Photo Tour of Buenos Aires

Take out your camera and join us as we photograph some of the most iconic sights around Buenos Aires.

Description

You can choose among 3 different options when booking:

Historic center tour (2 hours)

We'll meet at Bar Julio in Buenos Aires to photograph the Obelisk and Avenida Corrientes. Then, we proceed to Plaza de Mayo, capturing pictures of the cathedral, the city hall, and the Casa Rosada. Next, we will explore green areas before reaching Puerto Madero for shots of the Puente de Mujer bridge. The tour concludes in the center of Buenos Aires after 2 hours.

San Telmo tour (1 hour)

We'll meet at Calle Defensa, at the corner of Plaza Dorrego, and begin a photographic tour of the colonial neighborhood. Starting at the oldest square, we’ll photograph the Chapel of San Pedro Telmo and visit colorful handicraft stores. We'll explore cobblestone streets and old streetcar tracks before ending on Calle Chile.

Night tour (1 hour)

Gathering at Corriente Avenue, we embark on a night tour of Buenos Aires. This will involve capturing images of Corrientes Avenue and the Obelisk, while delving into night photography and local stories. The tour concludes after 1 hour.

Palermo tour (1 hour)

Starting at Plaza Serrano, we will walk through Palermo’s passageways and alleys, stopping at urban art murals and colonial architecture for photographs. The guide will share historical facts along the way.

Recoleta tour (1 hour)

The tour begins at the Floralis Genérica monument. We will explore the Recoleta neighborhood, passing by key buildings while learning photography techniques.

Digital photos

Within 24 hours, we will send a download link with 30 digitally retouched photos after the session. You can request special edits on chosen photos.

Schedule

Historic center tour: Daily at 9 am and 4 pmSan Telmo tour: Monday to Saturday at 10 amNight tour: Monday to Saturday at 7 pmPalermo tour: Monday to Saturday at 1 pmRecoleta tour: Monday to Saturday at 12 noon

Important

Children under 15 years old can participate for free and do not count as group members for reservations.