Tailor-made trips to Buenos Aires
The “Paris of South America”: stately elegance, designer boutiques and a world-class dining scene.
Argentina — Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires never sleeps, but it’s never in a hurry either. A metropolis that blends the elegance of its French-style avenues with a passion you feel on every corner, captivating discerning travelers with an endless cultural offering.
Name
Buenos Aires — Autonomous City
Known as
The “Paris of South America”
Climate
Temperate Pampas climate, four seasons
Airports
Ezeiza (EZE) · Aeroparque (AEP)
The Buenos Aires experience
Signature tango, behind closed doors
An exclusive performance in San Telmo or a Recoleta mansion, with a paired dinner and internationally award-winning dancers. Perhaps the most quintessentially Buenos Aires experience there is.
A private gala, a reserved table and a staging designed so you feel the music as close as if you were dancing yourself.
Activities and experiences
Five ways to live the city
01
Signature tango and private gala
An exclusive performance in San Telmo or a Recoleta mansion, with a paired dinner and award-winning dancers.
02
Food tour and signature dining
Tasting menus at award-winning restaurants: the evolution of Argentine beef and avant-garde cooking.
03
Contemporary art and imperial architecture
A tour with a private art historian through MALBA, Bellas Artes and the palaces of Avenida Alvear.
04
A polo afternoon and luxury estancia
A private match outside the city, lessons with professional instructors and a first-class asado criollo.
05
Exclusive shopping and designer fashion
Fashion avenues and high-end leather workshops in Palermo Soho, with a dedicated personal shopper.
When to go
A city for all four seasons
Oct — Dec · Spring
Jacarandas in bloom
The best time to explore on foot: the city turns violet and the outdoor cultural calendar is at its peak.
Dec — Feb · Summer
Terraces and rooftop bars
Warm days and perfect nights for dining outdoors in Palermo or Puerto Madero.
Mar — May · Autumn
Golden light
Crisp days and clear skies, ideal for photography and city walks.
Jun — Aug · Winter
Theaters and historic cafés
The perfect excuse for landmark theaters, historic cafés and a vibrant dining scene.
Kavanagh · Cabildo · Caminito · Tigre Delta
Practical information
The practical side, sorted
- Airports
- Ezeiza (EZE) for international flights and Aeroparque (AEP) for domestic and regional connections.
- Transfers
- Guaranteed private executive vehicles with bilingual drivers for all city and inter-airport transfers.
- Climate
- Temperate Pampas climate, with four well-defined seasons.
Frequently asked questions
Before you book
Why explore Buenos Aires with Tripology?
We select boutique hotels in the best locations and arrange private access to tango, dining and art that the average tourist can’t get.
How many days should you stay in the city?
At least 3 to 4 days to combine city life, dining and at least one tango experience or a day at an estancia outside the city.
Ready for Buenos Aires?
A tailor-made quote based on your dates, number of travelers and budget. An advisor replies, not an automated form.
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