Among tourism proposals in Argentina, Entre Ríos He keeps little known corners that surprise his tranquility and charm. One of them is Belgrano town, a destination that remains outside the great circuits but attracts those who seek different rest and experiences.
With an environment marked by the local nature and tradition, this place offers the visitor the possibility of discovering another facet of the province. His recent growth made him an interesting option for those who want to escape a few days and enjoy calm.
Where is Pueblo Belgrano
Belgrano town is in the south of Entre Ríos, barely 5 kilometers from the city of Gualeguaychú already about 230 kilometers from Buenos Aires. Its proximity to the main urban centers facilitates access, although it maintains the peace of mind of small peoples.
The natural environment that surrounds it makes it an ideal destination to rest. Its streets retain the essence of a town that grew slowly, without losing the identity or link with its land.
What can be done in Belgrano town
Pueblo Belgrano offers a custom experience for those who value direct contact with nature. The Senderos del Monte Natural Reserve Protect 25 hectares of riverside, wetland and pajonal where you can walk, go by bike or simply admire native flora and local fauna such as birds, foxes and lizards.
Horseback riding on the riverbank and bicycle walks along the waterfront extend the visit to the environment calmly and comfort. You can also explore the Ñandubaysal spawith its fine sand beach, spaces for nautical sports such as kayak or windsurf, riverside trails and tourist services such as hostels and bars.
For those who seek to relax, the Gualeguaychú Termas Complex It is a great added value. Only 2.5 km from the town, it has pools with hot springs that range between 37 and 42 ° C, in addition to recreational sectors, spa, grills, accommodation and spaces for children.
The cultural and gastronomic offer adds a distinctive touch. One is performed Artisan and Producers Fair where embroidery, ceramics, homemade distillates, alfajores, sweets and regional liquors are offered. There are also boutique vineyards such as Finca Altos del Potrero, where free tasks of varietals such as Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc are organized every weekend.
How to go to village Belgrano
To get from Buenos Aires you can take the Buenos Aires – La Plata Highway and then National Route 12 in the direction of Gualeguaychú. Once in the city, only a few minutes are left to reach Belgrano town.
Another option is to travel in micro to the Gualeguaychú terminal and from there move by taxi or remission to destination. This makes it an accessible place for those looking for a weekend getaway without traveling long distances.
Source: Ambito
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