Today’s tour: The Red Trail

Embark on an invigorating running adventure through the heart of Buenos Aires, where nature and urban culture blend seamlessly. This unique route takes you from the iconic Planetario Galileo Galilei to the legendary River Plate Stadium, offering a perfect mix of tranquil green spaces and vibrant city energy.

Starting Point: Planetario Galileo Galilei

Begin your journey at the Planetario Galileo Galilei, a symbol of astronomical wonder nestled in the Palermo district. This iconic structure, with its distinctive dome, has been inspiring visitors since 1966. Take a moment to appreciate its unique architecture before setting off on your run.

Through the Lush Palermo Woods

As you leave the planetarium, immerse yourself in the verdant expanse of the Palermo Woods, officially known as Parque Tres de Febrero. This urban oasis, spanning approximately 400 hectares, offers a refreshing escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The park’s winding paths and towering trees provide a perfect setting for the first leg of your run.

Serene Interlude at Lago de Regatas

Your route continues around the tranquil Lago de Regatas, a picturesque lake that serves as a focal point for outdoor enthusiasts. This 2.1-km loop offers a paved trail ideal for runners, cyclists, and skaters alike. As you circle the lake, take in the sight of ducks gliding across the water and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this popular recreational area.

Final Stretch to River Plate Stadium

Conclude your run at the iconic Estadio Mâs Monumental, home to Club Atlético River Plate. This legendary venue, with a capacity of 86,049, is not just a soccer stadium but a symbol of Argentine sporting passion. As you approach the stadium, feel the excitement build, imagining the roar of the crowd during match days.

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Yo could also take a look at our other trails: Blue and Green!