Buenos Aires Electric Scooter Tour

If you're looking to zoom through the streets of the Argentine capital, hop on this electric scooter tour of Buenos Aires and get to know the city!

Tour Options

When booking your electric scooter tour of Buenos Aires, you can choose between the following tour options. Each route begins and ends at the designated time at Tres Sargentos 463.

La Recoleta Tour (2.5 Hours)

On this electric scooter tour, we'll hit the streets of La Recoleta, one of the popular neighborhoods on the north side of the Argentine capital.

We'll start by passing the Torre Monumental, gliding past the iconic Avenida 9 de Julio obelisk and the French Embassy. A brief stop will be made to admire the architecture of the Facultad del Derecho building. Halfway through the tour, we'll pause to enjoy a mate tea with a chocolate alfajor filled with dulce de leche.

The route continues as we pass La Recoleta's cemetery and the avant-garde sculpture of Floralis Generica, and we'll zoom by the Museum of Latin American Art in Buenos Aires.

Availability: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2 pm.

Downtown Buenos Aires Tour (2.5 Hours)

On this tour, we'll soar through downtown Buenos Aires on our electric scooters. We'll begin at Plaza de San Martín to see the Obelisk and Torre Monumental. A brief pause will be made to enjoy a chocolate alfajor filled with dulce de leche and mate tea.

Next, we continue to Puerto Madero, crossing the Puente de la Mujer, and visit Plaza de Mayo to see the Pink House, Cathedral, and Cabildo.

Availability: Monday to Sunday, at 10 am.

Downtown Buenos Aires + La Recoleta (5 Hours)

This all-inclusive tour option covers monuments from both the Recoleta and downtown Buenos Aires tours.

We'll begin by seeing landmarks like the Colón Theater, Obelisk, Pink House, and the Argentine National Bank. A pause will allow us to enjoy a chocolate alfajor with dulce de leche, alongside mate or Fernet Branca, and traditional chipá.

After savoring these flavors, we'll proceed to La Recoleta neighborhood, visiting the Facultad de Derecho, Floralis Genérica sculpture, and the cemetery.

The final stop is at a choripanería, an Argentinian street food stall, to enjoy another traditional dish.

Availability: Monday to Sunday, at 10 am and noon.