Tango, the exciting latin dance form loved around the world, was born right here in Buenos Aires. Explore the origins and intrigue of the style and more importantly, learn to dance the tango while youre here!

You'll learn all about Carlos Gardels life and visit several tango hot spots around the city that helped established the dance form. Then let this little a taste of passion inspire you as you take part in the fun with an exclusive 1.5 hour class taught by professional tango dancers.

Following your lesson, Thursdays the tour ends at the studio and Saturdays the tour ends at the Tortoni Caf where you have the option of enjoying a cup of coffee.

INCLUSIONS:
• Pick up - downtown hotels
• Admissions

EXCLUSIONS:
• Hotel drop off
• Gratuities

PLEASE NOTE:
This tour does not operate on Dec 24, Dec 25, Dec 31 and Jan 1.

When possible, please make your booking at least 72 hours in advance to guarantee availability.

Infants 0-2 travel free when not occupying a seat.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
• Tango Lessons
• Tortoni Caf

Times: Thurs & Sat @ 2pm
Running Time: 4.5 hrs

Spend some time with the local expert in this panoramic introduction to Buenos Aires.

Your city exploration starts with the symbol of the city, the Obelisk. This giant monument was built in 1936 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the city. One of the citys unique features is the many beautiful open squares of colonial Spanish descent. Youll fall in love with Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martn, or Plaza Congreso. The avenues can be equally impressive sights including favorites like Corrientes, Mayo and 9 de Julio. The financial and commercial areas of Buenos Aires are home to many impressive sights and you cant miss the home of the Argentineans favorite past time, the numerous massive soccer stadiums throughout the city.

Buenos Aires is home to a lively multi-cultural blend of generations old families of a heavily European-South American blend and we will travel through their neighborhoods to give you a feel for the city and the people who call it home. Discover architecture in historic neighborhoods like La Boca, San Telmo and Montserrat. Enjoy the finer things in life in elegant neighborhoods like Palermo and Recoleta. Feel the excitement in the air in modern areas like Puerto Madero, Palermo Soho, and Hollywood. Between the neighborhoods youll enjoy the beauty of nature interspersed at places like Lezama Park, Tres de Febrero Park and a nearby ecological reserve.

The difference between the regular city tour and this premium city tour is that this one visits the trendy neighborhoods of Soho and Hollywood as well as an Ecological Reserve.

PLEASE NOTE:
This tour has a minimum requirement of 2 passengers and is subject to cancellation if minimum is not met. In the unlikely event of such a cancellation, a refund will be provided or an alternative will be offered.

INCLUSIONS:
• Hotel pick up/drop off - downtown hotels

EXCLUSIONS:
• Food and Beverages
• Optional Gratuities

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
• Obelisk
• Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martin, Plaza Congreso
• Avenues: Corrientes, De Mayo, 9 de Julio
• Historical Neighborhoods
• Elegant Neighborhoods
• Palermo Soho and Hollywood
• Parks Lezama, Tres de Febrero and The Ecological Reserve
• Financial and Commercial Areas
• Soccer Stadium

Times: Mon - Sat @ 2pm
Running Time: 4 hrs

To confirm your booking details, please send an e-mail to info@graylineargentina.com within 48 hours of departure. You will receive e-mail confirmation to the e-mail address from which you submit the Hotel Name details.

Gau-cho [gou-choh] - "A South American cowboy usually of mixed Spanish and Native American Ancestry"

Don Silvano is an authentic Argentinian Ranch where real agricultural-cattle work is an everyday way of life. Eight years ago, Don Silvano opened its doors to visitors, allowing them to learn about all the interesting parts of the gaucho life. The ranch is located 87 kilometers from downtown Buenos Aires (approximately 1 hour trip).

11:00: Reception in a traditional gaucho building known as "Rancho de Adobe" including empanadas (meat pies), wine and juice. Then visit a museum, bakery, and several other parts of the ranch. As you make your way toward the cattle, make sure you have your sleeves rolled up because its time to do some milking (yes that means you!). Then the gauchos demonstrate how they put their seats on the horses with horse trips.

13:00: Lunch Time - Enjoy grilled traditional sausages, short ribs, and chichen. A specialty salad will be prepared including provenzal potatoes mixed with carrots and eggs. Your choice of drinks includes red or white wine, cola, sparkling water and water. For dessert enjoy ice cream and coffee.

During lunch, youll be treated to a lively folklore show with traditional singing and dancing. Typical dances will be performed including the participation of the public. Enjoy carriage rides, tractor rides and horseback riding. The gauchos will show you their creole skills including ring-races, horse mildness and troops retail-trade.

16:30: Snack: Enjoy the national drink of Argentina, "mate" (hot root tea) and sweet cakes with quince jelly.

17:00: Free Activities

19:00: Return to Buenos Aires

Inclusions:
• Roundtrip Hotel Transportation from Downtown Buenos • Aires Hotels
• Snack and Lunch with Beverages
• Admission & Demonstrations

Exclusions:
• Optional Gratuities

Note:
This tour requires at least 2 passengers to run. In the unlikely event that two passengers have not registered by the departure date, you are entitled to a reschedule or refund.

