San Telmo is the oldest neighborhood of Buenos Aires, where our shop is located - Casa Castagnino. We´ll meet and show you our place, choose our bikes and get going!

Buenos Aires´ first foundation site. We´ll chat about the city´s origins, yellow fever, and immigration waves.

Boca Juniors Stadium. We´ll stop to discuss the importance of futbol in Argentine society and culture.

Caminito is where the colorful houses are. It´s BA´s most iconic picture, but also holds iconic sounds and smells. We´ll talk about tango and walk around the ¨little walkway¨.

A huge change in context happens when you cross from La Boca to Puerto Madero, in just a few blocks.

Except on Mondays, we´ll go into the ecological reserve and get away from the buzzling city for a while. We´ll pedal out to the river and learn how to prepare mate with alfajores

After having lunch by the boardwalk, we´ll stop by the ¨women´s bridge¨ to learn about Argentina´s deepest economical crisis (2001).

Retiro is where the train station is, and one of the fanciest neighborhoods in town. We´ll talk about Argentina´s relationship with Grean Britain, and a few local soap operas

The burial place of Eva Perón, plus some of Argentina´s most important presidents and aristocrats, Recoleta is a magical place included in every traveler´s to-do list

The heart of the city... Plaza de Mayo is where most of the stories we´ve talked about connect. Buenos Aires most energetic site, it´s real epicenter.