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Discover the best top things to do in Central Argentina, Argentina including Estancia El Ombu de Areco, Torre Tanque, Museo de La Plata, Camino de las Las 100 Curvas, Delta El Tigre, Iglesia de Los Capuchinos, Camino de las Altas Cumbres, Lago y Dique del Fuerte, Complejo Aerosilla Carlos Paz, El Cerro de la Cruz.
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1. Estancia El Ombu de Areco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By MaureenAlaska - Darwin, Australia
A friend who had visited Buenos Aires recommended that we visit a ranch to experience the hospitality of the ranchers and the gauchos. We were welcomed with cold drinks and empanadas beside the lovely old building dating back to the 1850’s. We wandered around the beautiful parkland with its many old trees and found some very colourful parrots. Then over to the horses to decide whether we would go horse riding or go for a ride in the buggy. We chose the latter and thoroughly enjoyed the ride along the track beside the paddocks. By this time, we were ready for the amazing Barbecue lunch with a lovely wine under the shade of the old trees. So much delicious food that I could not think of eating any food that night. The entertainment came next with the gauchos performing their traditional dances. A young gaucho showed us how they tamed their horses which was so tender and beautiful. Then it was time for the long drive back to the city after a thoroughly enjoyable day.
2. Torre Tanque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,483 reviews
Reviewed By 99MD2015 - San Francisco, United States
Magnificent city icon and the thought it was designed to contain water for the inhabitants nearby seems like an architectural extravagance. At first sighting, we thought it was a fortress overlooking the Atlantic ocean and overseeing maritime activity. Nope, just a colossal water tank.
3. Museo de La Plata
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4.5 based on 2,026 reviews
This highly regarded Argentinean museum of natural science contains over two million exhibits in the areas of paleontology, botany, zoology, archaeology, biology, geology and ethnography.
4. Camino de las Las 100 Curvas
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4.5 based on 1,229 reviews
100 Curvas Que Subes Por La Sierra Con Vista A Zona De Embarcaciones Y Paisajes Visuales Del Lago
Reviewed By gardenpastor - Beauharnois, Canada
Very nice and picturesque path near Carlos Paz. It is also very well maintained and signposted. Another example of a province that knows how to treat tourists with roads that are a beauty both in their landscape and in their maintenance. Many tourist places should follow suit
5. Delta El Tigre
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4.5 based on 3,169 reviews
The tigre delta is 45 minutes from Buenos Aires Argentina and flows into the Río de la Plata. One of its attractions is that it is quite a bit cooler than Buenos Aires, and offers as its main attraction houses built on the delta only accessible by boat. Tours can be had from Buenos Aires and pick up can be arrange from major hotels for a day trip. Or the more adventurous might choose to take the train, a direct link from downtown, although the station is noted for its pickpockets.
Reviewed By Nicoleta7 - Quito, Ecuador
if you go to Buenos Aires in Argentina, you must take the train to El Tigre, wounderful persons will recived you to the El Tigre train station, and you must buy the ticket for the bus get off get on and for this trip with the boat on the river Tigre....is so relaxing and you can see another tipe of life ...dont lose this if you go to Argentina
6. Iglesia de Los Capuchinos
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4.5 based on 2,805 reviews
Reviewed By Jnanayog - St. John's, Canada
As I understand it the Church was inaugurated in the 1930 and underwent some restoration in more recent years. The term Capuchinos I gather refers to a Type of dress but also refers back to a specific groups of the Franciscans monks, name,up the Capuchins. Albeit the Cathedral/Church is one awesome beautiful edifice both inside and out. A definite item to consider on you tour list. I was a little too early in the morning to get the right light conditions for an outside pic.
7. Camino de las Altas Cumbres
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4.5 based on 679 reviews
Reviewed By Farvil
Amazing path, landscape. A truly treasure for going on thru your best bike! The route is nice, very well conserved.
8. Lago y Dique del Fuerte
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4.5 based on 1,593 reviews
Reviewed By brianpU8360WW - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lovely views and a good healthy walk round the lake. Stayed at the Hosteria de Las Cascadas an excellent place, very peaceful. Not too far away is a good place to buy sandwiches and cakes.
9. Complejo Aerosilla Carlos Paz
10. El Cerro de la Cruz
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By 512kimberleyg
Going on this hike provides a moderate exercise in nature, while constantly admiring the view of the city, lake and surrounding area. The path is in perfect conditions and there are always people around, cheering you on and helping you feel safe.
