This tour will have you dancing to the beat of Brazil, before indulging in a taste of Argentina
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Itinerary highlights
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Seek out the sights and learn the samba in Rio de Janeiro
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Witness the dramatic Iguassu Falls up close
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Explore the distinctive districts of Buenos Aires
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Dance the famous tango with the locals
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Gain insight into the culinary traditions of Argentina
What's included
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Luxury accommodation throughout
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Private transfers
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Private tours and experiences
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Full support from your travel designer and concierge before, during and after your trip
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Our help with restaurant recommendations and reservations
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Expert guides in each destination
At a glance
This is a lively journey, incorporating the renowned energy and passion of both Brazil and Argentina. After a full day tour of arguably the most vibrant city in the world, Rio de Janeiro, taking you to the iconic Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf Mountain, and an array of its beautiful beaches, you’ll enjoy a sumba class to truly get you dancing to the beat of Brazil’s drum.
You’ll then fly inland into the glorious natural world that lines both Brazil and Argentina, and enjoy a visit to both sides of Iguassu Falls, before experiencing an exhilarating boat ride down the Iguazu River where you’ll see the thunderous yet awe-inspiring cascades up close.
Next, you’ll head over to Buenos Aires where you’ll spend the final three nights of the trip. Here you’ll set off on a tour of the colourful and history rich districts, which gave this city the moniker ‘The Paris of South America’.
After soaking up the atmosphere of this beautiful city, you’ll grab a partner by the hand to step in time to a tantalising tango and before you know it, you’ll have worked up an exceptional appetite. You’ll then conclude your journey with an indulgent exploration of traditional Argentinian cuisine.
Example trip itinerary
Rio de Janeiro
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Rio de Janeiro
Accommodation in Rio de Janeiro
- Two pools (including a panoramic rooftop pool)
- 2 pools (including a panoramic rooftop pool)
- Two bars
- 2 bars
- Two restaurants (including one of Rio's premier fine dining experiences)
- 2 restaurants (including one of Rio's premier fine dining experiences)
- Gym
- Sauna
Located at the best end of Copacabana beach (adjacent to Ipanema) the Sofitel Rio de Janeiro Ipanema is one of the best beachfront hotels on this strip. Rooms are high quality having been recently refurbished in a modern style with the luxury amenities that you expect in a 5 star hotel.
The views from the hotel are stunning and many of the rooms have balconies. The rooftop pool is a great place to unwind and the hotel’s restaurant is one of the very best in the city.
- Large outdoor pool area
- Rooftop tennis court
- Beach service
- Gym
- Spa
- Hair Salon
- Two restaurants
- Two bars
An iconic hotel for an iconic city, the Copacabana Palace is synonymous with Rio de Janeiro and is very much a destination in itself.
The rooms, facilities and service here are truly first class and you will feel very special lounging in the beautiful pool area, which is one of the most elegant in all the city.
The hotel is a short distance from the more fashionable districts (Copacabana no longer being the top of the pile) and you may find yourself making a short taxi ride to the best restaurants, bars and beaches.
Service at the Copacabana Palace is the best in the city.
- Rooftop infinity pool
- Fasano Al-Mare Seafood Restaurant
- Baretto-Londra Bar
- Lobby Bar
- Beach Service
- Spa
The Fasano Rio is the most stylish hotel in Rio. Set on Ipanema beach front and designed by Phillipe Starck, this is a stunning property. The Fasano brings an air of understated cool and luxury that has been somewhat lacking in some of the other beach-front hotels in Rio.
The rooms are immaculately decorated with a combination of period pieces, original artwork and chic-modern style. We recommend the Deluxe sea view category or above. Each has a private balcony with views out to sea and king size beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and goose down pillows. For that extra touch of luxury and pampering, there is also butler service.
The facilities include an excellent bar, perhaps the city’s best seafood restaurant and a stunning rooftop infinity pool.
- Pool
- Full spa
- Restaurant
- Lounge
Set in the charming old colonial neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, this hotel offers a different approach to the Rio experience away from the high rise beach hotels. The location up on the hill offers a great viewpoint from which to admire the city and an oasis of calm in which to relax.
