BEST OF · ARGENTINA STREET ART TOURS
Small groups fill fast and the best guides run one departure a day. Below: the 4 argentina street art tours to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Meet an English-speaking guide in an orange shirt at Plaza Serrano and walk through Palermo’s colorful streets to Plaza Inmigrantes de Armenia. Learn how Argentine politics, protest, football, and aerosol paint shaped local street art, with guides such as Juan, Vito, Victor, and Ailen leading the way.
“The guide was so good and knew I couldn’t see anything to improve”
Ride for four hours from San Telmo through La Boca and Barracas, stopping for murals, mosaics, design collectives, snacks, and mate. Guides such as Raymond and Daniel bring local art, football, politics, and neighborhood history into view. Urban biking skills and moderate fitness are required.
“Guide was patient and very well informed. Had fascinating discussions ranging from functions of the brain to Argentine politics as they apply to street art in various parts of the city.”
Meet your guide at Gorriti 4882 or 4886 in Palermo Soho for a three-hour walk through local street art and neighborhood culture, followed by Argentine wine and snacks. Guides may speak English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Expect Malbec, Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon.
“Fernando was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining - his English was excellent and we enjoyed it immensely.”
Spend a flexible day tracing Diego Maradona’s Buenos Aires story with hotel pickup, a private English or Spanish-speaking guide, stadium and museum access, La Paternal murals, the Maradona chapel, a café stop, and La Casa de D10S.
“Sofia war unser Guide in Buenos Aires. Wir haben die Tour über Maradonna gemacht. Es hat von Anfang bis Ende alles super geklappt. Sofia wusste prima Bescheid und konnte alle Fragen beantworten. Sie war extrem freundlich und entspannt. Wir hatten überall genug Zeit uns die Sachen anzusehen. Ich finde Sofia hätte uns nicht besser führen können. Schulnote : 1plus Ralf Binneberg”
Pick a kind of tour, or a wall you have already seen in photographs.
