The town has a peaceful country atmosphere so that tourists can relax, coexist with their surroundings and try their delicious products.
Ayacucho It is a Buenos Aires town that shines in the sector of tourism for its country atmosphere and its outstanding traditional gastronomy. Its quiet environment allows you to enjoy nature and its serenity to improve the rest of its visitors. This combination makes the city an ideal destination to escape the stress of big cities.
This site allows you to break with the routine to discover the “Calf Capital”. Tourists will be able to relate to an agricultural and livestock environment to be able to contemplate its landscapes and its production centers. This also gives the possibility of tasting fresh foods made in the town.
Where is Ayacucho?
The town It is located on the banks of the Tandileoufú stream, in the center – east of the province of Buenos Aires.. This place is the head city of the homonymous party. It is located almost 320 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and 270 from La Plata. Other reference points are its nearby towns such as Rauch, Tandil, Maipú and Balcarce.
What to do in Ayacucho, Buenos Aires
This destination offers an experience to fully immerse yourself in the countryside panorama due to the possibility of stay in one of its rooms. In these places you can enjoy the comfort, the tranquility of its fields and the exquisite Creole cuisine. As you can also undertake horseback riding or sulky rides.
Around the city you can see the local flora and fauna. Its country roads are also ideal for walks in the sun and cycling. One of these trails leads to “La Chacra” of the School of Agricultural Education No. 1. This institution is historic in the town and has hectares of countryside, where cattle, sheep and pigs are worked. They also work with poultry farming, beekeeping, they have a nursery, orchard and produce balanced foods, dairy products, preserves and honey.
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Another popular attraction is the Club Communal Recreational Complex Independent because it has a large space for enjoy the outdoors with games for the little ones, grills, soccer and rugby fields, camping area and a swimming pool. You can also visit the San Juan Flour Mill, which has part of the history of Ayacucho because it was inaugurated in 1870.
How to get to Ayacucho
The trip from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires to the town of Ayacucho takes approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes. This route is mainly made up of Provincial Route 29. It entails a total of 324 kilometers.
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