If possible, please make your booking at least 72 hours in advance to guarantee availability.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
• Full Day Authentic Ranch Tour
• Learn Traditional Activities and Skills of the Gauchos
• Enjoy a Ranch Style Argentinian Lunch
• Soccer, Volleyball, Swimming Pool, & Kids Playground Available

Times: Daily @ 10am
Running Time: 9 hrs

The atmosphere of the historic Uruguayan town of Colonia del Sacramento is a universe apart from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires. Just a short boat-ride across the Ro de la Plata, Colonia del Sacramento is a popular day-trip or weekend destination among Buenos Aires locals (Porteos).

A visit here offers an exploratory introduction to Argentinas small neighbor through an enticing blend of colonial history, museums and laid-back ambiance.

Although Portugal officially ceded Nova Colnia do Sacramento (founded in 1680 by Manoel Lobo) to Spain in 1750, its Portuguese settlers resisted. The Spanish Viceroyalty took possession only in 1777, destroying part of the town in the process. Meanwhile, Colonia was established as a prime smuggling center, exploited primarily by the British while the Spanish were busy building up the strength and size of their colony in Buenos Aires. A stop was put to this when Uruguay was created in 1828, as a buffer state between Argentina and Brazil, both of whom wanted its territory.

Colonia enjoys a superb location 180km west of Montevideo, perched atop a small peninsula jutting out into the great expanse of the Ro de la Plata, standing opposite Buenos Aires. Warm light reflects from its bronze waters creating an effect especially impressive at dusk and only further enhancing the towns remarkable beauty.

While its detractors complain that Colonia has been over-restored or that this once sleepy old town is now merely a playground for wealthy Porteos who see it as a suburb of Buenos Aires, it has managed to cling to its rustic charisma thanks to the untainted quality of its classic architecture. Both Colonias old and modern architecture are now protected as UNESCO world heritage sites.

With its immaculate and luxurious parks and gardens, quiet cobbled streets and miles of nearby beaches, Colonia is a relaxing and well-tended place. Colonia isnt sterile like many other "museum towns" around the world.

Enjoy another plus of this beautiful town, the warm welcome of its inhabitants. Uruguayans are among Latin Americas friendliest people.

INCLUSIONS:
• Round trip Hotel Transfers
• Lunch at the "La Renata Restaurant"
• Ferry Ticket
• City Tour

EXCLUSIONS:
• Food & Beverages Besides Lunch
• Optional Gratuities

If possible, please make your booking at least 72 hours in advance to guarantee availability.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
• Ferry Ticket
• Lunch at the "La Renata Restaurant"
• City Tour
• Roundtrip Transfers

Times: Daily @ 7am
Running Time: 10 hrs

RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE A MINIMUM OF 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

Sabor A Tango is the best way to live the tango experience in all its glory. Over 27,000 square feet of the building are devoted entirely to the performance of Tango. Deep in the heart of Buenos Aires, the venue offers guests a professional dance floor and stage where renowned Tango artists make their appearance.

Or take a lesson in the El Patio de la Morocha hall, which is specially devoted to the Milonga Italia Unita." It houses Tango lessons for beginners.

Enjoy dinner in between dances. The restaurant serves up some of the best Argentine and International cuisine in the city.

Features Include:

* Ample reception area with a traditionally themed bar
* A great Dining Hall that can comfortably seat 500 guests in a space that is beautifully decorated with paintings and balconies
* A professional dance floor and stage where renowned Tango artists make their appearance
* The best Argentine and International cuisine with a great variety of delicious options. We gladly accomodate for special food regimes and diets
* El Patio de la Morocha hall for Tango lessons
* A Hall thats specially devoted to the Milonga Italia Unita" hosting Tango lessons for beginners
* 27,000 square feet devoted entirely to the Tango
* First rate staff, waiters and waitresses with knowledge of English, French, Italian and Portuguese
* Air conditioning

DEPARTURE TIMES:

* Tango Show + Dinner - 7:45pm (4.5 Hours)
* Tango Show Only - 8:45pm (3.5 Hours)

INCLUSIONS:

* Sabor a Tango Show
* Hotel Pick Up/Drop Off from Downtown Buenos Aires Hotels
* Optional Dinner (If Selected) Including Unlimited Wine/Beer/Purified Water/Coke During Dinner and During the Show

EXCLUSIONS:

* Food & Beverages Not Mentioned
* Optional Gratuities

PLEASE NOTE:
When possible, please make your booking at least 72 hours in advance to guarantee availability.

To confirm your booking details, please send an e-mail to info@graylineargentina.com within 48 hours of departure. You will receive e-mail confirmation to the e-mail address from which you submit the following details:
# Hotel Name

Attractions and services are non-cancellable. Availability and pricing for an attraction or service are subject to change without notice.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

* Sabor a Tango Show
* Classic Argentine Tango Theatre Ambiance
* Fine Dining Dinner Option

Tour Info

Show with Dinner @ 19.45
Show without Dinner @ 20.45

Running Time: 3.5hrs- 4.5hrs

Boca Juniors was born on Monday April 3rd, 1905 when five young boys living in La Boca neighborhood got together at Solís Square with the intention to found a soccer club.

