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Gray Line Buenos Aires: routes, stops and tickets
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We list 4 Gray Line ticket options in Buenos Aires, from 3–24 hr. Gray Line Argentina runs the Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off bus, sold directly and through resellers, with some packages adding a river boat trip. This guide covers the route, its 25 distinct stops, when to ride and who it suits, then lines up the tickets.
- Routes1
- Stops25
- Tickets4
Route and stops
- Gray Line Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off route
A single circuit from the Diagonal Norte and Congreso area south through San Telmo, the Bombonera and La Boca, then along Puerto Madero and the Costanera, and north through Recoleta, Palermo and back to Teatro Colón.
Gray Line Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off route
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What riders say
Across these tickets travellers rate Gray Line Buenos Aires 4.4 out of 5 from 3,075 reviews.
You get 4 Free walking tours! Excellent choice and very Knowledgeable!! Juan Gonzalez La Recoleta and Eduardo Meza in La Boca y Caminito Both very knowledgeable!
Best time to ride
Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the most comfortable; midsummer is hot and humid.
Who it suits
- Families
- The route passes Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur and the Planetario, with plenty of open green space to hop off.
- Couples
- Recoleta, Palermo's parks and the Puerto Madero waterfront suit a relaxed day.
- Seniors
- The route covers distant districts like La Boca and Palermo without long walks or metro transfers.
- First-time visitors
- The route links the main tourist neighbourhoods, including San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta and Puerto Madero.
Tips before you go
- The 48-hour ticket option adds a river boat trip that leaves near stop 6 in La Boca.
- Gray Line's audio guide is delivered through an app, so bring a phone and headphones.
- Football fans can combine the Bombonera stop with a stadium visit.
- Stops can change, so ask the driver for the current map.
Good to know
- Commentary languages listed by the operator: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Ukrainian, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean.
- Buses: about every 25 to 30 minutes.
Sights along the way
Plaza de Mayo, Congreso, San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, Bombonera, Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur, Galerías Pacífico, Floralis Genérica, MALBA, Recoleta, Teatro Colón.
Top-ranked in Buenos Aires: Plaza de Mayo, Palermo, Puerto Madero, Caminito, Recoleta Cemetery (Cementerio de Recoleta). All things to do in Buenos Aires.
Questions about Gray Line Buenos Aires
Who runs the Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off bus?
The service is run by Gray Line Argentina.
Does it stop at La Boca and the Bombonera?
Yes, Bombonera and La Boca / Caminito are consecutive stops on the route.
What languages are available?
Gray Line's pages list audio guides in 11 languages, including Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German.
How often do buses run?
Gray Line pages give about every 30 minutes, while reseller pages say about 25 minutes.
Is there a boat option?
Yes, a boat trip from La Boca to Puerto Madero is included with some tickets.
How many Gray Line ticket options are there in Buenos Aires?
We list 4 Gray Line ticket options in Buenos Aires, lasting 3–24 hr, rated 4.4 out of 5 across 3,075 traveller reviews.
Route and stop details checked 2026-10-15, from the operator's own pages where they could be read and from independent guides where they could not; where sources differ, the list may be incomplete. Routes and times change with the season, so confirm on the ticket page before you travel.