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Buenos Aires Activities
By traveling with Tours Gone Wild, your nights are already set. As far as daily activities, Buenos Aires has a lot to offer. Shopping, Relaxing, or taking an Optional Excursion we offer.
Activites range from a Historical Tour of Buenos Aires, to sailing on the Tigre Delta River, or experiencing the Passion of a Boca-River soccer match in the Bombonera!!!
Whichever activity you choose in Buenos Aires, you are guaranteed to have a Vacation of a Lifetime!!!
Please look below to check out the Optional Activites we currently offer.
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| Buenos Aires City Tour |
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Discover the beauty and wonders of Buenos Aires, visit the National Congress, The Metropolitan Cathedral next to the Goverment House in may square area. Admire the Colon Theater, one of the most important opera houses in Latin America.
Visit San Telmo, traditional neighborhood where Tango performances can be seen in many bars and restaurants. Stop at La Boca colorfull neighborhood, which was, seat of immigrants - manly Italians - and now home of some artists. Enjoy Palermo, an area that combines its architecture and history with entertainment and amusement in its green spaces. Finally, La Recoleta, an exclusive and elegant neighborhood where the famous cementery is found. Although it may seem unusual, fashionable restaurants, bars, cafes, discos and a cinema complex also surround the area. |
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| Excursion on the Tigre Delta River |
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| Among the trips to the suburbs of the city, one of the best-known is the Parana River Delta, a 14,000 sq.km. area of semi-tropical forest with thousands of islands and islets. The tour heads north along the riverside, goes past “Jorge Newbery” City Airport, the “carritos” (carts) district - named after the push-cart of the restaurants located in the area - and the River Plate Soccer Stadium. It will then continue with the Coast Train . Visitors will take a boat trip along the rivers and streams of the Parana Delta, winding among the innumerable islands with their magnificent vegetation. Lunch will be served at an island restaurant. |
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Fiesta Guacha Tour |
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A real country day in a typical Argentine farmhouse, where you can discover some of the skills of its countrymen. This tour includes a typical lunch of empanadas (small meat turnovers), asado (barbecue) and wine, with the accompaniment of folk music. In the afternoon, Argentine gauchos will show you thir games and their skillfulness.
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Tango Show with Dinner |
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Enjoy dinner, including a great variety of International dishes and selected wines, while watching an authentic Tango show. See virtuous musicians playing a well-chosen repertoire, and dancers showing the evolution of the tango with a sober and varied wardrobe and excellent voices. (also includes Round-trip transfers)
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Argentine Soccer Match |
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One cannot discuss soccer (called fútbol here) in Argentina without paying homage to Diego Armando Maradona, Argentina's most revered player and one of the sport's great (if fallen) players. Any sense of national unity dissolves when Argentines watch their favorite clubs -- River Plate, Boca Juniors, Racing Club, Independiente, and San Lorenzo -- battle on Sunday in season, which runs from February until November. Whether or not you are a soccer fan, watching a soccer game in Buenos Aires is a MUST SEE activity. Argentines are passionate about their sport and what better way to experience their national past time than at the Bombonera (Boca Stadium) or any of the other stadiums in Buenos Aires.
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A Note About Optional Excursions
- Depending on weather conditions some of the excursions listed may not be available.
- Tours Gone Wild does not operate nor has any liability for any excursions featured in on the site and all excursions are the responsibility of Third Party Operators.
- Prices of optional excursions are current at the time of printing and include GST, but may be subject to change.
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