À vélo de Retiro à Buenos Aires

This relaxed city ride kicks off in Retiro, one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods—it’s home to the grand train station and the leafy Plaza San Martín. From there, you’ll pedal south down mostly paved roads, cutting through a diverse slice of the city. The route features a mellow mix of quiet roads and dedicated cycleways, making it friendly for most cyclists. You’ll pass some classic Buenos Aires architecture and could even detour toward the famous Obelisco if you like.

It’s mostly flat, with a gentle rise just enough to get the legs moving—no brutal climbs. The surface is a mix: smooth asphalt, some stretches of classic porteño paving stones, and patches of concrete, so be ready for a bit of variety under your wheels.

You’ll wind up in downtown Buenos Aires, the bustling heart of the city. Whether you’re headed for coffee, shopping, or sightseeing, finishing here puts you right in the action. All told, it’s a pleasant ride—perfect to get a taste of BA’s vibes at an easy pace.