Buenos Aires Bus Hop On-Hop Off and Exclusive Benefits

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About this activity

Explore Buenos Aires comfortably and flexibly with Hop On Hop Off service. Hop on and off freely along the 27 stops you prefer and tour the main points of the city, such as the Obelisk, Casa Rosada, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Palermo and many more.

Enjoy a scenic tour with audio guide available in 9 languages, ideal to get to know the history, culture and essence of Port while relaxing and enjoying the walk. In addition, I accessed exclusive benefits in different parts of the city.

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At a glance

Duration: one day
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 300 people
People per booking: 1–30
Audio guide: German, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, English, Chinese, Italian, French, Spanish
Guide: Portuguese, English, Spanish
Operated by: Buenos Aires Bus Turístico

Ages: Infants (0–3 years) · Children (4–11 years) · Adults (12–100 years)

What is included

Included

Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: Air-conditioned vehicle
Included: Benefits passport
Included: Guided audio in 9 languages and accompanying guide on board
Included: Panoramic buses

Not included

Not included: Meals
Not included: In and Out to hotels

Itinerary

La Recoleta Cemetery

Passing by

The Recoleta Cemetery is one of the most important in Buenos Aires. It stands out for its architecture, sculptures and mausoleums of great historical value, which reflect the history and culture of the city.
Teatro Colon

Passing by

The Teatro Colón is the most important opera house in Argentina and one of the most prestigious in the world. Opened in 1908 in Buenos Aires, it is renowned for its majestic architecture, excellent acoustics and for having housed great figures of classical music and opera.
Obelisco

Passing by

The Obelisk is the symbol of Buenos Aires. Opened in 1936, it commemorates the founding of the city and is the epicenter of events and celebrations.
Plaza De Mayo

Passing by

Plaza de Mayo is the oldest and most significant square in Buenos Aires. It is the historical, political and social center of the city, surrounded by emblematic buildings such as the Casa Rosada and the Metropolitan Cathedral. It has been the scene of major political developments in the country.
Avenida de Mayo

Passing by

Avenida de Mayo is one of the main arteries of the city of Buenos Aires, opened in 1894. It connects Casa Rosada with the National Congress and is noted for its European style architecture, being a symbol of the urban and political development of Argentina.
Congreso

Passing by

The National Congress is one of the great icons of Buenos Aires. Its green dome and imposing architecture represent Argentine democracy and make it a must-see for those who want to know the country’s history and identity.
Buenos Aires Museo - Museo de la Ciudad

Passing by

Buenos Aires’ historic center is the oldest area of the city, where it was founded in 1580. It encompasses areas such as Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo and part of Monserrat, and is characterized by its architectural heritage, cobblestone streets and historic buildings. It is an important cultural and tourist center that reflects the origins and evolution of the city.
San Telmo

Passing by

San Telmo is one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and bohemian atmosphere, it stands out for its antique fair, cultural life and links to tango. It is an emblematic place of the historic center of Porteño.
La Bombonera

Passing by

La Bombonera is the home stadium of the Boca Juniors club, located in the neighborhood of La Boca, Buenos Aires. Opened in 1940, it is famous for its unique shape, vibrant acoustics and the passion of its fans. He is one of the icons of Argentine football.
Caminito

Passing by

Caminito is one of the most colorful and emblematic corners of Buenos Aires. Located in the La Boca neighborhood, this pedestrian promenade combines art, tango and popular culture. Its brightly painted veneer houses and murals make it an outdoor museum ideal for taking photos, enjoying street shows and touring craft fairs.
Parque Lezama

Passing by

Lezama Park is one of the most traditional green spaces in Buenos Aires, located in the San Telmo neighborhood. Surrounded by history, art and architecture, it offers tree-lined paths, sculptures, children's games and a unique view of the city. Ideal for walking, enjoying street shows and getting to know the nearby National Historical Museum.
Costanera Sur

Passing by

The Costanera Sur is a riverside promenade in Buenos Aires, next to the Río de la Plata, ideal for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. It stands out for its parks, ecological reserve and traditional food stalls. It is a place visited by tourists and locals to relax and connect with nature.
Puente de la Mujer

Passing by

The Puente de la Mujer, in Puerto Madero, is a modern icon of Buenos Aires. Designed to represent a tango dancing couple, this rotating pedestrian bridge combines art and engineering. It is an ideal place to walk, admire the city and enjoy the river.
Catalinas Norte

Passing by

Buenos Aires River Station, located in Puerto Madero, is the starting point for ferries to Uruguay, such as Montevideo and Cologne. Modern and well equipped, it offers services for tourists who want to take walks along the river and enjoy quick connections to nearby destinations.
Galerias Pacifico

