It is an unknown destiny, very quiet and with an attractive and tempting cuisine, ideal for different tourism.
In Buenos Aires There are different peoples that They are ideal for tourism. Each of the 135 municipalities has picturesque locations, with wide green spaces and pronounced differences with the city. In addition, climatic conditions provide the possibility of tempting dishes, unique of the wet pampa.
One of the best villages to visit is Villa Alsina27 kilometers from Baradero, hidden in the province but known for the iconic film “The Odyssey of the Giles”starring Ricardo Darín, Luis Brandoni and Verónica Llinás, among others, which is located in that place.
Villa Alsina
Where is Villa Alsina
Villa Alsina is located north of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, exactly 130 kilometers, at the East Extreme. It borders the border with Entre Ríos, 27 kilometers from Baradero and on Route N ° 9. Northeast is the Paraná River, while to the northwest the aforementioned town of Baradero.
What can be done in Villa Alsina
The people have a unique attraction in their constructions and landscapes which usually attracts film directors to make recordings. It has only 2000 inhabitants and was founded by settlers who occupied a land of the San Martín family. Like many other peoples, it has a marked story by the Railroad step And although the train no longer works, the station is an emblem for the villagers and tourists.
In 2019, he had a recognition for appearing in the Sebastián Borenzstein movie, “The Odyssey of the Giles”, set in 2001. A great attraction, in addition to the green spaces, Stay tourism and architecture that refers to past times, is your gastronomy.
Every July 9 is the Locro and Empanada Party And the inhabitants meet in the main square to share a day of culture, history and of course, meals. It also offers artisanal fairs, folklore groups and a great historical and cultural content. This event is also repeated on November 10, which is when the town celebrates its anniversary.
How to go to Villa Alsina
The trip from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires begins on the Lugones highway to the Núñez neighborhood. From there, on General Paz Avenue you must go to National Route No. 9 and after approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes of travel you reach destination, access to Villa Alsina.
Source: Ambito
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