Welcome to Montevideo! We’ll be waiting for you at the meeting point in the Port of Montevideo to start the adventure. Montevideo offers a blend of history, culture, gastronomy, and the most colorful skies you've ever seen. Located at the southern tip of the continent, Montevideo boasts the world's longest coastline and the widest river, the Río de la Plata, named after Spanish navigator Juan Díaz de Solís in 1516. With our local guide, you’ll ride through the streets of the city, discovering its most iconic places. Learn about the fascinating story of the Society of the Snow at the Andes Museum, enjoy a performance at the Solís Theatre, and savor the delicious local cuisine—all while riding along the scenic coastline and enjoying views of the Río de la Plata."

Located in the heart of Montevideo, this square is known for its central fountain and vibrant atmosphere, reflecting the urban life of the city.

We will cycle along the bike lane on the iconic 18 de Julio Avenue, the main artery of Montevideo. Along the way, you can admire historical buildings, local shops, and the characteristic bustle of the city's downtown.

We will pass by the Montevideo City Hall, an iconic building in the city. Here, you can admire its architecture and, if time allows, enjoy panoramic views from its lookout point.

We continue to the University of the Republic, the main institution of higher education in Uruguay. Its impressive facade and history make it a highlight of the tour.

We will make a stop at the Obelisk to the Constituents of 1830, a monument dedicated to the creators of the country's first Constitution. It is a symbol of Uruguayan history and democracy.

Batlle Park We will cycle through Batlle Park, one of the most important green spaces in Montevideo. It’s a perfect place to relax and enjoy the outdoors, surrounded by monuments and recreational areas.

Visit the Centenario Stadium, a place of great importance for football fans. This stadium is home to the national team and was the venue for the first FIFA World Cup in 1930.

We will pass by the modern World Trade Center Montevideo, a complex of commercial buildings and offices that symbolizes the city’s economic growth and globalization.

A photo stop at the iconic Montevideo Sign located on the Rambla. This is a popular spot for tourists who want to capture the spirit of the city next to the Río de la Plata.

We will ride along the Rambla, a long coastal avenue that borders the city. Enjoy views of the river, the sea breeze, and the relaxed atmosphere that characterizes Montevideo.

We will visit Pittamiglio Castle, a curious construction that combines architectural styles and is full of symbolism. It was designed by the architect and alchemist Humberto Pittamiglio.

We will finish our tour at Parque Rodó, a popular public park with green areas, an artificial lake, and a variety of recreational facilities. It is an ideal place to conclude the excursion on a relaxing note.