By bicycle from Villa Santa Rita to Colegiales

Get ready for an easygoing city spin! Starting in Villa Santa Rita, a laid-back, mostly residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires, you’ll cruise northeast towards Colegiales. The ride is about 9 kilometers and stays nearly flat—with just a gentle 24 meters of ascent—making it a perfect choice for any rider looking for a casual outing.

You’ll glide along quiet, paved roads almost the whole way, meaning less stress and more time to enjoy the city vibes. Expect to pedal past tree-lined streets, local bakeries, and typical porteño cafés. As you roll into Colegiales, you’ll notice a subtle change: the neighborhood’s got major chill-factor, with leafy parks, cool murals, and a growing café culture just waiting for your post-ride coffee stop.

Fun fact: Colegiales got its name because it once housed a college (or “colegio”) for Jesuit monks. Bring some curiosity—and your camera—because this route gives you a real taste of Buenos Aires off the main tourist drag.