Gray Line: Buenos Aires Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

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Ready to explore Buenos Aires your way? Your ticket lets you hop on and off at any of the strategically located stops, giving you the freedom to see the city as you please. The onboard 

The audio guide, available in eleven languages, brings Buenos Aires’ rich history to life. 

Choose between 24, 48, or 72-hour tickets to tailor your experience around your schedule, and let the city unfold at your own pace. 

Schedule

• First bus: 10am from Diagonal Norte
• Last bus: 6pm from Diagonal Norte
• Frequency: Every 25 mins
• Popular stops: La Boca y Caminito, Puerto Madero, Bombonera

Please click here for the detailed route map and here for the boarding points.

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Gray Line: Buenos Aires Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Discover the vibrant heart of Buenos Aires on this sightseeing tour that includes a 24/48/72-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass, designed to give you ultimate flexibility while you take in the city’s best spots. With stops at iconic landmarks such as Teatro Colón and MALBA, your adventure begins with an air-conditioned double-decker bus every 25 minutes, providing you with comfortable seating and panoramic views of the city skyline. The route covers 25 prime stops across Buenos Aires, ensuring that no matter where your interests lie—be it history, culture, or contemporary art—you’ll find something to suit your taste. With an audio guide available in 11 languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, and Italian, you can immerse yourself in the city’s rich cultural heritage while enjoying the convenience of a hop-on hop-off system that operates seven days a week from 9 AM until midnight.

Explore Teatro Colón

Your tour stops at Teatro Colón where guests can marvel at one of the world's most prestigious opera houses, established in 1857. This magnificent structure covers an area of approximately 60,000 square feet and stands tall with its iconic facade designed by architect Francesco Tamburini. Inside, visitors will see the grand auditorium with a capacity for over 2,400 people, ornate chandeliers, and intricate frescoes that depict scenes from Greek mythology. The theater has hosted countless premieres since its inauguration in 1908, including works by Wagner and Verdi, making it a cornerstone of Buenos Aires’ cultural scene. Visitors typically spend around an hour exploring the various exhibition rooms and attending performances if they choose to do so. Unique for its exceptional acoustics and architectural design, Teatro Colón is not only significant as a venue but also as a symbol of Argentina’s dedication to the arts.

Discover MALBA

Your tour stops at MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art) where guests can explore one of Buenos Aires’ most impressive contemporary art havens, established in 2001. This museum covers an area of approximately 45,000 square feet and features a stunning architectural design by Italian architect Mario Botta. Inside, visitors will see over 2,000 works of art from renowned Latin American artists such as Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Joaquín Torres-García. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions that showcase emerging talents alongside established masters. Visitors typically spend around two hours exploring the various galleries and attending guided tours if they choose to do so. Unique for its focus on Latin American art, MALBA stands out as a cultural landmark that celebrates the diversity of artistic expression in the region.

Visit Palacio Barolo

Your tour stops at Palacio Barolo where guests can admire one of Buenos Aires’ most unique architectural marvels, built in 1923. This neo-Gothic skyscraper stands tall at 450 feet and covers an area of approximately 60,000 square feet, making it a prominent landmark in the city’s skyline. Inside, visitors will see intricate details inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy, including stained glass windows depicting scenes from the epic poem, and sculptures that represent various aspects of human life. The building also houses a restaurant on its top floor with panoramic views of Buenos Aires. Visitors typically spend around an hour exploring the different levels and attending guided tours if they choose to do so. Unique for its blend of architectural styles and literary themes, Palacio Barolo is not only significant as a landmark but also as a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage.

Marvel at Recoleta Cemetery

Your tour stops at Recoleta Cemetery where guests can explore one of Buenos Aires’ most historic landmarks, established in 1822. This sprawling cemetery covers an area of approximately 60 acres and houses over 6,400 tombs, including those of famous figures such as Eva Perón and writer Jorge Luis Borges. The site features beautifully maintained gardens, intricate mausoleums, and a variety of architectural styles that reflect the city’s history. Visitors typically spend around two hours exploring the different sections and attending guided tours if they choose to do so. Unique for its blend of artistry and historical significance, Recoleta Cemetery stands out as a cultural landmark that honors Argentina’s past.

Tour Highlights

• Unleash your inner explorer with
• 24/48/72-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass
• Air-conditioned double-deckers every 25 mins
• Audio guide in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian
• Explore Teatro Colón and MALBA’s art collections
• Discover Palacio Barolo's unique architecture and history
• Visit Recoleta Cemetery with its historic tombs and gardens
• Access to 25 prime stops across Buenos Aires

Perfect for tourists, culture enthusiasts, and art lovers, this hop-on hop-off bus tour provides a comprehensive overview of Buenos Aires’ landmarks through an accessible and flexible format. The 24/48/72-hour pass allows you to explore Teatro Colón’s grand auditorium, MALBA’s contemporary art collections, Palacio Barolo’s neo-Gothic architecture, and Recoleta Cemetery’s historic tombs, giving you the benefit of experiencing Miami's vibrant cultural scene while enjoying the convenience of a hop-on hop-off system.