It is not well known and presents itself as a great option for those who seek something different or a gastronomic surprise.
When it comes to vacation, the most common options considered by Argentines are related to coastal destinations, or known destinations from other provinces of the country. The truth is that in the Buenos Aires territorythere is an infinity of peoples that are worth knowing, either because of their history, for their landscapes or even for their gastronomic offers.
Just a few kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is located Agustín Roca, located in Junín’s gamenear the national route number 7. It has only 12 apples and a population of 1000 inhabitants. It is recognized as the capital of the File. Artisanal and sausage tables are great protagonists.
Agustín Roca train station
Where Agustín Roca is located
The town of Agustín Roca is located at kilometer 260 of National Route 7. It belongs to the Junín party and is precisely 260 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The good news is that the highway is getting extended more and more, and the double hand that previously arrived in Luján, now extends to the town of Carmen de Areco, making the trip faster and faster.
What to do in Agustín Roca, Buenos Aires
The town is ideal to enjoy a country day, tour its quiet streets, enjoy their landscapes and know some of their most emblematic points, such as the Our Lady of Pilar Chapelwhich is its most emblematic construction. As for the strong historical legacy that it has since its foundation, it is the Italian society of Mutual Socorro Victorio Emanuelle.
There is also the local football club, Origone Fútbol Club and the Old railway station. On the other hand, since 1879, the town celebrates the Ferman Fiesta. The event brings together premises and visitors to taste regional delights. And the rest of the year, there is the house of the File, which offers options for all tastes, including dishes for celiacs, vegans and vegetarians.
How to go to Agustín Roca, Buenos Aires
From the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, the ricchieri highway and west access to Luján must be taken. From there, National Route 7 is circulated to kilometer 260, which is where access to Agustín Roca is located. A city accessible to arrive in collective and train is Junín, which is only 20 minutes by car. The trip can be completed by private vehicle or taxi.
Source: Ambito
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