The hotel has full spa facilities, beautifully decorated rooms, and a great pool area. Formally a colonial farm house, the building has been carefully restored and converted with its history in mind and a light modern touch; using old woods and natural fabric but cut with clean modern lines. Rooms are also equipped with all modern comforts that you would expect in a contemporary luxury hotel.
- 90 apartments and suites
- Restaurant
- Rooftop pool
- Spa
Emiliano Rio enjoys one of the city’s most coveted locations, right on Copacabana Beach. It is contemporary and cool, and embodies everything that is so wonderful about this South American city.
There are 90 suites and apartments, many of which have balconies and beautiful ocean views. Decor is simple and elegant, the light bright colour scheme perfect for enhancing the blue skies and golden sands that surround the hotel.
Emile Restaurant specialises in carioca cuisine, using local, small scale producers to showcase the best of the city. Sip a cocktail at the Emile Bar then head up to the rooftop for light, healthy bites and a dip in the beautiful swimming pool that looks out over Copacabana.
There is an incredible spa located on the 11th floor offering a range of revitalising treatments as well as space to simply uwind and relax.

With a few days in the 'Marvellous City', you can explore and enjoy Rio de Janeiro at your leisure. As Brazil's second-largest city, it's often mistaken as its capital for the richness of culture found here. Explore the colourful streets, which host the famous annual carnival, enjoy the breathtaking views from atop the Corcovado Mountain, just underneath the shade of Christ the Redeemer, or stroll the famed Copacabana Beach. With manmade sights of significance, such as the stadium of Maracanã and sights of natural beauty like Sugar Loaf Mountain, there's plenty to fill your time and make your stay in Rio de Janeiro one to remember.

You'll be met at your hotel by your expert, English-speaking Carioca guide and a private vehicle will be waiting to start your city tour of Rio. Your guide will tailor the tour to how you wish, taking into account your pace and preference. Enjoy a tour of the Santa Teresa neighbourhood, often referred to as the Montmartre of Rio, set into the hills close to the centre of town, which still retains a rich cultural atmosphere of art, music and history. Then head over to the historic centre of Rio where your guide will escort you through the narrow 19th-century streets at your required pace, stopping at the magnificent Baroque churches and the ruins of the old port from where most of Brazil’s gold left for its long journey to Europe.
Next, you'll choose between visiting Christ the Redeemer or Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rio’s most famous attractions. At 710 metres above the centre on the Corcovado Hill, the statue of Christ is surrounded by wide, open terraces from where you get unbeatable vistas of the city's impressive littoral, the southern neighbourhoods of Copacabana and Ipanema, the lagoon, the Sugar Loaf and the town of Niterói. Sugar Loaf Mountain is a massive granite rock, which sits 396 metres tall and is one of the city’s most emblematic landmarks, adorning many a postcard.

Samba is the national dance of Brazil, a high-energy Latin dance, known most commonly from the dancers at Rio carnival. Some of Brazil's best samba dancers will teach you some basic samba moves that you'll be able to use later that day.
Transfer
Private transfer to Rio de Janeiro airport
Flight
Flight to Iguassu Falls
Transfer
Private transfer from Iguassu airport to your hotel
Iguassu Falls
Accommodation in Iguassu Falls
- Large outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Cataratas Spa with five treatment rooms
- Cataratas Spa with 5 treatment rooms
- Poolside Restaurant
- Indoor restaurant with Veranda
- Bar with live music
- Tennis Court
Actually inside the national park on the Brazilian side, this luxury property is ideally located. Walking out from the lobby one can hear the thunder of the falls and the hotel is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
The hotel has been recently refurbished throughout to a high standard and in keeping with the colonial mansion style of the hotel’s original design.
The hotel has large rooms with high ceilings, hard wood flooring and period style furniture. There is a large pool area in the rear to relax at with a drink after a day exploring the falls.


Enjoy this stunning natural wonder of the world, with a tour of the falls, boat safaris or hikes through the surrounding national park. You can also experience kayaking trips, canopy zip-line adventures, specialist hiking trails and bird watching.

A stunning tour of Iguassu, where you get a chance to really get up close to the falls.
Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and bring you by private vehicle to the entrance of the park on the Argentinian side. You'll then be taking the rest of the tour mainly on foot, exploring the various wooden walkways that lead through the national park close up to the many chutes of the falls.
One of the most spectacular sights of the falls is the 'Devil's Throat', which sees the largest flow of water. In order to visit the Devil’s Throat, you must board the train at the Main Station or at the Cataratas Station, close to the Upper Circuit. For those who love trekking, there's the one-kilometre-long Sendero Verde (Green Trail) that connects the Visitors Centre to the Cataratas Station and to the Upper Circuit.
Once you are at the Devil’s Throat Station, you'll have to walk for 1.100 meters on a flat walkway built over the Upper Iguassu River. This walkway crosses several islands and once you get to the end of the walkway, you'll be surprised by a strategic lookout point resting on the side of the gorgeous Devil’s Throat.

You'll enjoy some free time to walk along the path to see the spectacular view of Iguassu Falls on the Brazilian side.
Transfer
Private transfer from your hotel to Iguassu airport
Flight
Flight to Buenos Aires airport
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires
Accommodation in Buenos Aires
- 11 rooms
- Rooftop terrace
- Restaurant
- Wellness centre
Hub Porteño is a historic property set on a quiet street in the heart of Recoleta, and feels more like a home than a hotel. There are just 11 rooms, bright and spacious and filled with antique furniture and more recent pieces from local artisans.
The hotel’s rooftop terrace is a beautiful spot with outdoor seating nestled among the lush greenery – a real city centre oasis. Here you can relax with a drink from the bar and a bite to eat or simply sit back with the morning paper. La Pecora Nera Grill specialises in new Argentinian cuisine while the cosy living room is the place to enjoy drinks and snacks.
There is also a wellness centre with a sauna, gym and treatment room.
- Two restaurants
- 2 restaurants
- Full Spa
- Indoor Pool
- Lobby bar and cafe
- Cigar bar
The Alvear Palace Hotel opened its doors in 1932 and has remained one of the city’s most iconic hotels ever since. Located in the exclusive Recoleta neighbourhood, everything about the Alvear is incredibly well thought through with lots of little touches that make it a really special place to stay.
The hotel’s 192 rooms and suites are impeccable designed with a mix of Empire, Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. Sumptuous fabrics and elegant furnishing are complimented by decorative arts and paintings by Argentinian artists. The larger lounge suites offer butler service so you can make the most of your stay.
Enjoy sophisticated French cuisine at La Bourgogne, and a decadent afternoon tea in L’Orangerie before sampling an expertly mixed cocktail at the lobby bar, which has long been a meeting place for well-known members of Buenos Aires society. Enjoying a tipple at the rooftop bar is also not to be missed, with its spectacular views over Alvear Avenue.
When you’re not out exploring all that the Argentinean capital has to offer, relax and unwind in the spa, wellness area, fitness centre and rooftop pool with adjoining pool bar.
- 159 rooms and suites
- Four restaurants
- Four bars
- Spa and fitness centre
- Swimming pool
Located on the banks of the Río de la Plata River in the trendy Puerto Madero district, the cosmopolitan Alvear Icon Hotel is a modern high rise with fabulous views over the city.
There are 159 luxurious rooms and suites, all spacious, bright and stylish with marble bathrooms, warm fabrics, specially designed furniture and state-of-the-art technology.
The Icon is something of a dining hub with four restaurants. The Grand View, up on the 31st floor, looks out over the river and skyline, while Glitter is South America’s first deluxe glatt kosher restaurant. Milk & Co is a Kosher dairy bar with a delicious menu inspired in classic family recipes and the Sunny Yard is a relaxed venue for breakfast and lunch. There are also four bars.
A spa and wellness centre can be found on the 19th and 20th floors and includes a heated pool with retractable roof, sauna, steam bath, beauty salon, gym and a yoga room.
- Two restaurants
- 2 restaurants
- Bar
- Outdoor pool
- Gym
- Spa
Perhaps the best luxury hotel in Buenos Aires, the Four Seasons is really very suited to the luxury traveller. With beautifully decorated and well equipped rooms and communal areas, the sense of quality and refinement is pervasive throughout the hotel. They also have by far the best pool area in the city which has a strict guests only policy.
Service, as you might expect, is absolutely first class making this the hotel of choice in Buenos Aires for many visiting dignitaries and celebrities.
- 88 rooms and suites
- Two restaurants
- Library bar
- Spa
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor pool
- Cabaret show
The Faena Buenos Aires is a striking design hotel in the waterside neighborhood of Puerto Madero, the brainchild of local empresario Alan Faena and designer Philippe Starck.
The hotel is located in the restored El Porteño building, an enormous silo built in 1902 that produced grain for post-war Europe. The decor encapsulates the grandeur of the belle epoque that characterised Buenos Aires at the turn of last centrury. A red, black and white colour scheme runs through the hotel teamed with exposed brick walls and concrete pillars that hark back to its industrious past.
Rooms and suites are filled with eye catching touches such as hand embroidered throws and filifree mirrors and feature huge windows which look out over Ecological Reserve, the parks, Río de la Plata and the quaysides of Puerto Madero.
Eating and drinking at the Faena is a real treat. Enjoy fine dining at Bistro Sur where the menu is inspired by the finest seasonal Argentinian produce, or opt for something more casual at El Mercado which is inspired by the country’s famous cantinas and the open air markets of Europe. The Library Lounge is an intimate space filled with antique books and crysal chandeliers, while El Cabaret, inspired by the city’s 1920s tango clubs, is where you can catch the award-winning show, Rojo Tango.
The hotel also features a spa, fitness centre and an outdoor pool.

Spend your time relaxing and exploring this wonderful city. You have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here.
Remember we can always organise one of our privately-guided tours, personal shopping trips, helicopter tours, wine tasting or a tango lesson. Feel free to discuss your options with your Travel Designer.

This exclusive tour serves as the perfect introduction to four of the city's most distinctive districts, offering a fascinating insight into its history, contrasts and culture. Your expert guide will draw on his extensive knowledge as you experience the highlights of Buenos Aires, including political centres, artist meccas and barrios rich in European architecture. You'll become acquainted with the foundation site of the capital at Plaza de Mayo, undisputedly Buenos Aires' political heart.
Next, you'll delve into one of the oldest districts, Parque Lezama and La Boca in the south, where artists ateliers and brightly coloured houses jostle for space; before moving on to Plaza San Martin and Retiro. Here, you'll notice the transformation of Buenos Aires architecture from the rambling style of the south of the city to the European-influenced residential quarters of the 19th century. Finally, you'll come face to face with the sophisticated neighbourhood of Recoleta, whose buildings and avenues were inspired by the French; it's also home to the world-famous Recoleta Cemetery and Evita Peron's Mausoleum, and you'll get to make a stop here on this tour.

You'll visit a group class, shared with locals at a milonga (a tango bar frequented by local dancers) to practice the first steps of this sensual dance forever synonymous with the city. First, you'll head to a local tango club or confiteria (coffee shop) to share a one hour tango class with locals, suitable to different levels and experiences. After that, there will be some free time to have a bite to eat, followed by a milonga, a term for a place or an event where tango is danced, attended by milongueros.

Enjoy an introduction to the culinary traditions of Argentina on a tour of the Art Deco Mercado del Progresso, a local market rarely visited by tourists in the charming small Buenos Aires neighbourhood, Caballito. Here, you'll learn about the cuts of meat, wine, fruit, cheese and other daily products and how they are bought and sold. Following the market tour, you'll sit down for a lovely lunch at a small but fantastic restaurant little known to newcomers.
