Ideal for a weekend getaway, this corner of Buenos Aires has established itself as a key destination for rural tourism due to its calm and authenticity.
The rise of rural tourism in Buenos Aires is gaining ground against the chaos of the city. More and more people are opting for short getaways that connect with nature without straying too far into the hidden corners of this extensive province.
A hidden gem in the hinterland offers all that and more. It is a place that surprises with its peace, its country setting and its simple but irresistible proposal for a weekend visit.
What you can do in Cucullú
Where is Cucullú located?
Cucullú is located in the San Andrés de Giles partyjust 98 kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires. This small town is surrounded by rural areas such as Villa Ruiz, Solís and Azcuénaga, which makes it part of an ideal getaway corridor for those seeking fresh air and tranquility.
Founded at the end of the 19th century thanks to the arrival of the railroad, Cucullú keeps alive the essence of the towns that grew up around the station and field work. It is a corner with history and soul, perfect for making a change.
What you can do in Cucullú
The heart of this place is the Hornero Squarea green space that pays tribute to the national bird and functions as a community meeting point. Furthermore, it offers shade, benches, and a quiet that invites you to stay for hours without looking at the clock.
A few blocks away is Rooster House, a restaurant with more than a century of history. Its original façade and its menu with typical country dishes attract visitors looking to eat well and without pretensions. On weekends, live folk music gives it an unforgettable bonus.
Lovers of history and architecture can visit the Santa Teresita del Niño Jesús Chapel, built in 1960 by the neighbors themselves. It is also possible to visit the old train station, which preserves part of the splendor of other times.
One of the most anticipated events on the local calendar is the Homer’s Festivalwhich is celebrated in November. There, brick workers are honored with live demonstrations and activities that rescue the value of traditional trades.
How to go to Cucullú
The most direct way to get there is by car. From CABA Take the Western Highway to Luján and then take National Route 7 until kilometer 94.. From there, a detour of a few kilometers leads directly to the town.
For those who do not have their own vehicle, another option is to take a bus or train to Luján, and from there continue by van or taxi to Cucullú. If planned well, it is also possible to combine with a bus from Carlos Keen.
Source: Ambito
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