Led by passionate Dutch and English-speaking guides who have lived in Buenos Aires for more than 20 years, this bike tour offers a personal and authentic way to discover the city. Our guides include journalists, a comedian and a geographer who all found their place in Buenos Aires and today truly consider it their home.
Thanks to their European background and deep connection with Argentina, the guides offer a unique perspective on the similarities and differences between life in Europe and Buenos Aires. Rather than overwhelming you with endless historical facts and dates, they focus on what daily life in the city actually feels like today.
Along the way, they share personal stories, funny anecdotes and insights into Argentine culture, mentality and current reality. You will also receive plenty of local tips about customs, gastronomy, neighborhoods, cafés and places worth visiting during your stay — making this one of the best ways to start your trip in Argentina.
Discovering Buenos Aires by bike is one of the best ways to truly experience the city. You become part of its rhythm, its streets and its everyday life. Thanks to the city’s many bike lanes, cycling through Buenos Aires is relaxed, safe and enjoyable.
There is no rush during the tour. We stop regularly so you have plenty of time to walk around, take photos and fully enjoy each neighborhood at a relaxed pace.
Route
Begin your tour at Plaza General San Martín, in the centre. From there, cycle through the modern waterfront district of Puerto Madero towards the colorful working-class neighborhood of La Boca.
Take time for a coffee break and a stroll through the charming streets of La Boca. Stop outside the famous La Bombonera, home of Boca Juniors and one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world.
Continue towards San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and rich history.
Your final stop is Plaza de Mayo, the historic heart of Argentina, where past and present come together. Here you will discover the cathedral, the presidential palace, the financial district and learn about the moving story of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, who became international symbols of resistance and human rights during Argentina’s dictatorship.
