• Plaza General San Martin - This is the gathering spot where participants will test bicycles and helmets. While everyone knows the father of the country, the mother of the country, who fought alongside Generals and soldiers for Argentine independence, is often forgotten. Additionally, the history of Argentina’s black community will be explored.
• Monumento a Combatientes de Malvinas - Wars are always tragic, as is silence. Participants will learn about The Malvinas War, the female veterans who played active roles, and the reasons for their subsequent invisibility.
• Monumento a Juana Azurduy - Who was South America’s most significant female captain? At this stop, Juana Azurduy’s remarkable life and the battles she fought in will be shared, explaining why she earned the title “the amazon of freedom.” Enjoy the stunning city view from her impressive monument.
• Puente de la Mujer - Participants will cycle through the city’s newest and most affluent neighborhood, a popular spot for locals and tourists, to reach the Woman’s Bridge. Here, the history of this feminist neighborhood, the achievements of notable women, and the monuments and squares named after them will be discussed. Additionally, a new feminist art installation by an American female artist in historical silos will be viewed.
• Plaza de Mayo - At the final stop, the story of the woman who founded “Mothers of the May Square,” Argentina’s most significant women’s organization opposing the last military dictatorship, will be shared.

Furthermore, the life of Argentina’s most famous first lady, her passion, struggles, and untimely death will be explored. Eva Perón has always been a figure of fascination, and her impact on Argentine society will be discussed.

• Bottled water
• Bicycle use

• Snacks

Embark on a cycling adventure through the lively streets of Buenos Aires, tracing the footsteps of the remarkable women who have shaped Argentina’s history. This extraordinary journey will lead you through iconic neighborhoods and significant monuments, delving into the lives of pioneering women — from military leaders and writers to singers, sculptors, and first ladies — who shattered barriers and left an enduring impact.

This tour offers more than just statues and streets; it shares authentic stories of bravery, resistance, passion, and success. Learn how their voices continue to resonate in today’s fight for equality and empowerment throughout Argentina.

Join this historical journey — herstory — and experience Buenos Aires through the perspective of the courageous women who transformed it forever.

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