Top Things to do in Florencio Varela
- 1. Parroquia De San Juan Bautista
- 2. Centro de Actividades Deportivas, Culturales y Recreativas “Roberto De Vicenzo”
- 3. Catedral de Quilmes
- 4. Cooking With Teresita
- 5. Plaza San Martin
- 6. Parque Finky
- 7. Boulevard Shopping
- 8. Pereyra Iraola
- 9. Museo Historico del Transporte Carlos Hillner Decoud
- 10. Museo Historico y Natural de Berazategui
Top Restaurants in Florencio Varela
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Florencio Varela, Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Florencio Varela, Argentina including Parroquia De San Juan Bautista, Centro de Actividades Deportivas, Culturales y Recreativas “Roberto De Vicenzo”, Catedral de Quilmes, Cooking With Teresita, Plaza San Martin, Parque Finky, Boulevard Shopping, Pereyra Iraola, Museo Historico del Transporte Carlos Hillner Decoud, Museo Historico y Natural de Berazategui.
Restaurants in Florencio Varela
1. Parroquia De San Juan Bautista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Founded on January 6, 1878, has three relics brought in S. Descendientesde XIX by its founder, Juan de la Cruz Contreras. Interest was declared a Historical and Cultural Heritage of the Province of Buenos Aires.
Reviewed By Leonardo F
Una estructura edilicia imponente, mas aun pensando al lugar y su historia particular. No hay mucho mas que decir de esta Catedral que ir a verla. Si están en el lugar y con tiempo, recomiendo hacerse una escapada (12 km aprox) y visitar el predio de Naturaleza Viva (en La Capilla) de esta misma ciudad.
2. Centro de Actividades Deportivas, Culturales y Recreativas “Roberto De Vicenzo”
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Gustavo G - Argentina
El centro es un polo de reunión permanente en Begui, siempre hay actividad y son bastantes buenas e interesantes. El lugar es amplio y cuenta con todas las comodidades para su fin. Son de destacar las obras de su frente y la estatua de El Maestro don Roberto.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By ROMOSVD - Memphis, Tennessee
Beautiful place for prayer, meditation and also to lear about Bishop Novak who did a lot of work for street children and children in need.
4. Cooking With Teresita
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Immerse yourself in the Argentine culture by eating and drinking as the locals do. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves for a hands-on experimentation at Teresita’s home kitchen. Learn how to prepare Empanadas Argentinas. Teresita will share regional techniques, ingredients, and a family empanada recipe that has been passed down over the generations.
Reviewed By Danioro - Peoria, Illinois
Teresita and her husband Raul, retired professionals, run a B&B IN
Androgue, but the main attraction is the tour of the markets and shops with Teresita, then cooking empanadas, followed by a fine 5 course meal of real Argentinian home cooking.
We had escabeche, empanadas (we made em!), a rustic bean stew, stuffed veal cutlets, and a wild dessert of soft cheese topped with candied cayote, and plenty of wine with discussion of the wine areas and wineries.
Getting there is actually pretty easy. Mini bus from BA to Androgue followed by a 5 block walk. Took us a little less than an hour each way.
These folks are the real deal! So friendly and open. I liked the opportunity to see how the real folks live, work, eat drink.
Highly recommended!
5. Plaza San Martin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By HLAtlanta - Atlanta, Georgia
Really old beautiful trees, several statues/monuments. Lots of areas to sit. Really nice spot in the city.
6. Parque Finky
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By bora1978 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lindo lugar para ir a pasar un buen rato al aire libre. Tiene juegos para los más chicos, para hacer gimnasia, jugar al fútbol. Más recomendando temprano, a la tarde comienza a llenarse.
7. Boulevard Shopping
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 87 reviews
8. Pereyra Iraola
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Andre_Chalmers - Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand
This is the largest open space park area near Buenos Aires and considering it is supposed to be a biosphere reserve it is currently a real disappointment. There is rubbish all around the park, burnt out cars, graffiti and general neglect especially with the buildings. There is signage in Spanish however it is not often helpful, ie. They could have a map sign showing the reserve in its entirety. Commercial businesses have encroached on the area, plus it is very hard for tourists to get to especially via bus. The other reason I mark it down is there has been no planning as to plantings, pathways and signage. All of this is a real pity since I can envisage this being a stunning place if it was run correctly and looked after by the locals. This area is symptomatic of local leaders lack of thought about the environment. Local Argentinians clearly enjoy using and abusing the grounds but unfortunately this dramatically downgrades the tourist experience. Hopefully one day I will return and be able to upgrade my rating when some effort is put into what could be an amazing place...
9. Museo Historico del Transporte Carlos Hillner Decoud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
10. Museo Historico y Natural de Berazategui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By cristina1953422 - Florencio Varela, Argentina
Muy interesante todo lo que se expone y muy bien diagramado. La guía es una persona muy preparada y excelentemente predispuesta e informada para hacer amena la recorrida. Altamente recomendable la visita a este sitio.
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