Savor Argentina: A 5-Hour Culinary Adventure in Buenos Aires
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly walking at a leisurely pace
Overview
Embark on a 5-hour culinary journey through Buenos Aires’ most iconic flavors. Taste dulce de leche, explore vibrant San Telmo Market, sip Malbec with local cheeses, and indulge in traditional Argentine grilled meats at El Revire.
The Argentine Flavors Gastronomic Tour
Starting at €153.00 (USD$165.00) l 5 Hours l All Ages
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About This Adventure
Embark on a tantalizing 5-hour culinary journey through Argentina, starting at La Casa del Dulce de Leche. Explore the vibrant San Telmo Market, savor exquisite Malbec wines paired with cheeses, and indulge in a delicious dinner featuring traditional Argentine meats at El Revire. Experience culture and flavor like never before!
Awaken Your Palate & Enjoy the Argentine Flavors!
Rates
Group Tour
Adult (Ages 9+): €153.00 (USD$165.00) Child: (Ages 3-8) €150.00 (USD$161.80) Infant: (Ages 2 & Under) Free - Must book at least 2 adults first
Private Tour
Adult (Ages 9+): €193.50 (USD$209.00) Child: (Ages 3-8) €193.50 (USD$209.00) Infant: (Ages 2 & Under) Free - Must book at least 2 adults first
Duration
5 Hours
Frequency
- Friday - afternoon departures.
Start time:
6:00 pm.
Meeting point:
- Plaza Dorrego, Humberto 1º 400, C1103 CABA, Argentina.
Overview
Get to know La Casa del Dulce de Leche, the only one dedicated to the elaboration of this product. Next, we will visit the old San Telmo Market with its stalls and bohemian atmosphere. Also, we will visit Tierra Mendocina, where you will taste selected wines from Malbec & Torrontes vines, accompanied by a variety of cheeses. Towards the end of this gastronomic tour, argentine meats could not be absent. Dinner at El Revire Brasas Bravas Restaurant in downtown.
What to expect
Tempt your palate with our delicious Dulce de Leche or taste our famous Malbec wine and our renowned meats.
◾ Learn about our culture, customs and food with an expert tour guide ◾ Delight our famous Dulce de Leche ◾ Visit the old San Telmo Market and get to know its stalls and bohemian atmosphere ◾ Taste our renowned Malbec & Torrontes wines ◾ Have dinner and enjoy our Argentine meats at a Grill Restaurant
Inclusions
- Tasting at La Casa Del Dulce de Leche.
- Wine tasting and variety of cheeses at Tierra Mendocina.
- Sommelier that teaches about the types and strains of wines.
- Dinner at Revire Grill Restaurant with appetizer, main course and dessert.
- 01 Drink per person during dinner (glass of wine or soda, water or beer).
- Licensed guide in Spanish, English and Portuguese.
- Drop off at downtown hotels.
Exclusions
- Gratuities
- Pick up at hotels
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible (not every surface. Wheelchair must be foldable and the passenger must have the assistance of somebody else)
- Infants must sit on laps
- Stroller accessible
Notes
- We recommend casual clothing and comfortable shoes.
Adventure Tips
Bring an appetite
This tour involves multiple tastings, so come hungry to fully enjoy Argentina’s rich flavors.
Wear comfortable shoes
You’ll be walking through busy markets and streets, so sturdy footwear ensures a pleasant experience.
Stay hydrated
Carry a water bottle to keep refreshed between tastings, especially during warmer months.
Allergy alert
Inform your guide in advance if you have food allergies or dietary restrictions for a tailored experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban hummingbirds often found near the market’s flower vendors
- Sparrows and pigeons native to Buenos Aires’ plazas and streets
History
San Telmo Market dates back to 1897 and remains a central hub reflecting Buenos Aires’ immigrant and working-class history.
Conservation
Local vendors emphasize sustainable, farm-to-table ingredients supporting regional farmers and reducing food waste.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for navigating city streets and markets comfortably.
Light jacket or scarf
Helpful during cooler months or in air-conditioned stops.
fall specific
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated through the warm afternoons.
summer specific
Small backpack or day bag
Perfect for carrying personal items and any purchases made at the market.