Buenos Aires

11 Best Recoleta Cemetery Tours

The Recoleta Cemetery walks: Evita’s tomb found among six thousand mausoleums, marble streets with their own addresses and guides who know which dynasties still feud. It is a city of the dead built better than most cities of the living.

1.Recoleta Cemetery Walking Tour

Discover Buenos Aires' historic Recoleta Cemetery with this 2-hour guided walking tour, exploring famous graves, architecture, and Evita’s story for $10.

Most Popular★ 5.0

“EXCELLENT! Mariano did an excellent and above wonderful excursion of the Riecoletta cemetery, give us so much info and history, and also made a very fun and enjoyable. Would not want to have done this without him as a tour guide.”

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2.Recoleta Cemetery Tour in English

Discover the history and secrets of Buenos Aires' Recoleta Cemetery on this engaging guided tour, featuring Evita’s grave, fascinating stories, and stunning mausoleums.

★ 5.0

“Jimena was a wonderful guide! Her knowledge, enthusiasm, and ability to speak to a fairly large crowd of English-speaking tourists was perfect. We loved her storytelling in particular!!”

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3.Recoleta Cemetery – Small Group Tour of History & Secrets

Discover the secrets of Buenos Aires' Recoleta Cemetery on this small-group tour. Explore historic mausoleums, legendary stories, and Evita’s resting place.

★ 5.0

“Esteban gave a really interesting tour. The stories that he wove together to give us insight into both Recoleta Cemetery and the history of Buenos Aires was superb.”

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4.Recoleta & cemetery for curious people

Discover Buenos Aires’ history and charm on a 2-3 hour walking tour from Plaza San Martín to Recoleta Cemetery, led by knowledgeable guides for curious travelers.

★ 5.0

“This tour of Recoleta and the cemetery was excellent and truly enhanced our visit to the area. Our guide was a wealth of knowledge and shared rich historical context, cultural insights, and meaningful stories that brought the neighborhood and the cemetery to life. We learned…”

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5.Full Day City Tour Buenos Aires, Recoleta Cemetery and Tigre

Discover Buenos Aires' highlights including Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Recoleta Cemetery, and Tigre Delta on a full-day guided tour blending history, culture, and natural beauty.

★ 4.5

“We had a lovely day but we wasted a lot of time because the schedule had to change and we missed several parts of this tour La boca La camineta Teatro colón”

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7.Private Recoleta + Retiro Tour – Includes visit to unique Recoleta Cemetery

Explore Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods, Recoleta and Retiro, on this private 4-hour tour featuring stunning cemeteries, mansions, and panoramic views.

★ 5.0

“What a fun day! And so many unexpected experiences from visiting a fabulous basilica during mass to sampling the official Argentinian cookie. We learned so much about Argentinian history, architecture and culture. Johanna was such a wonderful quide. So passionate about her country. This is…”

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9.Buenos Aires: Chacarita, The Largest Cemetery In Argentina

Discover Buenos Aires’ largest cemetery with a 3-hour guided tour exploring iconic tombs like Gardel and Cerati, plus German and British burial sites.

★ 5.0

“This was a great tour. For someone that speaks English, but is learning Spanish, he was very patient with me and able to speak Spanish slowly so I learn better. I have been to the regular cemetery and this was very interesting to see in…”

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11.CHACARITA CEMETERY + PARQUE CHAS (LABYRINTH)

Discover Buenos Aires' unique blend of history and neighborhood charm with a tour of Chacarita Cemetery and Parque Chas, including underground galleries and local food.

★ 5.0

“En un tour innovador se sumó el interés arquitectónico de un cementerio con panteones increíbles y una configuración de arquitectura brutalista, además de un barrio curioso con forma laberíntica, con el lado más personal de la pizza y el mate. De la mano de un…”

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