Buenos Aires City Bus

Things to do

A practical tourist guide: must‑see neighborhoods, 1/2/3‑day itineraries and how to use hop‑on hop‑off to get around.

Neighborhoods to visit

These are typical areas covered by the route. Mix and match based on your time.

Historic downtown

Plaza de Mayo, Cathedral, Casa Rosada, Avenida de Mayo.

Downtown stops

La Boca

Caminito, street art, tango and football.

Caminito stop

Suggested itineraries

Pick a plan based on how many days you have in Buenos Aires.

Morning: Historic downtown. Midday: Puerto Madero. Afternoon: Recoleta. Recommended: 24‑hour pass.

Buy tickets: 24‑hour pass

Day 1: Downtown + San Telmo + La Boca. Day 2: Recoleta + Palermo + museums. Recommended: 48‑hour pass.

Buy tickets: 48‑hour pass

Add parks, museums and neighborhoods at a slower pace. Revisit favorites. Recommended: 72‑hour pass.

Buy tickets: 72‑hour pass

Recommended reads

Practical guides to plan your trip and choose tickets.

Things to do in Buenos Aires in 2 days: a practical Hop On Hop Off itinerary

A 48‑hour plan to cover Buenos Aires highlights using the official Hop On Hop Off sightseeing bus.

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Sightseeing bus vs city tour in Buenos Aires: what’s the difference?

When does hop‑on hop‑off make sense, and when is a traditional guided tour better? Here’s how to choose.

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Top 10 Hop On Hop Off stops in Buenos Aires (first‑timers guide)

If it’s your first visit, these stops help you build a smart route and make the most of your time.

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