Walking Tours in Central and South America

Walk through Old Rio on this afternoon sightseeing tour with a local guide. During this 4-hour outing, wind through the narrow lanes and baroque-style buildings while your guide fills you in on the history and legends of the area. Visit sites like the Metropolitan Cathedral, Carioca Square and the Imperial Palace. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Get acquainted with the historical treasures of Lima on a full-day walking tour, including pickup from Jorge Chavez Airport. Alongside your guide, you'll explore Lima's UNESCO-listed historical center and learn about the capital's past and present. Take the beautiful Jiron de la Union pathway and descend to the city's subterranean catacombs. See, too, Lima Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) and the Catedral de Lima on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people. Relish the convenience of airport pick up and hotel or airport drop-off at the end of your tour.

Get a short introduction to the Spanish-colonial charm of Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage site, during this 3-hour morning tour from Guatemala City. This atmospheric city was the country's capital for more than 200 years, creating a wealth of historic architecture and gorgeous scenery for you to discover during your walking tour. Tread on Antigua's cobblestone streets as you explore sites like the Cathedral of Santiago, Central Park and the city's iconic Arch of Santa Catalina. Your Antigua visit also includes a guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Discover the cultural treasures of Bolivia's capital city on a 3-hour walking tour of La Paz. Alongside your guide, you'll learn of the legends and history of the unique city as you visit prominent monuments. Admire the regal façade of the Presidential Palace, absorb the charm of San Francisco Church and marvel at La Paz Cathedral. Browse the bizarre products of the Witches Market and learn of the infamous San Pedro prison in San Pedro Square. Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Experience the spectacular sights and sounds of Santiago like a true local on a cultural 6-hour private walking tour. Explore bespoke boutiques, vibrant food markets and intriguing neighborhoods as you stroll around the city with a knowledgeable guide. Savor the sublime flavors of freshly made street food and enjoy a national cocktail in an ambient bar, gaining insight into the country's intriguing history and colorful culture as you wander.

See a colorful side of porteño culture with this 3-hour walking tour of La Boca. Take pictures of the brightly painted houses, learn about La Boca's immigrant past, and hear about the birth of Tango in this vibrant area. Get a taste of soccer fever with a visit to the Bombonera stadium, home to one of Argentina's most important teams, Boca Juniors.

Start the walk to get to the cable car to Sugar Loaf. See the breathtaking views riding the cable car. After visiting the mountains of Urca and Sugar Loaf, see Infante Dom Henrique Avenue in Flamengo Park.

Get in touch with Peru's colonial heritage during this 3-hour guided walking tour of Arequipa. Stroll the streets of the country's second-biggest city, admiring the unique ashlar-clad (white volcanic rock) buildings of its UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center. As you wander you'll tour the oldest neighborhood in the city, see Arequipa's first church, play around with some llamas and alpacas and sample some potatoes, one of Peru's most typical snacks. A guide, hotel pickup and food tasting are all included.

Experience the highlights of Tegucigalpa, both old and new, during this 3.5-hour walking tour. During your visit you'll check out the 18th-century cathedral of San Miguel, learn about the history of Honduras at The Museum of National Identity (MIN), admire the church of Los Dolores and see the National Archives, plus much more. It's a great introduction to the capital of Honduras for first-time and experienced visitors alike. Your Tegucigalpa visit also includes entrance fees and a guide.

Enhance your experience of Recoleta, indisputably Buenos Aires' most aristocratic neighborhood, on a 2-hour walking tour. Visit the tomb of former first lady, Eva Perón (Evita), in Recoleta Cemetery, home to more than 6,400 extravagant mausoleums, and admire Belle Epoque buildings such as Palais de Glace and the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.

Experience the passion and history of tango on this 3-hour walking tour of Buenos Aires' tango venues and other hot spots. Learn where tango started and how it has evolved, watch couples practice to traditional Argentine tango music and try a few steps yourself. Guided by a seasoned tango dancer and expert guide, you'll visit some 'milongas' and other historical tango venues in the city where this dynamic dance was born.

Follow in Eva "Evita" Peron's footsteps on this half-day coach and walking tour of Buenos Aires. The first lady of Argentina for the better part of a decade, she won the public's hearts during her husband's presidency and continues to be a symbol of Buenos Aires. Evita has two museums that display her memorabilia and is interred at the famous Recoleta Cemetery. Learn about Argentina's history, culture, and politics through the lens of the fascinating Evita Perone.

Get acquainted with the colonial treasures of Antigua on a 3-hour afternoon walking tour. Replete with charming churches and brightly colored buildings, the UNESCO-listed city of Antigua is ideal to explore by foot. Alongside your guide, you'll stroll past landmarks such as La Merced Cathedral and the Cathedral of San Francisco while listening to history-rich commentary. See, too, the recognizable yellow Santa Catalina Arch, backed by the mighty Agua volcano, and Palacio del Ayuntamiento. Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Step onto the cobblestone-clad streets of colonial Antigua for this flexible-length walking tour. Stroll the streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site as you visit top landmarks like the 'Ayuntamiento' (City Hall Palace), Palace of the Captain's General, the main cathedral and Santo Domingo, a well-known hotel and cultural center. A final stop at a local jade factory provides additional insight into Guatemala's Mayan culture.

Explore the forests of Arenal Volcano National Park on a 4-hour walking tour, with the option to soak away the afternoon in the park's nearby thermal springs. Follow your guide between towering trees, and discover the devastation left by the powerful lava slides and volcanic activity. Enjoy views of Arenal volcano and the Tilarán Range, and learn about the area's nature, wildlife and history. Finish the tour with return to your hotel or visit the hot pools of your choice, where Costa Rica's simmering geology creates a stunning natural spa.