Liten grupp Buenos Aires mat och kultur turné
Beskrivning
Genom denna turné kan du upptäcka en av de mest antika stadsdelarna i Buenos Aires, från en kulturell och gastronomisk utsikt. Det är det bästa alternativet att besöka det mest traditionella området i staden medan du njuter av den bästa gastronomin. Du kan upptäcka den emblematiska stadsdelen San Telmo på ett annat sätt, besöka den historiska marknaden och smaka på de argentinska smakerna medan vi sätter gastronomin i en ledande roll.
Turalternativ
Resplan
Turnén börjar i en av de mest trånga promenaderna av medborgarna i Buenos Aires och turister. Det ligger i närheten av San Telmo, där det finns många antikviteter boder som ger den en luft i sofistikerad loppmarknad.
Besök det enda huset i Argentina som är tillägnat Dulce de Leche. Du kommer att hitta en oförklarlig kombination av sensationer som erbjuder den sanna smaken av hemmagjord Dulce de Leche, utsökt choklad av ren kakao, alfajores av majsstärkelse, choklad och andra smaker som du fortfarande inte känner till.
San Telmo Market öppnades i februari 1897 och för att uppfylla de nödvändiga behoven som de nya invandrare som anlände till staden från Europa behövde var huvudsyftet. Byggnaden förblir sin ursprungliga struktur bestående av metallbjälkar, bågar och kolonner med lakan och glastak.
Ett exklusivt utrymme för att njuta av det bredaste utbudet av författare och exportera avancerade viner. Där gör vi en smak av typiska argentinska viner (Malbec & Torrontes), tillsammans med en ostbräda.
En utmärkt grill som ligger i hjärtat av Buenos Aires. Där avslutar vi dagen med en trerätters middag med kött empanada eller provore Revire, köttskuren (efter eget val vid ankomst till restaurangen) med pommes potatis eller sallad, dessert och en drink ingår.
Höjdpunkter
Vad som ingår
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
- Minsta ålder är 18 år
- Vänligen meddela eventuella särskilda kostbehov vid bokningstillfället
- Kan drivas av en flerspråkig guide
- Om resenären inte bor på ett hotell beläget i hotellupphämtningsområdet, kommer den lokala leverantören att ange en adress till närmaste hotell
Recensioner(5)
We booked this tour the day prior, as the other, more popular food tours had no availability. For ~280 USD each, here's what we got: We were given instructions to meet at Plaza Dorrego at 6 PM -- no other specifics were given to find our guide in this bustling plaza. We spotted another couple who were also on the tour and were equally lost, searching Plaza Dorrego hopelessly for our tour guide. We messaged the agency, and they said they had no idea what the tour guide looked like or how to identify him. After some back and forth, they were able to tell us that he would be waiting by the Starbucks. Jose, our guide, was very kind and spoke decent English but was more of a general tour guide for BA than someone passionate and knowledgeable about the food scene. He took us to a tenement building that had been repurposed as shops (we saw a man making mate cups and another store selling underwear), and another small shopping center to look at ceramic gnomes. We then went to San Telmo market, an incredible space packed with stalls and an abundance of great looking food on display. Unfortunately, the tour did not stop at any of these places but rather at an outpost of La Casa Del Dulce De Leche. You will recognize that these are popular and scattered all over BA. Here we sampled their selection of Dulce De Leches, which were already sitting out and available for all passersby to try for free! Our next stop was a wine shop where we tasted and learned about two wines: a standard Torrontes and Malbec. They gave us a bit of cheese, too. Then a van shuttled us to dinner at Revire Brasas Bravas, where we had a choice of chorizo or an empanada, followed by steak (all tough and cooked to medium well), and dessert (ice cream or tiramisu). We had the opportunity to have one drink at the dinner and were told that any additional drink we would need to purchase. Of course, we were reminded to leave a tip for the waitress as well! I am unsure why or how this tour cost $280 pp, but we did enjoy the company of the other couple, and Jose was a nice guy who was interesting enough to chat with. My advice is to book one of the other food tours well in advance!
Dear Kevin_N We are sincerely sorry to hear about your experience on our gastronomic and cultural tour in Buenos Aires. We value your detailed comments and take your concerns very seriously. We are saddened to hear that the experience did not meet your expectations in terms of value for money and the quality of the experience offered. We would like to clarify that our guide, Jose, has an official degree, speaks several languages and has experience in the industry. In addition, he has completed extensive training on our itineraries and quality standards. We understand your frustrations regarding the lack of clarity at the meeting point and the overall tour experience. We will pass on your comments to Jose as an opportunity for improvement, as we are committed to providing enriching and memorable experiences for our clients. We appreciate your feedback as it helps us identify areas of improvement in our services. We will take steps to address these issues and ensure a more satisfying experience for our future customers. We sincerely regret any inconvenience you experienced during the tour. Thank you for your understanding and for sharing your experience with us. Best regards, Tangol Tours
This tour was a nice ,fun evening out. It included and interesting walk around the neighborhood, a stop at a dulce de leaches store with samples, stroll through a large food market, a wine tasting and a nice meal at a local steak restaurant. The guide was interesting and fun.
This foodie tour is fabulous. Got picked up right on schedule at our hotel followed with a short little jaunt to our first stop, the Duce de Leche store. We were able to taste a great variety of samples, helped by and with the excellent store staff. Too much choice, but we did end up taking a box of treats for our kids and grandkids. Next was the wine tasting and wine store, where we tasted the ever popular Malbec wine, Argentina’s signature wine product, as well as another white wine, called “mentirosa” wine (liar’s wine) because it’s “nose” does not match it taste. Next was the Rivere Restaurant, known for its fantastic steak and meat menus. There we were served a great meal consisting of appetizers, the main course, drinks (beer for me) and a fine dessert. The tour was very relaxing and easily paced, having plenty of time to enjoy each venue. The guide explained in detail the pertinent parts of each stop, but still allowed plenty of time for us to enjoy it ourselves. We made friends with a couple from Chile (who were on their honeymoon) and we learned a tremendous amount about life in South America during the hour we spent at dinner. All together, we are extremely pleased that we took this tour, and recommend all to make sure to take this excursion.
<p>Very interesting tour on our first day in BA. Visited various areas with our guide and were told the history of where we were.<br/> Tastings of Dulce de Leche and the wine tasting were good, however the meal was not as good as expected as we found the beef to be tough.</p>
