This tour is a great combination of history and modernity. Visit its parks, great French style buildings and get ready and discover how the elite and influential families helped built the country. Cycling you will understand why Buenos Aires is referred to as the “The Paris of South America”.
This tour visits the neighborhoods of Puerto Madero, Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo and Monserrat.
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One of the most modern and exclusive neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, Puerto Madero blends history and innovation along the shores of the Río de la Plata. As we ride our bikes along its wide docks, we’ll see old port warehouses that have been beautifully restored and now house elegant restaurants, offices, and luxury residences. It’s also a key spot to understand the city’s urban transformation. Here, we’ll take a break to enjoy the waterfront scenery, snap some photos by the famous Puente de la Mujer, and learn a few interesting facts about this iconic corner of Buenos Aires.
One of the most iconic squares in downtown Buenos Aires, it’s surrounded by historic architecture, century-old trees, and open views. From here, we can see the Torre Monumental—a British gift for Argentina’s centennial—and the Monument to the Fallen in the Malvinas, a space for remembrance and tribute. It’s a key spot to reflect on history, contrasts, and the lasting marks that different moments have left on Argentina’s identity.
We pass by one of the most impressive buildings in Buenos Aires, home to the Faculty of Law at the University of Buenos Aires. Its neoclassical architecture and massive columns make it a classic postcard of the city. It’s a symbol of the public and free education system, something highly valued in Argentine culture.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
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