Just an hour from the Obelisk, it is perfect to relax and enjoy a sunny day. Find out what activities you can do and how to get there.
When the weekend comes, many Buenos Aires residents seek to escape from routine from the city to enjoy a different day with the family. Among the many tourist towns in the Province, Minister Rivadavia stands out for his tranquility and charm.
In this picturesque town, everything invites you to relax: the wood-burning aroma of traditional bakeries, grain warehouses and grocery stores that seem frozen in time. The chirping of birds at dawn and dusk creates a natural soundtrack, while the morning dew makes the leaves that cover the cobblestone streets shine. The calm of the rural siesta permeates the entire day with a unique serenityto.
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What to do in Ministerio Rivadavia, Buenos Aires
Minister Rivadavia, the oldest town in the municipality of Almirante Brown, has seen a boom in agroecological gardens, adding another dimension to the experience of spending a day in the countryside. Originally known as Monte Chingolo in the 19th century, It was renamed in honor of Martín Rivadavia, grandson of the first president of ArgentinaBernardino Rivadavia, and Minister of the Navy during the second presidency of Julio Roca.
- Fauna: Observe various species of poultry such as peacocks, collared pigeons, canaries, diamondbacks and caulkers.
- Lagoon: Home to geese, Australian swans, Muscovy and Peking ducks.
- Farm animals: Includes horses, cows, llamas, sheep, goats, pigs, bees and a dairy where you can learn about the milking process.
Don Facundo Ecological Farm:
- History: The town center and stables date back to 1840.
- Activities: Participate in beekeeping and the production of cheese and dulce de leche.
- Sports and leisure: Take paragliding classes and enjoy nighttime astrotourism encounters.
How to get to Minister Rivadavia, Buenos Aires
The most convenient way to get there by car from the Obelisk is to take the Highway 25 de Mayo, continue along Dellepiane and continue until connection with Provincial Route 4. There, he turns left and follows the signs to Ministerio Rivadavia. If you prefer to go by bus from Constitución, you can take the 79 to Burzaco and then change to 506which will take you directly to the town.
Source: Ambito
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