Uruguay by bike
How a small country is taking to the bicycle — the slow-cycling idea behind this site, and the city learning to ride.
Why we ride slowly
Slow cycle-touring as a tool for knowing a territory — the ethos behind this platform, and the international practice Uruguay now has its own ground for.
Montevideo is learning to ride
The everyday cycling city — the Rambla, the new protected lanes, and what the numbers say about where Montevideo is heading.
Cycling policy in numbers: Montevideo vs Buenos Aires vs Santiago
Who leads, who lags — and what the honest comparison, scaled by city size, actually shows.
Riding the Rambla
The one ride every visitor should take — a protected waterfront ribbon from the old port to Pocitos, flat and traffic-free for close to eight kilometres.
What's on this week
Group rides, races and workshops in Montevideo — a running snapshot of the local scene, updated with every event confirmed.