15 Tickets & Entry Passes in Argentina to Build a Day Around

1.Tickets to Boca Juniors Museum & Stadium

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 581 reviews · 1 day · from $38Our pick

Visit the Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera in Buenos Aires. See historic shirts, club idols, memorabilia, interactive displays, and the 360-degree Esto es Boca show. Express tickets include museum entry and one stadium stand. The Complete Visit adds a Spanish guided tour, with English or Portuguese help only when available.

“Mostly in Spanish, for football fans, so finally quite expensive for the experience:”

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2.Teatro Astor Piazzolla Skip-the-Line Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 367 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $34

Spend an evening at Piazzolla Tango, a classic underground theater near Buenos Aires’ city center. Choose a show-only ticket or a three-course dinner with wine and soft drinks. Expect a live sextet, singers, polished dancers, and a late start around 9:30 p.m. Hotel transport may be available, but confirm exactly what is included.

“Boring songs in Spanish. No english spoken. A lot of kicking girls thrown around. Very little Tango. See dancers in the streetsko are better.”

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3.Argentinian Iguazu Falls with Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 221 reviews · 5 hours · from $91

Visit Argentina’s Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazu in a group of up to 15. A guide leads you through the upper and lower circuits and to Devil’s Throat, with park transport by gas-powered train. Hotel pickup, entrance fees, and return transport are included. Guides speak English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

“Great small group tour with a fantastic guide Andre. We got to see so much and his information and recommendations were spot on. I added the great adventure boat ride at the last minute at his recommendation and am so glad I did. The view from the river is quite unique. Only downside is the huge number of stairs down and back on the Argentinian side - almost thought I wouldn’t make it back up. Alert for seniors - I believe there is a funicular in the Brazilian side of the falls to take you back up from the river.”

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4.Teatro Colon Guided Tour Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 208 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $46

Spend about 50 minutes inside Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colón with an official guide. You’ll see the Main Foyer, Gallery of Busts, Golden Hall, and auditorium, while learning about the theater’s architecture, acoustics, and links to artists such as Maria Callas, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti. English tours can fill early, so book ahead.

“Nicely organized tour. Buy tkts there or ahead of time. English speaking guide was very good. Explained the history of the museum. We were lucky to see the Nutcracker rehearsal. Will recommend. Cute little cafe inside the facility.”

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5.Skip the Line: Tango Porteño Only Show Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 194 reviews · 2 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $41

Arrive independently at Tango Porteño near the Obelisk for a traditional-to-modern Argentine tango production. The show features 11 musicians, six professional dance couples, two singers, colorful costumes, and gaucho-style malambo. Show-only tickets cost $41, but seating can be high or partly blocked, so arrive early.

“We booked the Tango Porteño show on the same day and everything went smoothly from start to finish. Communication was fast and clear, and the instructions about the process were very helpful. Entry and ticket check were easy, and we were pleasantly surprised by the seating. We were in the first row right after the dinner section, with a great view of the stage. The show itself was spectacular. It showcased not only tango, but broader elements of Argentine culture. The live band was fantastic, and the malambo performance highlighting Gaucho tradition was especially impressive. We really enjoyed the show and the overall atmosphere.”

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6.Palacio Barolo Entry Ticket and Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 193 reviews · 1h 30m · from $67

Spend 90 minutes touring Palacio Barolo with a Spanish and English-speaking guide. See its Art Nouveau and Art Deco interiors, learn how Dante’s Divine Comedy shaped the building, and climb the final eight floors to the lighthouse for 360-degree Buenos Aires views.

“Sunset view from the top was worth every penny! Guide was kind Ana did tour in Spanish and English. Memorable experience. Highly recommend!”

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7.Entrance Ticket to La Ventana Tango Show with Optional Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 124 reviews · 3 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $71

Spend 3 to 5 hours at La Ventana in San Telmo for a full Argentine stage show with tango, two orchestras, folk music, gaucho boleadoras, and 35 performers. Add a three-course dinner and beverages, or choose the show-only ticket. Transfers are not included.

“Must see when in Argentina. What else can I say. This was more than a performance it was passionate and informative.”

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8.Helicopter Ride Over the Iguazu Falls – Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 119 reviews · 10 min · from $189

Take a 10-minute helicopter flight over Iguazu Falls from Av. das Cataratas in Foz do Iguaçu. You will fly in a four or six-seat helicopter, with Portuguese, English, or Spanish support available. The flight is first come, first served, weather dependent, and requires at least four people.

