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City Bike Tour in Madero, La Boca and San Telmo

Explore Buenos Aires by bike and discover everything from the founding history of Plaza de Mayo to the art and passion of La Boca; discover Puerto Madero, Caminito and more.


If you want to explore Buenos Aires by bike, this is the tour for you.


This is how the route goes:

The first stop is Parque Lezama, a small example of how the architecture of different European cities coexists in our city and a historic site of the first founding of Buenos Aires.


A few meters ahead, La Boca emerges. This quiet neighborhood evokes some of Argentina's true passions: soccer with the legendary Bombonera, tango with its sensual dance, and the art of Caminito reflected in its houses.


The next stop is Puerto Madero, one of our city's young neighborhoods dedicated to women, where modern buildings and luxurious restaurants converge.


Just a few meters away, at the next stop on the tour, lies the large and imposing Ecological Reserve. It is the largest protected area in the city: 350 hectares of ecosystem and environmental conservation.


Our last stop is a date with history: Plaza de Mayo. More than 500 years are captured in a single glance: the Cathedral, the Cabildo, and the Casa Rosada.


This bike tour is a short bike ride and a big trip back in time.


Important information

Children under 16 years of age are not allowed to participate in this activity, without exception.

Explore Buenos Aires by bike and discover everything from the founding history of Plaza de Mayo to the art and passion of La Boca; discover Puerto Madero, Caminito and more.


If you want to explore Buenos Aires by bike, this is the tour for you.


This is how the route goes:

The first stop is Parque Lezama, a small example of how the architecture of different European cities coexists in our city and a historic site of the first founding of Buenos Aires.


A few meters ahead, La Boca emerges. This quiet neighborhood evokes some of Argentina's true passions: soccer with the legendary Bombonera, tango with its sensual dance, and the art of Caminito reflected in its houses.


The next stop is Puerto Madero, one of our city's young neighborhoods dedicated to women, where modern buildings and luxurious restaurants converge.


Just a few meters away, at the next stop on the tour, lies the large and imposing Ecological Reserve. It is the largest protected area in the city: 350 hectares of ecosystem and environmental conservation.


Our last stop is a date with history: Plaza de Mayo. More than 500 years are captured in a single glance: the Cathedral, the Cabildo, and the Casa Rosada.


This bike tour is a short bike ride and a big trip back in time.


Important information

Children under 16 years of age are not allowed to participate in this activity, without exception.

Holiday Highlights

Explore Buenos Aires by bike or e-bike, exploring its most iconic neighborhoods in an active and sustainable way
Explore Buenos Aires by bike and discover everything from the founding history of Plaza de Mayo to the art and passion of La Boca
Connect with the city and nature: explore the Ecological Reserve and other iconic spots where history, culture, and biodiversity coexist by bike
Explore Buenos Aires by bike or e-bike, exploring its most iconic neighborhoods in an active and sustainable way
Explore Buenos Aires by bike and discover everything from the founding history of Plaza de Mayo to the art and passion of La Boca
Connect with the city and nature: explore the Ecological Reserve and other iconic spots where history, culture, and biodiversity coexist by bike