The province offers little known locations that are ideal for spending a long weekend or knowing the history of the country.
When we think about vacations in the province of Buenos Aires, we usually look for the Atlantic coast, but it is not the only possible tourism to do in the territory. There are innumerable locations with rich stories and landscapes worth knowing. A little known destination west of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is San Andrés de Giles.
This town is characterized by offering a Quiet space with large rural extensions around the surroundings to escape the cement climate, heat and chaos of the city. It borders San Antonio de Areco and many people choose to visit both destinations on the same day for their proximity. This quiet town invites walks to learn about the history of Buenos Aires.
Abandoned cemetery
Where is San Andrés de Giles
San Andrés de Giles is located west of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, going on National Route No. 7 and is halfway between Luján and Carmen de Areco. Continuing west, on Route 7 we arrive in Chacabuco, while if we spliced with Route 31 after Carmen de Areco passed we arrived at the town of Salto.
Activities to carry out in San Andrés de Giles
The main attraction of San Andrés de Giles is a tourist town of Azcuénaga that, with its dirt and Italian -style houses that date from the early twentieth century, offers the best field menus in restaurants set with old objects. But in addition, you can know the central square, which is perfectly maintained, the San Andrés Apostle Church and the Municipal Palace, with its particular architecture.
As for green spaces, Dr Fernando Lillia municipal park is the lung of the city. A historical and national transcendence place is the Merced or Posta de Figueroa stay, where important historical facts of our country were developed. And finally, the gastronomic offer surprises visitors for the quality of the products in the area, especially in meats, cheeses and chacinados. The most emblematic restaurant is the La Familia restaurant bar.
How to go to San Andrés de Giles
To get from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, it is necessary to take the Ricchieri highway, more precisely the West Access and add their way to Luján. After the city of Luján, you must take National Route No. 7, and before arriving in Carmen de Areco we collide with access to San Andrés de Giles.
Source: Ambito
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