When talking about tourism near Buenos Aires, Many think of traditional getaways. But there is Rural jewelry They step strong with their own identity and unique proposals. One of them stands out not only for its landscape, but for the prominence that charges a artisanal sausage that seeks to dethrone the Tandil icon.
Only 100 kilometers from the capital, a Buenos Aires town attracts by its nature, its history and, above all, by an event that celebrates the longest salame in Argentina. The annual appointment summons premises, tourists and fans of gastronomy who want to be part of a different party.
Where is San Andrés de Giles
San Andrés de Giles It is located in the north of the province of Buenos Airesless than two hours from the Buenos Aires center. This quiet destination is surrounded by fields, streams and rural roads, and is just between Mercedes and San Antonio de Areco, mainly connected by National Route 7.
The town is settled on the banks of the homonymous stream, which gives it an ideal natural framework for outdoor activities. His proximity to the city of Buenos Aires makes it an easy getaway for the weekend, perfect for cutting with the routine.
What can be done in San Andrés de Giles
Tour the Historic center It is a good way to start. In the center you can see buildings such as the Municipal Palace, the San Andrés Apostle Church and the train station, all with more than a century of history. In addition, there is the former president’s house Héctor Cámporaone of the most visited cultural attractions.
Another must is the Figueroa postan old construction linked to the first settlements. The central square and the Méndez house, with their singular architecture, complete the circuit for those who enjoy the walks with history.
For those who look for green and pure air, the Dr. Fernando Lillia Municipal Park It offers 15 hectares with trees, grills, trails and sports space. Ideal for picnics, walks or simply relax under the shadow.
But without a doubt, what marks the rhythm of the local calendar is the Longer Salame Fiesta in Argentinawhich is done in August. Last year the record reached 356 meters, and this year the organizers promise to overcome it. With free admission, the event becomes a great popular fair with producers, entrepreneurs, and a festive atmosphere that puts the town on the map.
How to go to San Andrés de Giles
From the Buenos Aires Cityyou can get into car taking the National Route 7a direct and in good condition. The path takes about an hour and a half. It can also be accessed by Route 8the Route 193 wave Provincial 41depending on the starting point.
Those who do not have their own vehicle can opt for collective lines that make the journey from the Buenos Aires terminal to San Andrés de Giles. The services are frequent and the trip is comfortable, which makes it accessible for improvised getaways or organized plans in advance.
Source: Ambito
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