Tour operator
Parrilla Tour
A Buenos Aires food tour company founded in 2011, leading English-language walks through parrillas, empanada shops and ice cream parlours in several neighbourhoods.
Eternautas
A Buenos Aires tour company offering themed private walks through neighbourhoods such as San Telmo, La Boca and Recoleta, plus day trips to Tigre and the pampas.
At a glance
- Type
- Historical and cultural walking tours
- Area
- San Nicolás, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Official site
- eternautas.tur.ar
Good to know
- Private tours
- Themed city walks
- Day trips to Tigre and San Antonio de Areco
Why we recommend it
Eternautas offers some of the most varied guided walks in Buenos Aires, with a strong focus on history, architecture and culture. The company trades as Eternautas de Goliardos S.R.L., is a registered travel agency, and has its office on Avenida Presidente Julio A. Roca in the city centre. Its catalogue lists more than two dozen private tours, which makes it a good choice for visitors who want to go deeper than a standard city tour.
The programme covers the classic districts, with walks in San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta and its cemetery, Palermo Viejo, Palermo Chico, Puerto Madero, Belgrano and along Avenida Alvear. Others take on themes: Arquitectura de Buenos Aires and La París de Sudamérica explore the city's buildings and its Parisian ambitions, Buenos Aires Judía looks at the Jewish community, Arte en Buenos Aires focuses on art, and El Otro Sur heads into the less-visited south. There are also walks in Abasto, Parque Patricios, Balvanera and Caballito, where the Caballito and Parque Chacabuco tour looks at the English-style quarter and buildings decorated with medieval-style bestiaries.
Tour lengths vary from two-hour walks to a four-hour city tour and an eight-hour Experiencia Buenos Aires. Further afield, a five-hour trip covers San Isidro and Tigre, and a nine-hour day in the pampas visits San Antonio de Areco. A four-hour dinner and tango show is also on the list for an evening out.
Most tours are private, so you can choose your date and adapt the pace, which suits families, couples and small groups. Some walks also run on scheduled dates; for example, the Avenida de Mayo walk, along what the company calls the city's first boulevard, was scheduled on Saturday afternoons in October 2026, meeting at the corner of Reconquista and Rivadavia. The website is in Spanish, with an English version, so check which languages are available when you enquire.
Eternautas suits travellers interested in history and architecture, and repeat visitors who want to explore new neighbourhoods. It also organises longer trips abroad, but its Buenos Aires walks are the reason to book here. Contact the company by phone or WhatsApp on +54 11 4173 1078, or on +54 11 5031 9916.
Eternautas FAQs
What kind of tours does Eternautas offer?
Mainly private walking tours focused on history, architecture and culture, plus day trips and a dinner and tango show.
Which neighbourhoods are covered?
San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, Palermo, Puerto Madero, Belgrano, Abasto, Caballito and more.
Are there day trips?
Yes, to San Isidro and Tigre (about five hours) and to San Antonio de Areco in the pampas (about nine hours).
Are tours private?
Most tours are private, so you can choose the date and pace.
How long are the walks?
From about two hours to eight hours for the full Experiencia Buenos Aires.
Where is the office?
At Avenida Presidente Julio A. Roca 584, 7th floor.
How do I contact them?
By phone or WhatsApp on +54 11 4173 1078.