Transfer
Private transfer to Buenos Aires airport
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This is a lively journey, incorporating the renowned energy and passion of both Brazil and Argentina. After a full day tour of arguably the most vibrant city in the world, Rio de Janeiro, taking you to the iconic Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf Mountain, and an array of its beautiful beaches, you’ll enjoy a sumba class to truly get you dancing to the beat of Brazil’s drum. You’ll then fly inland into the glorious natural world that lines both Brazil and Argentina, and enjoy a visit to both sides of Iguassu Falls, before experiencing an exhilarating boat ride down the Iguazu River where you’ll see the thunderous yet awe-inspiring cascades up close. Next, you’ll head over to Buenos Aires where you’ll spend the final three nights of the trip. Here you’ll set off on a tour of the colourful and history rich districts, which gave this city the moniker ‘The Paris of South America’. After soaking up the atmosphere of this beautiful city, you’ll grab a partner by the hand to step in time to a tantalising tango and before you know it, you’ll have worked up an exceptional appetite. You’ll then conclude your journey with an indulgent exploration of traditional Argentinian cuisine. | Whats included?
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Days 1 - 4 |
Rio de Janeiro |
Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your hotel in Rio de Janeiro |
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Accommodation in Rio de Janeiro
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Sofitel Rio de Janeiro Ipanema - $$$$$
Located at the best end of Copacabana beach (adjacent to Ipanema) the Sofitel Rio de Janeiro...
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Copacabana Palace - $$$$$
An iconic hotel for an iconic city, the Copacabana Palace is synonymous with Rio de Janeiro...
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Fasano Rio - $$$$$
The Fasano Rio is the most stylish hotel in Rio. Set on Ipanema beach front and designed by...
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Santa Teresa Hotel RJ MGallery - $$$$$
Set in the charming old colonial neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, this hotel offers a different...
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Emiliano Rio - $$$$$
Emiliano Rio enjoys one of the city’s most coveted locations, right on Copacabana Beach....
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Days in Rio de Janeiro With a few days in the 'Marvellous City', you can explore and enjoy Rio de Janeiro at your leisure. As Brazil's second-largest city, it's often mistaken as its capital for the richness of culture found here. Explore the colourful streets, which host the famous annual carnival, enjoy the breathtaking views from atop the Corcovado Mountain, just underneath the shade of Christ the Redeemer, or stroll the famed Copacabana Beach. With manmade sights of significance, such as the stadium of Maracanã and sights of natural beauty like Sugar Loaf Mountain, there's plenty to fill your time and make your stay in Rio de Janeiro one to remember. |
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Private tour of Rio de Janeiro You'll be met at your hotel by your expert, English-speaking Carioca guide and a private vehicle will be waiting to start your city tour of Rio. Your guide will tailor the tour to how you wish, taking into account your pace and preference. Enjoy a tour of the Santa Teresa neighbourhood, often referred to as the Montmartre of Rio, set into the hills close to the centre of town, which still retains a rich cultural atmosphere of art, music and history. Then head over to the historic centre of Rio where your guide will escort you through the narrow 19th-century streets at your required pace, stopping at the magnificent Baroque churches and the ruins of the old port from where most of Brazil’s gold left for its long journey to Europe. Next, you'll choose between visiting Christ the Redeemer or Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rio’s most famous attractions. At 710 metres above the centre on the Corcovado Hill, the statue of Christ is surrounded by wide, open terraces from where you get unbeatable vistas of the city's impressive littoral, the southern neighbourhoods of Copacabana and Ipanema, the lagoon, the Sugar Loaf and the town of Niterói. Sugar Loaf Mountain is a massive granite rock, which sits 396 metres tall and is one of the city’s most emblematic landmarks, adorning many a postcard. |
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Samba class Samba is the national dance of Brazil, a high-energy Latin dance, known most commonly from the dancers at Rio carnival. Some of Brazil's best samba dancers will teach you some basic samba moves that you'll be able to use later that day. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to Rio de Janeiro airport |
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Flight to Iguassu Falls | |
Private transfer from Iguassu airport to your hotel | |
Days 4 - 6 |
Iguassu Falls |
Accommodation in Iguassu Falls
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Hotel Das Cataratas - $$$$$
Actually inside the national park on the Brazilian side, this luxury property is ideally...
