Buenos Aires is the entrance to the greatest natural attractions of Argentina: Patagonia, the Pampas, the Andes and Iguazú Falls.

We welcome individual or group visitors without regard to sex, age, marital status, race, religion, creed or sexual orientation.

Tours can take place in any part of Buenos Aires—in particular “barrios” (city districts), popular tourist spots, unique places not included in tourist circuits and/or places related to your special interests. You choose where and we can help you decide.

Cicerones: non-professional guides
Cicerones are non-professional tour guides. They are like the friends we'd all like to have while traveling away from home.

Free services
The services provided by CBA are free for visitors. Visitors, however, are responsible for the costs of activities for both themselves and the guide, such as the cost of transportation, museum entrance, event entrance and meals. These costs are paid directly by the visitors during the visit.

We hope for your donation
Our organization depends on the contributions of partner associations and the donations of the visitors who want to help us to continue our activities. We hope for your donation, which can be made through our Web site or be given directly to your Cicerone. Thank you very much for your support

Places chosen by YOU
Tours take place in small groups of up to six people, last from two to three hours and occur at the places chosen by the visitor or suggested by the Cicerone.

What can you expect from a Cicerone?
· A look into the heritage and cultural diversity of Buenos Aires, as well as into how "porteños" (citizens of Buenos Aires) live.
· Assistance in getting orientated in the city, as well as answers to all your questions.
· Time to accompany you, as well as your small group of friends and family.
· A showing of their favorite street corners, market places, weekly walks, stores or restaurants–all the places that distinguish our city.
· A sharing in your interests and, most probably, your language.