This is San Vicente, a city in the province of Buenos Aires, which can be reached by public transport and is a great destination for a getaway.
Many Buenos Aires residents seek to get away to places near or within Buenos Aires on the weekends, to get to know towns or cities and get away from the routine points they go to within the Federal Capital. That’s why, At Ámbito Financiero we bring you everything you need to know about San Vicente, a city in the province of Buenos Aireswhich can be reached by public transport and is a great getaway destination.
Where is Saint Vincent?
San Vicente is a city located in the province of Buenos Aires, 51 km south of Capital Federal. It is the head of the homonymous district and its population is part of the urban agglomerate known as Greater Buenos Aires along with the population of the city of Alejandro Korn, although not administratively.
What to do in Saint Vincent
It stands out for its abundant natural environment, which can be seen along its streets. An essential stop on the itinerary is the October 17 Museum, which was previously a country house frequented by Evita and Perón and which currently houses the mausoleum of the former Argentine president. Additionally, it is recommended to visit San Vicente lagoona place where many choose to spend their afternoons enjoying nature, the tranquility of the environment and sharing moments with family and friends.
How to get to Saint Vincent
San Vicente is accessible both by public transport and by own vehicle. For those who opt for public transportation, you can use the Roca train line to the Alejandro Korn station, or bus lines 79, 503, 435 and 404.
If traveling by car, access options include RP 6, RN 58 or RN 210. This gives visitors flexibility in choosing the means of transportation that best suits their preferences and needs.
Source: Ambito
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