Buenos Aires · PALERMO SOHO & STREET ART
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Palermo is where Buenos Aires paints its walls. The low streets of Soho carry some of South America’s best murals, and the neighbourhood spills out into cafés and design shops around them. These tours compared: which are led by working artists, which add a stencil workshop, and how much ground each one covers.
Palermo’s street art tour connects graffiti to Argentina’s politics, from early campaigns to 1969 aerosol paint, with a Trump Wall photo stop.
“great guide a lot of knowledge very friendly. highly recommend”
Palermo cooking class to make empanadas and dulce de leche alfajores, with mate tea and real Argentina food culture in 150 minutes.
“Really fun for the entire family! The time flew and the food was great. We learned alot.”
Hands-on Palermo empanadas and dulce de leche alfajores with a local chef, small groups, and mate tea or coffee, $49 per person.
“We absolutely LOVED this experience as a family of 5! It is very interactive and very delicious! Our instructor was knowledgeable and was able to answer all of our questions. We had a great time and our food was so good!!!”
A 3-hour bike tour through Recoleta and Palermo, with Puerto Madero’s waterfront, Evita’s cemetery, and park highlights for $45.
“It was a great long bike ride and the guide was nice, but there was very little information given along the way and we saw so many things of interest that could have been talked about. We still really enjoyed the ride and got ideas of places where we want to return during our stay. It was a great way to start the trip.”
Cook Argentinian empanadas in Palermo with a local chef, sip mate, learn culture, then eat what you make. 90 minutes.
“Really great! Valentino was wonderful, and the event very enjoyable!”
Cycle Palermo’s lanes to Recoleta Cemetery, Floralis Generica, and Palermo parks, with helmet, mate, and alfajores included.
“My wife and I opted for this bike tour as we had a late-night flight out of Buenos Aires. It was a perfect way to enjoy the Palermo neighborhood and its beautiful green areas for four hours. Our tour guide, Julian, did a great job leading our ride. He is personable and made sure we were safe all along. For all but a few blocks, we rode the city's expansive "ciclovias" (dedicated bike lanes). Julian knowledge of Argentina/Buenos Aires history, culture and daily life make for a rewarding cultural experience. Finishing our ride at the iconic Floralis Generica drinking "mate" was a special treat. Highly recommended.”
