Peruvian Food & Migrant Neighborhoods Bike Ride

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Peruvian Food & Migrant Neighborhoods Bike Ride

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Discover the City of Buenos Aires through the eyes of the migrants who have enriched it with a tapestry of cultures, customs, and traditions.

Argentina has long been, and continues to be, a welcoming nation for migrants, with Buenos Aires serving as a prime example of a thriving metropolis and a land of opportunity for its residents.

Begin your journey in San Telmo and explore the vibrant neighborhoods of San Nicolás, Retiro, and Barrio 31, also known as Barrio Padre Mugica.

Conclude your experience with a delightful lunch at a restaurant specializing in Peruvian cuisine.

Tour Description

At approximately 9:00 a.m., we will start our journey in the San Telmo neighborhood, subsequently making our way to Lezama Park, one of Buenos Aires' most iconic green spaces. Just a short distance away, we will find the Russian Orthodox Church, where our guide will delve into its rich history and unique characteristics.

Moving onwards to the Barrio San Nicolás in the heart of the city, you will arrive at the Templo Libertad, recognized as the first synagogue in Buenos Aires. A mere five-minute walk will lead you to the Plaza Embassy of Israel situated at Arroyo 910 in the Retiro neighborhood, the former location of the country's embassy prior to its destruction.

Our next destination will be the Immigration Museum, which is housed within the historic Immigrant Hotel.

To conclude, we will visit the Monumental Tower in the Retiro neighborhood, an edifice constructed by British residents to commemorate the centenary of the May Revolution.

An engaging way to connect with the communities that have settled over the past decades is by exploring Barrio 31, also known as Barrio Mugica, in Retiro. Here, we will savor delightful Peruvian cuisine at the renowned restaurant "Las Palmeras".

This will mark the conclusion of our guided bike tour.

What’s included?

What’s included:

- Bicycle - Helmet - Bilingual tourist guide (Spanish and English) - Tasting of Lima causes + drinks in “Las Palmeras/Barrio Mujica”.

What’s NOT included:

- Food and drinks - Round trip transfers to the meeting point

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour lasts approximately four hours. We have a carefully designed route to explore the most interesting aspects of migration in Buenos Aires, while tasting authentic Peruvian cuisine. The tour includes breaks to explore key sites and enjoy each culinary stop. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and sunscreen to make the most of this unique culinary and sightseeing experience.

During the tour, you'll visit various iconic areas of Buenos Aires that have been influenced by migration. The tour includes stops in historic and cultural neighborhoods, where you can learn about the rich history of migration in the city. Each location has been chosen for its relevance and authenticity, providing you with a unique experience full of learning and discovery. This tour is perfect for those interested in local history and culture combined with a touch of adventure.

The tasting includes a selection of traditional Peruvian dishes prepared by expert chefs. You'll enjoy everything from fresh ceviches to anticuchos and causas, all characterized by their exquisite flavor and authenticity. Each dish reflects the diversity and richness of Peruvian cuisine, tailored to the curious palate of tourists. You don't need to be an expert to enjoy these delicacies; you just need an adventurous spirit to explore the fusion of flavors that Peruvian food offers in Buenos Aires.

No, you don't need previous cycling experience to enjoy the tour. Our tour is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their cycling skill level. We use comfortable and safe bicycles, and our guides are trained to provide appropriate guidance to all participants. The tour is suitable for both beginners and more experienced cyclists who want a different perspective on the city. It's a fun and safe way to explore Buenos Aires.

The safety of our participants is our top priority. We provide protective helmets and provide brief training on basic safety rules before starting the tour. In addition, the guides are trained to lead and assist the group at all times, choosing routes that minimize contact with vehicular traffic. We keep groups small to ensure personalized attention, which contributes to a safer and more enjoyable experience. Your well-being is essential to enjoying this unique adventure in Buenos Aires.

PRICES 2026-2027

Migrant Bike Tour And Peruvian Food Tasting

Includes: Bicycle, Helmet, Bilingual Tour Guide (Spanish And English) + Tasting Of Causes From Lima + Drinks In “las Palmeras/Barrio Mujica”.

Start Time: 09:00
Languages: ESP,ENG
Duration: 3 hrs
Operation Days: Every day

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Price per person based on a booking for 2 people. Prices may vary depending on the date and number of travelers.

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Average

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Type of Activity

Cycling Eat and drink Sightseeing

Cancellation Policy

48hs before the trip

Type of interest

Culture and history Cities