Explore Buenos Aires from north to south on an e-scooter. Cover 30 km to discover traditional and modern neighborhoods, blending history and culture
Highlights
- Effortlessly cover 30 km, gliding freely through the city.
- Experience an innovative urban tour that connects the tradition of La Boca with the modernity of Puerto Madero.
- Explore the historic corners of San Telmo and the elegance of Recoleta on a single tour.
- Enjoy a break to taste the iconic mate and alfajores.
- Admire the city's monumental architecture and its vibrant green spaces
included with
- Bilingual tour guide
- Electric scooter
- Helmet
- Personal accident insurance
- One bottle of water
- Alfajores and mate
excluded by
- Food and additional drinks
- Pick up
- Tips
Restrictions
This tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or in wheelchairs.
Participants must be able to ride and operate an electric scooter safely.
It is recommended that people with health conditions or pregnant women consult their doctor before booking
Detailed Description
Explore Buenos Aires in an agile and effortless way with this e-scooter tour. This experience takes you from the north to the south of the city. It is an opportunity to discover the capital's most emblematic, traditional, and historic neighborhoods.
The tour begins at our meeting point, where the guide will provide a briefing on how to use the electric scooter and safety regulations. The route will take you through the historic Lezama Park, the famous Boca Juniors Stadium, and the colorful Caminito in La Boca.
From there, we glide north, passing through the Costanera Sur and the iconic Puente de la Mujer in Puerto Madero. We continue to the Torre Monumental in Retiro and then into most elegant neighborhoods, such as Recoleta and Palermo, where you'll see the Floralis Genérica, the Rose Garden, and Palermo Woods. We will also explore the Plaza de Mayo area, the Recoleta Cemetery, and the French Embassy, among others.
Your guide, specializing in local history and culture, will accompany you at all times, providing explanations about the places and events that shaped the city's development. The tour concludes by returning to the starting point, where you can return the equipment and enjoy a tasting of mate and alfajores
