Explore Buenos Aires while traveling like a local on this half-day bike tour of the Argentine capital. Pedal around the city on this tour that provides all the necessary equipment. Let your guide lead the way so you don't have to worry about directions while checking out neighborhoods such as Puerto Madero and La Boca, learning by listening to live commentary on the way.
Meet your guide and group in San Martin Square, where you listen to a safety orientation and get set up with your bike and helmet. Saddle up and pedal off through some of Buenos Aires' most interesting neighborhoods. Your guide leads the way so you never have to pull over and consult a map or GPS.
Explore the neighborhood of Puerto Madero before heading into the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, an area best explored by bike or foot.
Stop in La Boca's Caminito, a street museum, and see the home of the Boca Juniors, La Bombonera Stadium.
Listen to your guide's historical and cultural commentary as you pedal through San Telmo and past the Palaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada.
End your tour near the starting point with a better understanding of the city geography and ideas of where you might like to return later in your stay.
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This was a terrific tour on Saturday, April 21, 2018 morning. Our guide (Mariano? - I'm terrible with names) was excellent. Perfect English (our Spanish is ok but not great) and great knowledge of local history and culture. The distance was perfect for almost anyone....More
We booked this bike tour to see and learn about parts of the city we may have otherwise missed. Our guide Camila was excellent and shared a ton of information about the city as well as about Argentine history. We would highly recommend this tour...More
This is a great way to know the city, covering the key locations across BA city. Our guide, Mariano, spoke very good English and shared a lot of history that one would not be able to cover by foot in that same amount of time.
This tour was mediocre. The guide warned us that some stretches wouldn't have bike lanes, but I was disappointed to find that we were driving through major construction zones and on roads with 18 wheelers doing 50 mph who tried to squeeze past us. I'm...More
Booked the night before and turned up at San Martin Plaza at 930am - choice of north and south tours available. was with a larger group (~20) but had 3 guides who alternated commentary and managed traffic well. Interesting and engaging commentary with 30 mins...More
