1/2 day tour of Buenos Aires~ Cemetery tour and city highlights. Anyone used a company that they liked? We are 4 people and would like a private tour.
Aug 15th, 2006 | 06:44 PM
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1/2 day tour of Buenos Aires~ Cemetery tour and city highlights. Anyone used a company that they liked? We are 4 people and would like a private tour.
We'd like to hire a private guide for a 1/2 day tour of the cemetery and city highlights.
I've emailed buenostours.com twice but no one responds to my email.
Any suggestions?
I've emailed buenostours.com twice but no one responds to my email.
Any suggestions?
Aug 16th, 2006 | 07:43 AM
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Hi,
OK...that's something to think about...would could do that at the cemetery.
I know there's also city walking tours listed in the frommer's website but it's such a big city that I think we'd also like an overview.
OK...that's something to think about...would could do that at the cemetery.
I know there's also city walking tours listed in the frommer's website but it's such a big city that I think we'd also like an overview.
Aug 16th, 2006 | 08:33 AM
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Two options:
Robert Wright offers individualized tours and has an excellent reputation.
www.urbex.com.ar
I have used this agency on a number of occasions for study abroad students in Buenos Aires. They offer a number of different tours for private groups.
www.eternautas.com
Robert Wright offers individualized tours and has an excellent reputation.
www.urbex.com.ar
I have used this agency on a number of occasions for study abroad students in Buenos Aires. They offer a number of different tours for private groups.
www.eternautas.com
Aug 16th, 2006 | 11:13 AM
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drdawggy
the first site looked perfect...I'll email him for information.
the second site is in spanish only which I unfortunately don't speak well at all (as in hardly at all) as in "nada"
thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!111
the first site looked perfect...I'll email him for information.
the second site is in spanish only which I unfortunately don't speak well at all (as in hardly at all) as in "nada"
thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!111
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Aug 16th, 2006 | 12:37 PM
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Thanks, Laurie Ann, for noting the English version of the site. The English speaking guides do an excellent job...better than the English on the site, which appears to be the product of an on-line Spanish to English translator....lol...
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