Accompanied transport back at end of a walking tour

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Avenida Corrientes Bookstores To enjoy the literary side of of Buenos Aires, head to Avenida Corrientes, an avenue in the City Center known for its abundant bookshops - stock up on Spanish language reads or just browse the many volumes.
Buenos Aires Latin American Art Museum The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) holds an outstanding regional collection of contemporary art. Don't miss exciting traveling shows, a lovely cafe, and a whimsical museum store!
Cafe Margot, Boedo Cafe Margot is a classic Buenos Aires café, that has been serving up coffee, medialunas, beer, wine and its famous turkey sandwiches for well over 100 years, in the atmospheric neighborhood of Boedo.
Finding Borges Follow US writer Pat Gillespie as he tries to hunt down traces of the legendary Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges across the city of Buenos Aires, from San Telmo in the south all the way to Palermo in the north.
National Museum of Fine Arts The National Museum of Fine Arts is a must-see for anyone interested in Argentina's history. Located among Recoleta's finest parks, it's close to some of Buenos Aires's best attractions. Plus, it's free!

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