Tour en bici al Norte de Buenos aires con transporte

Información

Unveil the hidden gems of this fantastic city tucked away in the North. Dive headfirst in to the history, nature and architecture in Buenos Aires.

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Don’t miss a trick with your top-notch guide at your side
* Escape the hustle and bustle at the beautiful Bosques de Palermo
* Potter along to Puerto Madero, Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo and Monserrat

With this tour, you strike the right balance between getting to know about the olden days and seeing what goes on in modern day life! Set your eyes on everything from the pretty parks to the French style buildings! Find out all about how the elite played their part in the growth and development of the country.

Get to know why Buenos Aires is thought of as the Paris of South America. Home to a whole host of special spots such as palaces, theatres, ornate buildings and quaint little cafes. You get to see it all as you wind your way around on your bike. Follow a route which weaves its way round the most known neighbourhoods and through the parks too! You’re sure to be delighted by all that you come across!

Check out every nook and cranny in Buenos Aires and uncover the history that is oozing from the many monuments. On the nifty bicycle, you reach places that cars cannot dream of getting to. Ride along the cobbled streets to the ever popular Puerto Madero and cast your eyes on the river from here.

Going along the coast to Retiro where you make your way along to Plaza San Martín, Torre Monumental and the Retiro Railway Station. Just two blocks away is Recoleta, which is pretty much a historical and architectural hub and is best known for its graveyard which is considered a work of art in its own right.

We head out to Palermo which finds itself a little further up North. Here, you’ll pop along to Bosques de Palermo which is certainly considered as the best spot in town to be immersed in greenery: it is bursting at the seams with trees and lakes! Last but not least, get familiar with Montserrat which it set in the city centre. We round things off in the must-see Plaza de May.



Meeting/pick-up point: Pick-up from the downtown hotels.
Duration: 4 hours.
Start/opening time: At 2pm.
Drop-off location: At any of the following points: 1. Puerto Madero, Puente de la Mujer, 2. Galerías Pacífico (Av Córdoba y calle Florida), 3. Avenida Santa Fé y Avenida 9 de Julio, 4. Calle Juncal y Calle Cerrito, 5. Obelisco, 6. Teatro Colón and 7. Irigoyen y Lima.
Opening days/period: Daily.
Languages: English and Spanish.
Includes: The Cemetery of Recoleta and National Library Building.
A helmet, a padlock, a map and mineral water.
Others: We recommend wearing light clothing, a hat or cap and comfortable walking shoes.