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Two nights by Iguassu Falls Enjoy this stunning natural wonder of the world, with a tour of the falls, boat safaris or hikes through the surrounding national park. You can also experience kayaking trips, canopy zip-line adventures, specialist hiking trails and bird watching. |
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Private tour to Iguassu Falls Argentinean side, including boat trip A stunning tour of Iguassu, where you get a chance to really get up close to the falls. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and bring you by private vehicle to the entrance of the park on the Argentinian side. You'll then be taking the rest of the tour mainly on foot, exploring the various wooden walkways that lead through the national park close up to the many chutes of the falls. One of the most spectacular sights of the falls is the 'Devil's Throat', which sees the largest flow of water. In order to visit the Devil’s Throat, you must board the train at the Main Station or at the Cataratas Station, close to the Upper Circuit. For those who love trekking, there's the one-kilometre-long Sendero Verde (Green Trail) that connects the Visitors Centre to the Cataratas Station and to the Upper Circuit. Once you are at the Devil’s Throat Station, you'll have to walk for 1.100 meters on a flat walkway built over the Upper Iguassu River. This walkway crosses several islands and once you get to the end of the walkway, you'll be surprised by a strategic lookout point resting on the side of the gorgeous Devil’s Throat. |
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Free time on the Brazilian side of the falls You'll enjoy some free time to walk along the path to see the spectacular view of Iguassu Falls on the Brazilian side. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from your hotel to Iguassu airport |
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Flight to Buenos Aires airport | |
Private transfer to your hotel in Buenos Aires | |
Days 6 - 9 |
Buenos Aires |
Accommodation in Buenos Aires
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Hub Porteño - $$$$$
Hub Porteño is a historic property set on a quiet street in the heart of Recoleta, and feels...
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Alvear Palace Hotel - $$$$$
The Alvear Palace Hotel opened its doors in 1932 and has remained one of the city’s most...
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Alvear Icon - $$$$$
Located on the banks of the Río de la Plata River in the trendy Puerto Madero district, the...
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Four Seasons Buenos Aires - $$$$$
Perhaps the best luxury hotel in Buenos Aires, the Four Seasons is really very suited to the...
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Faena Hotel Buenos Aires - $$$$$
The Faena Buenos Aires is a striking design hotel in the waterside neighborhood of Puerto...
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Three nights in Buenos Aires Spend your time relaxing and exploring this wonderful city. You have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here. Remember we can always organise one of our privately-guided tours, personal shopping trips, helicopter tours, wine tasting or a tango lesson. Feel free to discuss your options with your Travel Designer. |
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Four balconies city tour This exclusive tour serves as the perfect introduction to four of the city's most distinctive districts, offering a fascinating insight into its history, contrasts and culture. Your expert guide will draw on his extensive knowledge as you experience the highlights of Buenos Aires, including political centres, artist meccas and barrios rich in European architecture. You'll become acquainted with the foundation site of the capital at Plaza de Mayo, undisputedly Buenos Aires' political heart. Next, you'll delve into one of the oldest districts, Parque Lezama and La Boca in the south, where artists ateliers and brightly coloured houses jostle for space; before moving on to Plaza San Martin and Retiro. Here, you'll notice the transformation of Buenos Aires architecture from the rambling style of the south of the city to the European-influenced residential quarters of the 19th century. Finally, you'll come face to face with the sophisticated neighbourhood of Recoleta, whose buildings and avenues were inspired by the French; it's also home to the world-famous Recoleta Cemetery and Evita Peron's Mausoleum, and you'll get to make a stop here on this tour. |
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Evening tango lesson and milonga You'll visit a group class, shared with locals at a milonga (a tango bar frequented by local dancers) to practice the first steps of this sensual dance forever synonymous with the city. First, you'll head to a local tango club or confiteria (coffee shop) to share a one hour tango class with locals, suitable to different levels and experiences. After that, there will be some free time to have a bite to eat, followed by a milonga, a term for a place or an event where tango is danced, attended by milongueros. |
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Alejandro Frango - introduction to Argentine cuisine Enjoy an introduction to the culinary traditions of Argentina on a tour of the Art Deco Mercado del Progresso, a local market rarely visited by tourists in the charming small Buenos Aires neighbourhood, Caballito. Here, you'll learn about the cuts of meat, wine, fruit, cheese and other daily products and how they are bought and sold. Following the market tour, you'll sit down for a lovely lunch at a small but fantastic restaurant little known to newcomers. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to Buenos Aires airport |