Close tourism gains ground among those who live in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. A few kilometers, there are options for reconnect with nature and recharge energies without getting too far from urban rhythm. The province has several perfect alternatives for a weekend getaway.
One of the most chosen destinations for their fast access, tranquility and broad landscapes is Chascomúsa Buenos Aires classic that always renews its charm.
Where are chascomús
The city of Chascomús It is located inside the province of Buenos Aires, just over 120 kilometers from the Federal Capital. The journey from CABA takes approximately one hour and a half.
This tourist point combines natural environment, history and services for the whole family. With his famous lagoon as the protagonist, it is an ideal option for those who seek relax without complications.
What can be done in Chascomús
The great attraction of the place is the Chascomús lagoonan ideal water mirror for aquatic sports, fishing or simply resting on the shore with an unbeatable view.
The Costanero Paseo offers trails To walk or ride a bicycle, picnic areas and gastronomic sectors with varied proposals. During the weekends artisanal fairs and cultural events are held.
The most curious can visit historical sites such as Helmet Househe Pampeano Museum and the Black Chapelconstructions that reveal part of the past of the region.
Chascomús also has accommodation for those who want to stay more than a day. There are options that range from cabins next to the lagoon to hotels with complete services.
How to go to chascomús
From CABA you access chascomús by the Highway 2a safe and fast route. The private car trip is direct and marked, which facilitates the arrival for those who do not know the area.
Another alternative is the rail service that connects Plaza Constitución with Chascomús. The train offers a quiet and economical trip, ideal for those who prefer to leave the car at home.
Source: Ambito
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