Without even knowing it, this group of Italian immigrants wrote the first pages of the rich history of Argentina´s most popular soccer club.

The name of the club was taken from that of the neighborhood. The word "Juniors" was added to give it an English tone and enhance its prestige. This was done in order to counteract the “difficult neighborhood” fame La Boca had gained at that time.

During its first years, Boca Juniors wore different shirts that were changed constantly until the well-known classic blue and yellow one was adopted. The first shirt was pink, followed by a vertically striped black and white one. In 1907 both yellow and blue were adopted. These colors were taken from the Swedish flag on a boat which was moored in the port during those days.

Boca Juniors shows a great track record in amateur competitions, wining 7 titles: 1919, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1930 Championships and the Honour Cup in 1925.

Throughout almost one hundred years of history many players wore the blue and gold shirt. Many of these players ended up as absolute idols in the institution including: Francisco Varallo, Mario Boyé, Angel Clemente Rojas, Antonio Roma, Alfredo Rojas, Antonio Rattín, Vicente Pernía, Hugo Gatti, Silvio Marzolini, Diego Maradona, Gabriel Batistuta, Martín Palermo and Juan Román Riquelme.

Downtown hotel pickup and admission to the soccer stadium are included in the price of this tour.

Attractions and services are non-cancelable. A voucher has no cash value and is non-transferable. No refunds, credits, exchanges, or cancellations of a voucher will be granted once voucher has been issued. Refunds will not be issued for unused or partially used attractions or services. Availability and pricing for an attraction or service are subject to change without notice.

To confirm your booking details, please send an e-mail to info@graylineargentina.com within 48 hours of departure. You will receive e-mail confirmation to the e-mail address from which you submit the following details:

• Activity Date
• Hotel Name

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• See Soccer Stadium
Downtown Hotel Pickup

Tour Info:

• Times: Tuesdays & Fridays @ 3.30pm
• Running Time: 4 hrs

Booking Information

Please call 1-877-785-25-37 (from US) or (+54 11) 4372-5566 at least 48 hours prior to the tour. The emergency line is available 24 hours from Argentina at 15-5451-05-72 or outside Argentina at 0054-9-11-5451-0572 .

Learn about the life of Evita Peron in this exclusive tour that tells her story. Visit the various places where her work was carried out: the CGT building (Labor General Confederation), Mayo Avenue, the famous balcony, the Labor Ministry, her mausoleum, Our Lady of Pillar Church, and the National Library building.

We will also visit the Evita Museum. A tour guide will lead you through, helping you understand, feel and experience the life and work of one of the most important women in Argentina. This is the perfect tour for those seeking to learn more about an important era of Argentinean history.

INCLUSIONS:
# Hotel Pick Up/Drop Off - Downtown Hotels
# Spanish/English Speaking Guide
# Admissions

EXCLUSIONS:
# Optional Gratuities

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

# CGT Building (Labor General Confederation)
# Mayo Avenue
# The Famous Balcony
# The Labor Ministry
# Our Lady of Pillar Church
# The National Library Building
# Evita Museum

Tour Info

Times: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2.00pm
Running Time: 3.5 hrs

Please call 1-877-785-25-37 (from US) or (+54 11) 4372-5566 at least 48 hours prior to the tour. Our emergency line is available 24 hours from Argentina at 15-5451-05-72 or outside Argentina at 0054-9-11-5451-0572.

Youre invited to take a relaxed guided tour across Buenos Aires and its surrounding areas by bike. All tours include rental of bike and helmet, the famous Argentinean "mate" root tea.

Just wear comfortable clothes and get ready to have some fun!

Discover a wonderful and complex city with a wealth of impressive sites. Understand the strong social and cultural identity of this metropolitan city. Your senses will light up to the sites, sounds, and smells of energetic Buenos Aires.

Youll learn about many buildings including historical and architectural explanations and anecdotes. We will also provide you with a list of the most interesting, not to be missed sites where you will discover soccer, tango and the exciting Buenos Aires nightlife.

See why the bicycle is the best means of transportation to explore all the quirky nooks and crannies of the city.

Our Buenos Aires bike tours are designed for people of all ages and levels of understanding, both tourists and residents. They are, without a doubt, the most interesting and entertaining way to discover the city, understand its history and make new friends along the way!

Inclusions:

Seeing the Delta means appreciating the generosity of nature in this extraordinary place that is impossible to ignore.

Leaving Buenos Aires we will head for this natural paradise. Sail along the Delta and its islands. The life of the "isleos" (people who live on the islands of the Delta) is very special.

Learn about their customs, culture and way of life. See the elegant residences located in the residential neighborhoods of the northern suburbs.

Visit San Isidro neighborhood where you will get to know its history and people. On the way back to Buenos Aires city, we will pass by the Presidential Residence of Quinta de Olivos.

INCLUSIONS: