- Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires: MALBA Musem & City Walking Tour
See modern Latin art in the MALBA and take a tour of the city's top areas
Buenos Aires: MALBA Museum & Teatro Colón + City Walking Tour
Enjoy two cultural highlights in Buenos Aires with one ticket
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Start time: 10:00
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Duration: 5h 30mins
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Live guide: English, Spanish
Meeting point
Defensa 831, San Telmo, C1066, Buenos Aires- Show your smartphone ticket at the Tangol office in San Telmo (see map)
- Make sure to be at the Tangol office 15 minutes before the tour starts!
- The tour starts at 10:00
Take a whistle-stop tour of some of Buenos Aires's greatest artistic and architectural achievements. Your tour shows off the lesser-seen parts of the San Telmo and Puerto Madero districts, with stops at Plaza de Mayo and the Obelisco.
After seeing these vibrant neighborhoods, it's time to appreciate South America's art scene. You'll see the Teatro Colón stage where eminent operatis have sang, before admiring works of Latin art from 1900-1970 at the MALBA.
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