Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές ποδηλασίας δρόμου στο Μπουένος Άιρες

Here I go

Buenos Aires has many parks, and here Puente Griego (Greek Footbridge) in the Parque Tres de Febrero, which is a spacious oasis of scenery and relaxation, allows pedestrians to cross from the Avenida Infanta Isabel over Lago Rosedal into the Paseo de los Poetas or poets walk, which is a charming, manicured, bust-strewn rose garden. Often called the 'Lovers Bridge,' this striking bridge is a beautiful asset to an already stunning park area within Buenos Aires.

always wear a helmet!! and bring lights (it gets too dark)

This is an imposing statue and one of many in the parks area of Buenos Aires. It is a bit of a shame it is on a roundabout on a busy junction as you can't get that close to have a good look at it.

El Rosedal or the Rose Garden is the heart of the Tres de Febrero park. It was created in 1914 by the landscaper Carlos Thays. The area around the garden and in particular the wide open paved loop that loops around the lake is one of the preferred places in the city for exercise. You can cycle, run, roller blade or just walk the loop. You can also hire 'pedalos' here as well so you can take a leisurely boat trip out on the lake if you want to. There is also the poets garden complete with busts of famous poets, a beautiful white pergola bridge and of course the rather large rose garden.

The square honors Admiral Ramón González Fernández (1867-1933), sailor; Commander of the battleship General San Martín; Naval Commander of the Río de la Plata; Author of Calculo de una tabla de tiro. There is a bust of Admiral Ramón González Fernández, who remained loyal to the government of the famous Hipólito Yrigoyen. The square is one of a series of squares in El Rosedal designed by Csrlos Thays. Carlos Thays, or Jules Charles Thays, as his birth certificate states, was a French architect, naturalist, landscape architect, urban planner, writer and journalist who did most of his work in Argentina and Uruguay. Source: https://palermonline.com.ar/wordpress/plaza-almirante-gonzalez-fernandez/?amp

Very nice place to ride a bike and enjoy the day. Not highly recommended for speed training, as there may be many people doing different activities on weekends and holidays.

Numerous busts of well-known poets line the way - worth seeing!