The possibilities to do tourism in the province are as varied as the diversity of their landscapes is.
While it is true that the best -known tourist destinations in the province of Buenos Aires are the Atlantic Coast and the Sierras, there is also a vast little known territory that offers chances of recreation and discovery. Among the options, it is Cazón, a town of less than 500 inhabitantsbut with more than 300 species of trees to discover.
This small town is located a few kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and has the municipal nursery Eduardo L. Holmberg, a space of 210 hectares which has become one of the most important nurseries in the country. In it there are more than 300 species of plants, which transforms it into a natural refuge where visitors can walk between centenary trees and enjoy the peace of the environment.
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What can be done in Cazón
One of the main charms is the old train station That, although it stopped operating in 2018, its structure stands as a symbol of past times. On the other hand, on weekends, tranquility changes when the Parade of entrepreneurs, a fair where you can acquire local products and learn about the work of artisans in the area.
He Tambo Model Cazzón Pastures It is an unmissable stop for those who want to learn about dairy production and try fresh country products. Also, there is a great gastronomic option of pulperies and restaurants located in old houses offer typical dishes of the region. Then there is the aforementioned municipal nursery Eduardo L. Holmberg which is the main attraction of the people.
In the month of October, the Expo Viver, annual exhibition of Viveristas to which thousands of people concur.
Where is cazón
It is a town in the province of Buenos Aires, belonging to the Saladillo party. It is located 15 km northeast of the city of Saladillo. It is accessed by National Route 205 (Km 171) and Access Governor Dr. Alejandro Armendaríz, and by the Railway Network of the General Roca line through its Cazón Station.
How to get to Cazón
Getting to Cazón from the city of Buenos Aires is easy. It is located about 180 kilometers from the capital, which is equivalent to about two and a half hours of car trip. The journey is made mostly by National Route 205, taking the diversion at kilometer 171 towards the access governor Dr. Alejandro Armendáriz, which leads directly to the town after traveling about six kilometers along a paved road.
For those who prefer public transport, it is possible to take a bus to Saladillo and from there move in taxi or remis to Cazón, which is only 15 kilometers.
Source: Ambito
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