In the province of Buenos Aires there is a lot of ideal destinations for tourism. Some are better known than others, but each offers variants to enjoy stays with rest, landscapes, history, gastronomy and even entertainment. In the southeast center of the territory it is located Tandilone of the most chosen cities.
It is found 350 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and is characterized by being among the most important mountains of the territory. While the Movediza stone is its best known attraction, the town has a wide variety of options to offer. From natural accidents and historical buildings, to the most emblematic cheeses and sausages in the country.
Where is Tandil
The city of Tandil is located south west of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, but in the South Center of the Province. In the vicinity, to the northwest are the town of Azul and Olavarría, while Ayacucho is located. It is located at the intersection between routes 31 and 226.
What can be done in Tandil
Tandil’s landscapes, in addition to precious views, also offer fun activities outdoors such as the Tour del Cerro Centinela and Aerosillas. Only 5km from the center of Tandil, it offers a complete experience: trails between trees, an iconic stone and aerosillas that climb to a viewpoint with incredible views.
On the other hand, the Monte Calvario and Cristo de Tandil Combine spirituality, art and nature. It is a large park with staircases, a picturesque church, religious sculptures, an imposing via Crucis and a Christ of more than 10 meters. In addition, the Moorish Castle of Andalusian style, which was inaugurated in 1923 offers one of the best views of the city, being 286 meters above sea level.
Another important attraction is the Cerro de la Cruzwhich offers one of the best panoramic views of the Sierras cord. It has steep and a bit demanding access, but the effort is worth it. It is recommended for the most adventurers.
Finally, a hidden jewel are the cavas of Cerro Leones. They are old stone extractions that left deep excavations, structures and machinery in disuse are observed that refer to an industrial past. In the second cava you can see a larger and more deep hole, with vertical walls and water in the background. This walk lasts about 1 hour and a half, round trip, and has a moderate intensity level.
How to go to Tandil
The road to Tandil in Auto begins on the Riccheri highway, followed by the Ezeiza-Cañuelas highway. Once this town has arrived, you must continue along the National Route No. 3 to the town of Las Flores. Since then, it is spliced with Route 30 and its course is followed until you reach destination, after a trip of approximately 5 hours.
On the other hand, it can be reached in collective from the retirement bus terminal to the Tandil terminal.
Source: Ambito
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