Visitors define it as a town “without traces of modernity.” Its serene atmosphere makes it an ideal getaway destination.
Between cobbled streets and facades of yesteryear, St. Lucia seems to be frozen in time. This beautiful town located in the province of Santa Fe but just a few hours from Buenos Aires, it is a real Journey to the past.
Those who have visited Santa Lucía affirm that in its streets and in its architectural style practically there are no traces of modernity. The silence of him and his serene environment position this picturesque destination as a great option for rest and relaxation for those who want to take a break from the routine and take a break. vacation getaway.
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What to visit in Santa Lucía, Santa Fe
Santa Lucía was born in 1964, when the government bought 100 thousand hectares in the area from the company La Forestal, which became populated with people who worked in the fields in the area.
That is why one of the attractions of Saint Lucia is the Wood Route, immersing yourself in local history and the city’s logging roots.
They also recommend trying the local gastronomy, in typical restaurants or small businesses. The ideal is to ask residents about culinary specialties or recommended places.
By only having a few blocks and 185 inhabitants in total, according to the last census, the town allows you to walk and discover every corner without the need to travel great distances.
Saint Lucia is located in a agricultural regionthat is why it is recommended to consider visiting a ranch or agricultural establishment and enjoy rural life.
How to get to Santa Lucía, Santa Fe, from Buenos Aires
To get to Santa Lucía from Buenos Aires you have to take National Route 9 to Santa Fé capital, and then Route 11 to this place. The route will be about 750 kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires. The town is located 40 kilometers from the town of Vera
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