By bicycle from Colegiales to Olivos

Kick off your ride in Colegiales, one of Buenos Aires’ most laid-back and leafy neighborhoods. The streets here are lined with cool cafes, street art, and a creative vibe—perfect for setting a chill mood for your journey. From there, you’ll pedal north through quiet residential roads, skirting the edges of fashionable Belgrano, and cruising alongside low-rise houses and shady boulevards.

The route is less than 13 km—perfect for a relaxed ride—and it’s mostly flat, with just a bit of gentle climbing and descent (you’ll barely notice). Over 95% of the way is nice and peaceful, and almost all of it is paved, so your tires will glide right along.

Soon, you’ll reach Olivos, a breezy suburb known for its lovely riverfront, lush parks, and the iconic presidential residence. Why not cap off your ride with a stroll along the Río de la Plata or a coffee in the main square? This ride is a great way to see the greener, quieter side of the city!