The Riverside, in Three Stretches
18+
Rosario's riverside, segment by segment — pick the stretch that matches your afternoon.
What fits into a short visit
A short stretch
One segment, on foot, done in under an hour.
A half-day walk
Two adjoining segments, with a stop at the Monumento a la Bandera.
The full Costanera
All three segments by bike — a long day on foot, a comfortable one by bike.
Costanera Segment Picker
The Costanera is split into three stretches — Sur, Centro and Norte — each with a different character. Pick the segments you want, choose walking or cycling, and see distance and time add up honestly, including a warning if your picks aren't actually next to each other.
Find your way around this guide
Where to stay
How riverside hotel zones compare by segment.
Landmarks
What's worth the stop along the Costanera.
Dining
Where to eat along the river.
Getting around
Reaching the Costanera from the centre.
Before you go
- Costanera Centro is the busiest and most central stretch, anchored by the Monumento a la Bandera.
- Costanera Sur and Norte are not adjacent to each other — getting between them means crossing Centro or taking a transfer.
- The riverside bike path runs the length of all three segments.
- Weekday afternoons are noticeably quieter than weekends along the Costanera.
- This guide is independent and not affiliated with any hotel or venue named here.