It offers various activities: tennis court, soccer and volleyball; walks in the park and forest; polo classes and exhibitions; pool; stoves; horses, sulki and bicycles; a botanical tour and empanada classes. It also offers a Field day.
- Location: Route No. 205 Km 114.5.
La Raquel Castle, Castelli
La Raquel Castle has a enigmatic story. It is known that one of its inhabitants, the millionaire and coveted congratulations warriorwas the victim of a femicide caused by one of her suitors. Tales of love, crime and misunderstanding surround the spectacular French-style castle, symbol of the bourgeoisie of the mid-nineteenth century. With salmon-colored walls and a tiled roof, its immense tower can be seen from the kilometer 168 of highway 2.
The park was designed by the Danish landscaper fork in 80 hectares that house some 450 tree specieshighlighting a wide variety of eucalyptus. The property extends to the Rio Salado and is also the animal shelter typical of the region. It can be explored on foot, on horseback or by sulki.
- Location: Centro Guerrero area, on Highway 2, at km 168.
Rafael Obligado Castle, Ramallo
Located at 200 km from Buenos Aires and 20 kilometers from the Buenos Aires town of Ramallo, the castle is the poet’s dream come true Raphael Forced in honor of his wife. His beloved’s fondness for gothic and romantic novels inspired the palace’s architecture. The building is composed of three floors with more than 20 rooms where are common ogival windows. Its pale walls, crossed by vines, give it a spectral appearance. Urban legends say that inside it lives “Toto”a ghost that makes objects disappear and opens doors.
Obligado, author among other works of the gaucho poem Santos Vega, ordered the construction of El Castillo in the ravines of the Paranain 1896. The construction refers to the typical european castle of three floors with ogival windows. Have a great hall that presides over the entrance, with three sets of stairs to the top.
- Location: C4XJ+75, Vuelta de Obligado, Province of Buenos Aires.
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Andalusian Palace, Cañuelas
TO 80 km from Buenos Airesyou will find this Spanish helmet of 1830 that belonged to Pellegrini. It is a building that offers luxury and good taste. And among the activities that it presents, it allows you to enjoy the swimming pools, tennis court, horseback riding and walks in the surroundingspool, ping pong, carriage ride, golf course, bicycles, farm animals and rural activity.
- Location: To get there, you must take Route 205 Uribelarrea – Ricchieri Highway + Ezeiza Cañuelas Highway + Route 205.
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Domselaar Warrior Castle, San Vicente
The Domselaar Warrior Castle is a place full of history and tragedy characterized by its imposing French style: mansard ceilings, columns, a high basement, attic in the roof and 24 large roomsmostly preserved due to the permanent renovation.
Also highlighted are the English flats in perfect condition, an aerial staircase, the library, a large piece of furniture from 1700, an armchair from 1800 from the old Colón theater, copper pots over 140 years old, engravings by Giovanni Piranesi and 18th-century English chairs, all maintaining the elegance and luxury of that time. And his garden houses cedars of lebanon with 200 years of longevity, pendulous sophora, sweetgum Y camphorsamong others.
The story is told by the direct descendants, relatives of Felicitas -deceased owner of the house- and current owners of the Castle. And after her story, you can make a guided historical tour of the placewhere a colonial room with Felicitas’ clothes stands out, the posthumous portrait since one of her was not obtained in life, and even the thimble she used.
- Location: Route 210 km 58, Domselaar, San Vicente.
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