Includes:
Entrance to the museums
Bilingual guide
Pick up from tourist location
Transportation during the tour and bilingual guide
Duration:
3 1/2 hours
Days and Hours:
Upon tourist availability
Notice:
Please notice that museums are not open on Mondays, please consult before booking.
The price is for reservations from 2 passengers and more. For single reservations please contact our support team through the online chat or email us
This Museum City Tour is designed to cover the main aspects of Buenos Aires' culture, history, habits, way of living and the work of some of the most emblematic and representative artists and families of Buenos Aires.
With the city tour guide you will visit 4 or 5 of the most prominent museums in Buenos Aires, chosen according to your personal interests, and get ample ideas of the culture, tradition, habits, art, crafts, and history in Buenos Aires.
The private museum tour will be conducted by professional bilingual guides, committed to offering you a truly dynamic experience, ideal for tourists who do not have a lot of time in the city, and who therefore want to focus on a particular cultural aspect in Buenos Aires.
Choose 4 or 5 museums from the list below and prepare yourself for the most interesting experience through the history and art of Buenos Aires.
The Museums included in this tour are:
National History Museum (Museo Historico Nacional):
Shines a historical vision on the political and social development of the country.
City Museum (Museo de la Ciudad):
Full of documents, photographs and artifacts that illustrate the history of Buenos Aires.
National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes):
Its collection includes international works of art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. There are 32 rooms and 11,000 masterpieces, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, recordings and more.
Museum of popular art Jose Hernandez (Museo de Arte Popular Jose Hernandez):
There are over 8,000 works of art in this museum that explore the customs of the indigenous communities in South America.
Evita Museum (Museo Evita):
Tells the story of the life and work of one of the most important women in the history of Argentina.
Town Hall Museum (Museo del Cabildo):
Conserves objects from the history of the city and the fight for independence, including information on the colonial period and the foundation of Buenos Aires.
Museum of Hispanoamerican Art (Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano):
Contains both religious and secular artwork from all over South America, including Peru, Brazil and the northern regions of Argentina.
Carlos Gardel Museum(Museo de la Casa de Carlos Gardel ):
The house where the father of Tango lived with his mother, Bertha, conserves personal material and recounts the life and work of Carlos Gardel.
Museum of Fine Arts Eduardo Sivori (Museo de Artes Plasticas Eduardo Sivori):
Specializes in visual arts of Argentine artists from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Immigrants Museum(Museo de la Inmigracion):
Used to be the home of thousands of immigrants from all over the world, who arrived to settle in Argentina at the beginning of the last century. Nowadays it holds a collection of interesting artifacts and personal belongings and testimonies.
