• San Telmo - The meeting point is one of San Telmo’s oldest structures, Casa de Castagnino.
• Plaza Dorrego - Pass by this iconic plaza where Tango dancers engage with visitors.
• Plaza de Mayo - Arrive at what is known as “the heart of the city,” Buenos Aires’ second foundation site, where many 20th-century stories converge.
• Teatro Colon - Travel down Avenida de Mayo and turn right to discover one of the world’s most stunning theatres.
• Avenida Corrientes - Enjoy the vibrant city lights along Buenos Aires’ most famous avenue, Corrientes, a popular spot for socializing, theatre visits, or leisurely strolls.
• Puente de la Mujer - After exploring Puerto Madero, the city’s most upscale neighborhood, pause to cross the boardwalk over the Woman’s Bridge and uncover a fascinating story about Argentina’s most profound crisis.

• Bicycle use
• Use of Helmet
• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

• Gratuities

Many visitors experience Buenos Aires during the day, but the city takes on a new life after dark. This tour is crafted to showcase that transformation: the refreshing evening breeze, the lights illuminating historic structures, and locals relaxing after their workday.

Instead of bustling crowds and heat, participants will find a more serene and genuine Buenos Aires on two wheels. The tour covers three unique neighborhoods, each with its own nighttime charm, linked by safe and straightforward cycling paths.

What sets this experience apart is not just the cycling — it’s the stories, hidden gems, and ambiance shared with a small group, led by a guide who knows the city intimately. It feels more like exploring Buenos Aires with a local friend than a typical tour.

This offering is unique and not available from every operator, which is precisely the point: it’s a novel, original way to engage with the city that never sleeps.

• Total duration of 3 hours includes the travel time from one attraction to the other.

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