Feria Mataderos Sunday Tour
Where the city meets the countryside, every Sunday_
Where the city meets the countryside, every Sunday
Feria de Mataderos happens on Sundays, and it’s where the city meets the countryside: gaucho culture, folk music, traditional dances, crafts and regional food. It isn’t a show for visitors. It’s a real weekly meeting point for families and artisans.
This is about seeing how national traditions stay alive inside a modern city, and what Argentina looks like beyond the neighborhoods in the guidebooks.
The route
A central, easy-to-find landmark. We head to Mataderos together.
Gaucho traditions, folk music, crafts and regional products in one place.
Rural life, gaucho history and Argentina’s countryside culture.
Artisan stalls, dancers, musicians and food vendors, with time to explore.
Empanadas, locro, choripán and more (not included in the price).
With tips on how to continue your day.
Meeting point
Plan B first, then everything else
Before you go
Money and exchange, getting from EZE, safety, where to stay, what to eat, and a full-day walking route.
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Morning City TourWomen’s Bridge → Plaza de Mayo → Breakfast stop → … → Obelisco
Afternoon City TourObelisco → Avenida Corrientes → Meal stop → … → Mate ceremony
Full Day City TourWomen’s Bridge → Plaza de Mayo → Breakfast stop → … → Mate ceremony
La Boca TourCaminito → Conventillos → Boca Juniors stadium → Benito Quinquela Martín Museum
Feria Mataderos Sunday TourMeet at the Obelisco → Feria Mataderos → Museo Criollo → … → Back to the city center
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