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What to do and see in Campana, Argentina: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Campana, Argentina including Heladeria Real, Estancia Santa Susana, Reserva Natural Otamendi, Las Costanera Publica, Museo del Automovil Manuel Iglesias, Complejo Zarate Brazo Largo, Museo Ferroviario de Campana Victor Luis Capusso, Buenos Aires Horse Riding.
Restaurants in Campana
1. Heladeria Real
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
2. Estancia Santa Susana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
By the end of the last century, Mr. Francisco Kelly , an Argentine citizen of irish descendance named his land Santa Susana as a homage to his wife, Susana Caffrey. The ranch is located in the district of Campana , Buenos Aires province, and near the town of Los Cardales. It actually occupies an area of 1200 Hectares (2965 acres) mainly dedicated to agricultural activities, and ,since around 24 years ago, it has also been exploites as a tourism resort, either at national or at international levels. We receive visitors Tuesday through Sunday every day of the year.
Reviewed By 4historyandculture - Charlotte, North Carolina
We made this trip with our tour guide and everything was organized nicely. When we arrived we were greeted with fresh empanadas and a glass of wine. We toured the ranch, original living quarters, and had horseback and carriage rides.
Lunch was served under the tents by the gauchos who were dressed to kill with their swords stuck in their backs. The salads were already on the tables and were very fresh and delicious. Some of the meat served were not the top quality, but when we asked for a tender piece, they obliged. It was a good experience to watch the gauchos show their skills on horse back drills
3. Reserva Natural Otamendi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Horarios: -Lunes a viernes de 08 a 18 hs -Sábados, domingos y feriados, de 10 a 18 hs -Los senderos cierran a las 17 hs. Usted podrá permanecer en el área de picnic hasta las 18 hs
4. Las Costanera Publica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Ricardo C - Buenos Aires, Argentina
It is a nice place to visit an walk close to the Parana river The place is plenty of family and the place is very good conservate
5. Museo del Automovil Manuel Iglesias
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By martincM427BB - Campana, Argentina
They have a lot of cars, they need just to arrange it better and put more place just to see it full, you have to stay to close and do not enjoy all the car. Also they could put the cars over some elevation accessory, just to do not stay with the tires on the floor.
6. Complejo Zarate Brazo Largo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By cristina B - Zárate
Its a beautiful place with a wide river (Paraná River) and a famous bridge over it, that is called "The Mercosur Gate", because connect Bs. As. with Entre Ríos, Corrientes and Misiones (from Argentina) and then you can cross to Brazil. And I live only 5 minutes from it!!!
7. Museo Ferroviario de Campana Victor Luis Capusso
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By ViajerosJaen - Cuenca, Spain
Si bien la ubicación no es la mejor por el trajín y la polvareda de los alrededores, al ingresar al museo todo cambia...un sitio espectacular plagado de artilugios, equipos y tecnología de un pasado no tan lejano... además, otro punto a destacar, la esmerada atención y explicaciones de las chicas que acompañan la visita... si están en Campana no se lo pierdan...
8. Buenos Aires Horse Riding
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Just one hour away from the city. Spend a day horseback riding and a barbecue with us! We are well known horse specialists in Argentina. We host riders from all over the world. But above all, we are horse lovers. 4 hours ride in a small group and a friendly atmosphere.
Reviewed By Faith B
Tatiana and Eduardo were very friendly and great hosts for the day. They speak English and Spanish and were easy to communicate with over email. They gave us directions for an easy bus ride from Buenos Aires to Zarate and then picked us up from the bus. They live in a beautiful part of the country and have horses on their property. We started our day by getting to know the horses on a shorter ride with Eduardo, and then coming back to the house for a delicious asado which Tatiana prepared. She served several different cuts of meat on the grill, choripán, potatoes, salads, red wine, and desert. Then we went back out with the horses and rode through the ecological reserve which was beautiful. We were a group of three girls with two novice riders and one advanced and it was great for all levels because everyone was able to get themselves situated and comfortable with their horse in the morning. In the afternoon we had the freedom to canter or gallop when we wanted but could also walk if we preferred. Eduardo was very flexible to going at the pace we wanted. When we returned to the house after several hours of riding Tatiana served an amazing lemon tart and coffee. They have two very cute twin boys who we kicked around a soccer ball with after riding. At the end they drove us back to the bus station. We loved our day seeing the country and riding horses (with the bonus of tasty, typical Argentine food) - this was one of the highlights of my trip in Argentina!
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