Passing by

Galerias Pacífico is an elegant shopping center in the center of Buenos Aires, famous for its impressive architecture and its beautiful dome with murals by Argentine artists. In addition to exclusive shops, it offers cultural spaces such as the Borges Cultural Center, ideal for combining shopping and art in a historical atmosphere.
Avenida 9 De Julio

Passing by

9 de Julio Avenue is Buenos Aires’ most famous and widest artery, known for its iconic Obelisk. It is a key point to explore the city center, surrounded by theaters, squares and emblematic architecture. Perfect for walking and feeling the pulse porteño.
Plaza General San Martin

Passing by

Plaza San Martín, in the Retiro neighborhood, is a historic and beautiful green space with monuments and centuries-old trees. Surrounded by iconic buildings, it is ideal for walking, relaxing and connecting with the history of Buenos Aires in the heart of Buenos Aires.
Parque Carlos Thays

Passing by

Thays Park is a 4,500 m2 green space in the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Named after the French landscape designer Carlos Thays, it is noted for its collection of sculptures by renowned artists such as Marta Minujín, Fernando Botero and Alejo Afani. Located at the intersection of Del Libertador and Callao avenues, it houses the historic 1915 water tower, which is currently home to the Museum of Architecture and Design. Ideal for walking, relaxing and enjoying outdoor art
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires

Passing by

MALBA is a modern museum in Palermo dedicated to Latin American art, with works by famous artists such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Perfect for those who want to discover the culture and art of the region in a bright and accessible space.
Planetario Galileo Galilei

Passing by

Galileo Galilei Planetarium, located in the Tres de Febrero Park in Palermo, is one of the main centers of astronomical outreach in Buenos Aires. Its futuristic architecture, inspired by a spaceship, houses a 20-meter diameter semi-spherical dome where astronomical shows with state-of-the-art technology are projected, including an 8K projection system and 4D seats. It also has a museum that displays real meteorites and a moon rock brought by the Apollo XI mission. It is an ideal place to explore the universe interactively and educationally
Plaza Italia

Passing by

Plaza Italia, in Palermo, is a key point of Buenos Aires with a monument to Garibaldi and access to underground and collectives. Close to the Botanical Garden and Ecopark, it is ideal for walking and enjoying culture and nature.
Feria Honduras Plaza Serrano

Passing by

Plaza Serrano, in Palermo Soho, is the bohemian epicenter of Buenos Aires. Ideal for visiting your design fair, enjoying original shops and relaxing in cool cafes and bars. Perfect for living fashion, art and nightlife in Portaine.
Mercat Villa Crespo

Passing by

Mercat Villa Crespo is a modern gastronomic market that brings together local and international flavors in a vibrant and contemporary space. Ideal for enjoying good food, artisan drinks and cultural events in the heart of the Villa Crespo neighborhood.
Distrito Arcos

Passing by

Arcos District is a modern open-air shopping center located in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Opened in 2014, it stands out for its architecture that fuses historic railway structures with contemporary design, creating a unique atmosphere for shopping
Bosques de Palermo

Passing by

The Palermo Forests, officially known as Parque 3 de Febrero, are the largest green lung in Buenos Aires. Located in Palermo, they offer a unique combination of nature, culture and recreation. The Rosedal, with its more than 18,000 rose bushes, and artificial lakes, ideal for boating, stand out.
Monumento de los Espanoles

Passing by

The Monument to the Spaniards, in Palermo, is an imposing sculpture that celebrates the history and friendship between Argentina and Spain. Ideal to visit while walking in one of the most beautiful and cultural neighborhoods of Buenos Aires.
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Passing by

The Museum of Fine Arts, in Recoleta, is a cultural must in Buenos Aires with a huge collection of Argentine and international art. Ideal for art lovers looking for a free tour and close to other tourist attractions.

Meeting point and pickup

Everyone meets at the meeting point.

Meeting point

The mentioned stop corresponds to the number 00; however, they can approach any of the stops of the route, presenting their voucher of Viator, to access the service.

End point

The mentioned stop corresponds to the number 00; however, they can approach any of the stops of the route, presenting their voucher of Viator, to access the service.

Using your ticket

Passengers must present the voucher received from Viator at our redemption points. There, our vendors will give you the valid ticket to board the bus. It is important to respect the date selected at the time of purchase, but you can choose the start time. The pass is activated when you board the first bus and, from that moment, they begin to be counted 24 hours.