Buenos Aires · CAMINITO AND BOCA BARRIO WALKS
7 tours
Caminito is three blocks of painted tin and worth every one of them, but La Boca is a working barrio and the streets either side are not for wandering alone. Below are the walks that get it right: what each one covers, how long it runs, what it costs, and which ones add La Bombonera.
A 2-hour English walking tour in La Boca with colorful conventillos, tango on the street, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history outside La Bombonera.
“Marianne was amazing !!!! We loved every minute of the tour!!”
45-minute boat ride from Puerto Madero to La Boca, with audio guide views of Río de la Plata, Riachuelo, and a historic bridge.
“My navigation was great, everything was clear and they departed on time. The attention of the staff was professional and timely. I had to communicate with them by Whatsapp and they answered in timely manner.”
Pedal through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, the ecological reserve, and Plaza de Mayo on a comfy cruiser bike tour.
“this was and easy and rewarding tour. was great fun to bicycle through BA and see so many things. my guide Romina was great. gave us a lot of info and insight. she also made the biking safe and easy by picking special routes.”
Sample San Telmo market classics, wine and mate tastings, then stroll Boca sweet shops and culture, with a local guide for $65.
“We had just a small amount of time to occupy on our quick stop in Buenos Aires and this satisfied the need. We wanted lunch and some cultural immersion - we got it here! Loaded up with tasty empanadas to start, we walked the market, got to experience the wine window, and then strolled to a artist market (with a few stops to feed the dolce de leche hole we didn’t know we had). Perfect way to spend an afternoon - we came back on the tail end of our trip for more!”
A 2-hour La Boca walk focused on immigrant roots, street art, football culture, and local pastries, ending by Bombonera for big views.
“We learned so much from Nico about the La Boca neighborhood and its people. He showed us and gave us information that went beyond the basic tourist information. I enjoyed seeing and learning about the local artwork and trying local pastries.”
A 2.5 hour La Boca walking tour mixing Quinquela Martin art, immigration history, and football culture, with optional tastings.
“Ludmila was a fantastic guide! I enjoyed the La Boca tour and learning about the neighborhood.”
Pedal Buenos Aires from Montserrat to La Boca, Caminito, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo, with guide stories, photo stops, and bike lanes.
“The tour was a great way to visit some of the southern barrios of Buenos Aires while learning local history. We did the tour the first day we arrived in Buenos Aires and it was a nice way to navigate the city; in particular, areas that we may have otherwise been too intimidated to visit on our own. We had 2 guides (Anna & Pilar; one in front/one in back) that utilized bike lanes for much of the tour, feeling very safe. Our guides were very informative about the sites we were seeing. Would recommend!”
