In the province of Buenos Aires there are multiple destinations ideal for getaway tourismwhich surprise with their natural beauty and historical value. Many of them are less than two hours away from the Autonomous City, which makes them a perfect option for those looking to disconnect from the routine without traveling long distances.
Among those places is Navarresea municipality that combines tranquility, fresh air, tradition and culture. With its emblematic lagoon, its historical heritage and its growing tourist offer, it has established itself as an ideal alternative to enjoy nature without moving too far from the big city.
Where is Navarro located?
Navarro is located in the center-north of the province of Buenos Aires, about 125 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aireswhich is equivalent to a trip of approximately an hour and a half by car. It is located within the area known as the Salado Basin, and borders towns such as Las Heras, Lobos, Mercedes and Suipacha, all located less than 30 kilometers away.
The main access is via Provincial Route 41, which connects with National Route 205. Thanks to its good road connectivity, it is an easy destination to reach both for those traveling from Buenos Aires and other nearby cities.
What you can do in Navarro
The main attraction of Navarro is its lagoona large body of water surrounded by green areas, ideal for practicing water sports, fishing, boating or simply enjoy a day of picnic outdoors. In its surroundings there are campsites, grills and recreational spaceswhich makes it a meeting point for families and groups of friends during the weekends.
For those interested in history, the town offers emblematic sites such as the Dorrego Museum and Parkwhere you can learn more about the past of the place and the province. Furthermore, Navarro celebrates various popular festivals throughout the year, in which they combine regional gastronomy, folk music and country traditions.
On a gastronomic level, visitors can enjoy the typical Buenos Aires cuisinewith grills and restaurants that stand out for their roast meats, homemade pastas and traditional desserts. All this in a quiet and natural environment, ideal for relaxing away from urban noise.
How to go to Navarro
To get there from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, you can take the Riccheri Highway until joining National Route 205 in the direction of Cañuelas. From there, continue along the Provincial Route 41 until you reach Navarro directly.
The total journey is around 125 kilometers, and the road is in good condition, allowing for a comfortable and quick trip by private car. On average, the journey is completed in an hour and a halfmaking Navarro an ideal getaway for a weekend or even a single day visit.
Source: Ambito
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