• Bike Rental Argentina - Our shop serves as the starting and ending point.
• Retiro - Explore one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods, featuring the San Martin monument, the Torre Monumental, the Kavanagh skyscraper, the monument dedicated to the Malvinas War soldiers, and much more.
• Edificio Kavanagh - The first skyscraper in Latin America, a symbol of modern architecture in Argentina and the elegance of the 1930s. Its construction story captivates everyone.
• Plaza General San Martin - Named after the nation’s Liberator, where he trained his regiments and where a monument stands in his honor. Today, it is one of the city’s most beautiful and popular squares, known for its diverse trees like araucarias, jacaranda, and ceibo. It attracts officials worldwide who pay homage to General San Martin, making it a significant city square.
• Recoleta - Known as the Paris of South America, this district is considered Buenos Aires’ most affluent neighborhood. It boasts a rich cultural spectrum with its museums, monuments, and cultural spaces.
• Cementerio de la Recoleta - Among South America’s most famous cemeteries, it is widely visited for its architecture, sculptures, and the intriguing stories behind its doors, featuring personalities like Evita Peron and Domingo Sarmiento. (Entrance not included in the ride)
• Floralis Generica - A must-see photo stop at this landmark honoring Argentinian women, marking your visit to Buenos Aires.
• Palermo - Renowned for its green spaces, gardens, and parks, it blends elegance, nature, and modernism.
• Planetario Galileo Galilei - A 20-meter diameter dome with millions of pixels for stargazing. It serves educational purposes and hosts laser shows, combining art and science in a spectacular display of laser choreography and music.
• Rosedal De Palermo - Located in the heart of Palermo woods, this famous garden of thousands of roses is the “CENTRAL PARK” of Buenos Aires. Cross the bridge to discover the 26 busts in the garden of poets, honoring figures like J. L. Borges, W. Shakespeare, and A. Storni. (Subject to weather conditions)
• Barrio Norte - Ride through the city’s chic and stylish districts, showcasing neoclassical architecture reflecting the era and migration that shaped Buenos Aires. The atmosphere and boutiques evoke Paris.
• Congreso - Finally, visit Park Congreso. Admire the unique building housing Argentina’s legislative power, representing the nation’s essence. Decreed academicismo Italiano in 1993, it’s a perfect landmark to admire.

• Local guide
• Use of bicycle
• Use of helmet

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities
• Guide tips

This tour, as an addition to the southern tour, provides a fresh viewpoint on Buenos Aires and gives limitless insights on effective ways of utilizing your time in the city. It covers areas such as neighbourhoods, contemporary architectures, historic monuments, lush natural parks, and cultural museums. Sites you’ll visit include Retiro, Recoleta, Cementerio de Recoleta, Floralis Genérica, Palermo, and El Rosedal, among others.
Our experienced local guide will fill your journey with historical anecdotes, stories, and hidden treasures relating to all the stops, based on past and recent happenings that shaped the city.
You will be guided to ideal locations for capturing unforgettable photos and provided ample time to explore the parks and monuments at your leisure.
Regardless of your biking proficiency, you get to explore the city uniquely, promising you an unmatched biking adventure.

• MINIMUM 2 PASSENGERS
• Child Seat (for enfants of up to 23kg/50lbs)
• Bring your own bottle of water
• Children under 1.50mts require special bicycles subject to availability, accompanied by an adult
• Tips and gratuities not included
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• The tour departures with light rain. In case of heavy rain, thunderstorms or orange alert issued by the National Meteorological Service, the company may cancel the tour before or during the tour. It can only be rescheduled (subject to company availability).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.