Costanera Norte runs along the Río de la Plata at the edge of Palermo, with a boardwalk and a bike path beside the avenue. Walk or cycle the roughly 5-kilometre route for river views and a clear look at planes taking off and landing near Jorge Newbery Airport. Food trucks sell local fast food, including choripán, and musicians sometimes play along the boardwalk. Some stretches can be closed or inaccessible, so expect the route to vary along the way.
Walking and cycling by the river
Costanera Norte follows the Río de la Plata near Palermo. Its roughly 5-kilometre route includes a boardwalk and a bike path set apart from the avenue. You can follow the waterfront on foot or by bicycle, with views across the river along the way.
Parts of the route can be under repair or inaccessible because they pass through private property. Check the way ahead as you go, and be ready to change your route if a section is closed.
Planes, music and food trucks
The route passes near Jorge Newbery Airport, where you can watch planes take off and land. Musicians sometimes play along the boardwalk, adding live music to a riverside walk.
Food trucks serve local fast food, including choripán. Bring cash for purchases, and consider cycling if you want to cover more of the path.
FAQ
How long is the Costanera Norte route?
The route is about 5 kilometres long. Parts may be closed or inaccessible, so the full stretch may not be available.
Can you cycle along Costanera Norte?
Yes. A bike path follows the route beside the avenue, and cycling is one way to cover more ground.
What can you eat at Costanera Norte?
Food trucks sell local fast food, including choripán. Bring cash for snacks.
Can you watch planes at Costanera Norte?
Yes. The route near Jorge Newbery Airport gives you views of planes taking off and landing.
