was suppose to be. Cruise ships passengers were disembarking and new passengers were loading so there were thousands of people in the area. Took us 30 minutes to hook up with the tour
An excellent comprehensive tour with a good English speaking guide. Felt the tour was good value for money and our guide Mariela had excellent knowledge.
The content of the tour and the knowledge of the guide were quite good, however the delays in starting the tour due to poor organization are unacceptable. The pick up at the port was chaos and it was only by pure luck that we found our guide. No instructions on where to wait and no card to tell us who to group with. Two inquiries at the port terminal information desk were fruitless. No one seemed to have a clue. Even worse, we ended up waiting 25 minutes for people to join the tour at a hotel. They never showed up, but eventually joined the tour at one of the stops along the way.
Great guide, good tour. Could have had more time in some places. Worked for us. Picked us up at port and would have returned us too, but we were able to leave after cemetery and walk to National Art Museum and then walk back to port.
