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Best if you have 1 day to see the highlights.
From 45 USD per person
Things to do in Buenos Aires
Plan your visit with neighborhood highlights and 1–3 day itineraries. Use the Hop On Hop Off bus to connect the must-sees.
- ✓Unlimited hop-on hop-off
- ✓25+ stops across the city
- ✓Multilingual audio guide
- ✓Digital ticket
Suggested itineraries
Pick a plan based on how many days you have. You can mix neighborhoods and hop on/off whenever you want.
1 day (fast)
Downtown + Plaza de Mayo, Puerto Madero, Recoleta.
2 days (best)
Add Palermo parks + museums + San Telmo.
3 days (explorer)
Include La Boca/Caminito, Planetarium and more time at each stop.
Route highlights
The route connects the most visited neighborhoods. Use the map to choose stops and build your day.
- ✓Historic Downtown & Plaza de Mayo
- ✓San Telmo & markets
- ✓La Boca & Caminito
- ✓Puerto Madero waterfront
- ✓Recoleta & museums
- ✓Palermo parks
Tip: If you want to do a full loop, start early and then hop off at your top 2–3 stops.
Choose your pass
Compare the most popular options. Buy online and receive a digital ticket.
48-hour pass
Best balance of time and value for most travelers.
From 60 USD per person
72-hour pass
For travelers who want to see it all — and revisit favorites.
From 75 USD per person
FAQ
Palermo and Recoleta are popular for first-timers thanks to walkability, dining and easy connections.
Two days is a solid start. Three days lets you add museums, parks and a slower pace.
Visit main areas like Caminito during daytime and follow typical travel precautions.
Use the Hop On Hop Off bus on sightseeing days, plus rideshares/subway for point-to-point trips.
For popular shows and some museums, booking ahead can be a good idea (seasonal).
48 hours works best for a 2-day plan. 24 hours is ideal for a fast highlights day.
Want an easy way to get around?
Use the sightseeing bus as transport between neighborhoods.
