A space with rural charm, history and homemade food. Ideal for a disconnection getaway with the city.
The province of Buenos Aires has a particular charm in its destinations, and To do tourism always offers different optionsfor all tastes. In addition to the Atlantic coast and mountain landscapes, rural destinations hold a colonial history and an architecture that falls in love.
A clear example of this is Lusha small town in the party General Las Heraslocated at less than 100 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aireswhich offers tranquility and pure air of the field, in addition to a tempting cuisine.
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Where is Lozano
The town of Lozano is located in the General Las Heras party and is 100 kilometers southwest of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. To the southeast, it limits with the city header, Gral. Las Heras. It is located on Route 42, halfway between 40 and 47.
What can be done in Lozano
Something that attracts attention in the people of Lozano is how it retains its historical essence: old houses, wooded streets and a silence that comforts. In addition, among its main entertainments there are establishments that are not usually found in the city. The main one is the pulpería “The spring”, originally founded in 1912 and reopened after years of abandonment. It is restored with unique details and offers chopped, empanadas, sandwiches and, with a previous reserve, a roast complete pepped.
Another important gastronomic establishment is Tacuara. This restaurant offers Typical field dishes In an outdoor patio. It is located right in front of the train station and is characterized by its empanadas, pasta and roasts, every homemade.
These establishments, in addition to their food, offer a rustic atmosphere and with historical brands: shelves full of old bottles, period furniture and posters that seem taken out of another era. In addition, they organize folk rocks and cultural events.
How to go to Lozano
To get the fastest and direct way, the highway must be taken towards Luján by western access. From this city, it is passed to Route 5 and splices with provincial route 47 to the entrance of “La Chaza”. After passing that town, through that same path you reach the entrance to the town.
An alternative is the Belgrano Sur train, which starts from the González Catán station and has a trip of around 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Source: Ambito
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