• Plaza General San Martin - The meeting point is San Martin Square, a classic park in Buenos Aires. This lovely green space has witnessed numerous significant events in Argentine history and today serves as a perfect spot for relaxation for both locals and visitors.
• Puerto Madero - This is the newest and most upscale area in the city. The warehouses in this former port area have been renovated into modern, stylish restaurants, spacious lofts, and impressive offices offering stunning views of the city and the iconic “Río de la Plata” river.
• Reserva Ecologica - The largest park in Buenos Aires, covering 865 acres (3.50 km2), is situated on the Río de la Plata riverbank on the eastern side of the Puerto Madero district. Don’t miss the chance to explore its exotic and unique trails close to the city, where nature and the environment are preserved.
  *Closed on Mondays or after rain - In such cases, it is viewed from the outside.
• La Boca - Historically, La Boca is a vibrant portside neighborhood with a unique style reflecting its immigrant roots. It is one of the birthplaces of Tango, along with its brothels and historic cafes.
• Caminito - “Caminito” (a charming street) is a must-visit for tourists eager to explore this distinctive and memorable landmark. Here, there is a 30-minute break to stroll around the area.
• Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera) - An ideal stop for football enthusiasts and those interested in experiencing the passion of Argentines and learning about the history of the country’s most famous soccer team, where Diego Maradona became a sports legend.
• Parque Lezama - Located in San Telmo, the oldest district of Buenos Aires, Lezama Park is where the city was founded. Today, this well-preserved area is essential for those wishing to explore the city’s historical heritage.
• Plaza de Mayo - Surrounding Plaza de Mayo are the main public buildings, including the Casa de Gobierno (Argentine White House), Buenos Aires Cabildo, Catedral Metropolitana (Metropolitan Cathedral), and more.

At the final stop, stories are shared about the most severe dictatorship in Latin America, the history of the “Madres de Plaza de Mayo,” and other remarkable tales that shaped the country’s history.

• Comfortable beach cruiser bikes
• Helmets provided
• Medical assistance available
• Child seats on request
• Skilled multilingual guides
• 1 bottled water per person
• Suitable for all ages

• Food and drinks
• Lunch

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Minimum age is 10 years
• Please do not bring expensive watches, jewlery or passports to the bike tour

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