Your tour will commence in San Telmo, located at Pasaje Giuffra 370. This is among the most historic and quintessential neighborhoods in the city, celebrated for its well-preserved colonial architecture.
The journey is set to begin around 7:00 PM, where we will start our exploration through the San Telmo district heading towards the Puerto Madero area. The first highlight on our itinerary is the Puerto Madero Docks, deemed the most exclusive and modern area in the city. Situated beside the Río de la Plata, it is renowned for being the widest river in the world.
Subsequently, you will proceed to the Retiro district to witness the Torre Monumental, also referred to as the Torre de los Ingleses. This landmark was constructed by British residents in the city to mark the centennial of Argentina's May Revolution.
In a matter of minutes, you will arrive at the Recoleta neighborhood. Here, you will visit the Buenos Aires Law School, a remarkable institution both in its architectural grandeur and its historical significance, as 16 Presidents of the Argentine Nation have graduated from here. Just a short distance away, you will encounter one of Buenos Aires' key attractions: the Floralis Genérica. This sculpture is a tribute to all flowers.
As you near the conclusion of the bike tour, a visit to the Obelisk is essential, known for being the largest symbol of the City, alongside Corrientes Avenue, often called "the street that never sleeps," where you will discover its theaters, iconic pizzerias, and bookstores that remain open past midnight.
This guided bike tour will wrap up at Florida Rooftop, situated in the esteemed Guemes Gallery. From this vantage point, you can enjoy an aerial view of the city and relish the evening with a drink and appetizers.