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9.Argentinian Iguazu Falls with Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 86 reviews · 5 - 8 hours · from $91

Travel from Foz do Iguaçu to Argentina’s Iguazu Falls National Park by van, then follow the eco-train and boardwalks to Devil’s Throat, the upper circuit, and the lower circuit. A live guide in English, Portuguese, or Spanish handles the park visit, while tickets and hotel transport are included. Allow five to eight hours overall.

“Pros: transport both ways,tickets included ( excepting the R$1,500 eco tax payable at exit), Small group, 4 hours within park - walking 3 of the circuits. Guide maximised time available. Pathways well maintained and signposted, but very slippery when wet. Cons: long periods in bus to allow for pickups and passport control. Started 7 am in park about 10am. Drop off allow 2 hours (depends where hotels are).”

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10.Temaiken Biopark Entry Tickets

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 81 reviews · 8 hours · from $33

Spend up to eight hours at Temaiken Biopark, a 178-acre park near Buenos Aires Province combining a zoo, botanical garden, aquarium, and natural history museum. See Argentine wildlife, African and Asian species, nearly 2,500 birds, sharks, hippos, tigers, cheetahs, and more. Transport is not included, and you need the provider’s printed ticket for entry.

“The tickets were sent to me at the last moment, after a lot of fuss”

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11.Tickets to Soccer Matches

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 58 reviews · 3 hours · from $162

Meet at Tangol Tours in San Telmo, then travel with an English and Spanish-speaking guide to a major Argentine soccer match. Your three-hour outing includes stadium transport, entry, a snack, and water. Match times can change, and River Plate requires a passport and Face ID registration.

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12.Rojo Tango Show: Skip the Line Ticket including Private Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 40 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $260

Spend about three hours at Rojo Tango in Buenos Aires, including a private hotel transfer and a 1.5-hour cabaret-style show at the Faena Hotel. Expect live musicians, dancers, singers, champagne, and Terrazas Reservas wine. Dinner is optional, but guaranteed first-row seating includes dinner.

“We waited at the hotel as it was agreed and were never picked up. After taking a taxi to the venue, they couldn't find our reservation. When we were finally seated, we had to choose between enjoying the food or the show. Everything was rushed. The dancers were very good, but we couldn't see well from our table. We were taken back to the hotel, which was the least that they could do. It was definitly not worth the money.”

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13.Tango Porteño Show Ticket with Dinner Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 38 reviews · 3h 30m · from $154

Spend 210 minutes at Tango Porteño, where live dancers and an orchestra recreate the golden age of Buenos Aires tango. Choose a show-only visit with drinks, two meat empanadas, or a three-course dinner. Pickup and return are included from centrally located hotels in Buenos Aires, with English, Spanish, and Portuguese assistance.

“Dinner service was not good, had to ask for appertizer after main course arrived, not attentive. Too many people or not enough wait service, our wait service ladies were not friendly or kind in any way! Show was good, band was amazing, taste of food was good.”

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14.Tierra del Fuego Park & Train Tour for Cruisers (no tickets)

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 35 reviews · 5 hours · from $120

Meet Yellow Penguin at Ushuaia Port, ride the End of the World Train for one hour, then explore Tierra del Fuego National Park by minibus. Your guide covers prison history, the Yámana people, forests, lakes, Lapataia Bay, and Zaratiegui Cove. Train and park tickets cost extra, so check timing carefully if your ship has a tight departure.

“Communication with the tour company was unsatisfactory. On the day of the tour we were told to meet near the tourist information centre, we were told to be there by 7am. We were there at around 6.50am, in the freezing cold and waited and waited but no one appeared (there was also another couple from another ship waiting). We then contacted the yellow penguin tour group and they said that they sent us a message saying they had moved our tour to 12pm, we did not get this message due to issues with wifi….so after waiting for 2hrs in the bitter cold, we had no choice but to wait until…”

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15.Tickets to River Plate Museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 32 reviews · 1 day · from $27Best value

Visit River Plate Museum in Buenos Aires for a chronological look at the club’s stars, goals, trophies, and landmark teams. The 360 cinema captures the emotion of its supporters. Choose the full visit to see Argentina’s largest stadium from the seating areas and step onto the playing field. Transport is optional.

“Fue super rico y la guida super amable. Sigue adelante así.”

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