



by Biking Buenos Aires
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$230This full-day bike tour covers about 20 kilometers through Buenos Aires' main historical neighborhoods including San Telmo, La Boca, Microcentro, Retiro, and Recoleta. The ride lasts around seven hours and includes multiple stops to explore important sites and discuss local topics such as football, politics, immigration, folklore, and music. The tour starts at Balcarce and Carlos Calvo streets in San Telmo. Riders then visit Parque Lezama before passing by La Bombonera stadium and continuing to Caminito street and the La Boca neighborhood. The route proceeds to Puerto Madero and the Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur, which is closed on Mondays and during rainy weather. In the city center, the group stops at Plaza de Mayo and the Pink House. The tour continues to Retiro where participants see the English Tower and hear about Argentina-UK relations and local aristocracy stories. The final stops are Floralis Generica and Plaza Francia in Recoleta, where the guide explains the significance of Eva Peron's tomb in the nearby cemetery. Included are snacks, filtered water, traditional mate tea, lunch at a food truck with vegetarian and vegan options, use of a bicycle with bell and basket, helmet rental, and optional e-bike rental for an extra charge. The tour is led by English-speaking guides, with at least two guides for every six participants. Gratuities are not included.
San Telmo
The tour begins at the intersection of Balcarce and Carlos Calvo streets in the San Telmo neighborhood.
20 min
Parque Lezama
Participants visit Parque Lezama, located at Av Brasil and Paseo Colon in Buenos Aires.
9 min
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
The group passes by La Bombonera.
8 min
Caminito
Riders visit Caminito, a famous street known for its colorful buildings and cultural significance.
15 min
La Boca
The tour continues through the La Boca neighborhood, known for its artistic and immigrant heritage.
9 min
Puerto Madero
Participants cycle through Puerto Madero, a modern waterfront district in Buenos Aires.
15 min
Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur
The group visits the Ecological Reserve, which is accessible except on Mondays and rainy days.
15 min
Plaza De Mayo
The tour stops at Plaza de Mayo, including the Pink House, an important political landmark.
10 min
Retiro
In Retiro, riders see the English Tower and learn about Argentina's relationship with the UK and local aristocracy.
20 min
Floralis Generica
Participants visit Floralis Generica, a large metal flower sculpture located in Recoleta.
15 min
Recoleta
The tour concludes at Plaza Francia in Recoleta, where the guide explains Eva Peron's tomb and its historical context.
15 min
Balcarce and Carlos Calvo in San Telmo neighborhood
End point
We meet at Casa Castagnino — one of the oldest buildings in San Telmo, built in the late 1700s — and finish right back where we started.




by Biking Buenos Aires
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$230This full-day bike tour covers about 20 kilometers through Buenos Aires' main historical neighborhoods including San Telmo, La Boca, Microcentro, Retiro, and Recoleta. The ride lasts around seven hours and includes multiple stops to explore important sites and discuss local topics such as football, politics, immigration, folklore, and music. The tour starts at Balcarce and Carlos Calvo streets in San Telmo. Riders then visit Parque Lezama before passing by La Bombonera stadium and continuing to Caminito street and the La Boca neighborhood. The route proceeds to Puerto Madero and the Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur, which is closed on Mondays and during rainy weather. In the city center, the group stops at Plaza de Mayo and the Pink House. The tour continues to Retiro where participants see the English Tower and hear about Argentina-UK relations and local aristocracy stories. The final stops are Floralis Generica and Plaza Francia in Recoleta, where the guide explains the significance of Eva Peron's tomb in the nearby cemetery. Included are snacks, filtered water, traditional mate tea, lunch at a food truck with vegetarian and vegan options, use of a bicycle with bell and basket, helmet rental, and optional e-bike rental for an extra charge. The tour is led by English-speaking guides, with at least two guides for every six participants. Gratuities are not included.
San Telmo
The tour begins at the intersection of Balcarce and Carlos Calvo streets in the San Telmo neighborhood.
20 min
Parque Lezama
Participants visit Parque Lezama, located at Av Brasil and Paseo Colon in Buenos Aires.
9 min
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
The group passes by La Bombonera.
8 min
Caminito
Riders visit Caminito, a famous street known for its colorful buildings and cultural significance.
15 min
La Boca
The tour continues through the La Boca neighborhood, known for its artistic and immigrant heritage.
9 min
Puerto Madero
Participants cycle through Puerto Madero, a modern waterfront district in Buenos Aires.
15 min
Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur
The group visits the Ecological Reserve, which is accessible except on Mondays and rainy days.
15 min
Plaza De Mayo
The tour stops at Plaza de Mayo, including the Pink House, an important political landmark.
10 min
Retiro
In Retiro, riders see the English Tower and learn about Argentina's relationship with the UK and local aristocracy.
20 min
Floralis Generica
Participants visit Floralis Generica, a large metal flower sculpture located in Recoleta.
15 min
Recoleta
The tour concludes at Plaza Francia in Recoleta, where the guide explains Eva Peron's tomb and its historical context.
15 min
Balcarce and Carlos Calvo in San Telmo neighborhood
End point
We meet at Casa Castagnino — one of the oldest buildings in San Telmo, built in the late 1700s — and finish right back where we started.