A city that combines history, faith and nature, leaving a mark on everyone who visits it.
San Fernando del Valle de Catamarcathe capital of the province, is a picturesque destination that combines history, colonial architecture and a captivating natural environment. Its streets invite you to explore on foot, where every corner reveals a historical legacy. Surrounded by mountains and landscapes imposing, this town offers a unique experience for those seeking to explore its cultural and natural wealth.
This article presents the main attractions that this alternative has to offer, highlighting the unmissable activities and places that allow you to enjoy the best of the region.
Where is San Fernando del Valle
Located in the northwest of Argentina, San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca is surrounded by the imposing hills of the Sierra de Ambato. This city, known for its tranquility and its proximity to nature, is a few 1,132 kilometers from Buenos Aires. Access to the city is through national routes 9, 60 and 33, which connect it with other cities and tourist regions in Argentina.
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What you can do in San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca
The region offers a wide variety of activities for both those who enjoy cultural tourism and nature lovers. The Plaza 25 de Mayothe Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of the Valley and the Grotto of the Virgin of the Valley These are just some of the points of religious and cultural interest in the city. In addition, the visitor can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking in the Portezuelo slope and the La Chilca slopeor venture on excursions to places like The Pirquitashe Oasis of Antofalla and the Capillitas Mines.
The destination also has a typical gastronomic offer, based on local products, and artisan markets where visitors can find fabrics, leather and wood crafts, and much more.
How to get to San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca
From Buenos Aires, you can travel the 1,132 kilometers that separate the city from the country’s capital along Route 9 (Panamericana Campana branch), continuing along the routes 60 and 33. This trip, which can be done by car or bus, offers stunning landscapes along the waywhich makes the tour a memorable experience. For those who prefer public transportation, there are several bus options that connect with San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca on a regular basis.
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