This true jewel hidden in the province will surprise you for the beauty of its landscapes and constructions.
The province of Buenos Aires It is a box of surprises, and in each of its municipalities there are hidden villages that are a true jewel to meet and spend a few days. 200 kilometers from the Autonomous City, there is Paradiseand it is not an exaggeration, the people are called that, and they are located in the town of Ramallo.
It is not well known in the tourist circuit and Visitors are greatly surprised with their charm. It is only 11 kilometers from Ramallo and offers the calm of the countryside, the Argentine history in its constructions and the warmth of its people. It has an extension of only 16 apples and around 400 inhabitants.
Paradise
Where the paradise is located
Paradise is located in the municipality of Ramallo, 11 kilometers from the headquarters already 200 of CABA. It can be reached along Route 9 through an asphalted road, or by Route 51 making a section by land. Despite the proximity, it is away from traditional and more popular tourist circuits, which makes it a hidden jewel in the province.
Activities to do in paradise
One of its main activities is to know the Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapelcolonial style and with furniture brought from France. In front is the Main Plaza del Pueblowooded, ideal to rest and contemplate the surroundings, or for the boys to play. Beside him, an old cross -shaped house reinforces the architectural aesthetics of the place.
There is also the Old warehouse of the town, converted into a still life, with dishes such as Pork, Bondiola or Malfattis, which also functions as a cultural space with antique exposure. On the other hand, near the town is the sisters stream, ideal for cooling, fishing or simply Enjoy the landscape on its banks. Finally, there is the railway bridge, a construction that brings a scenic component to the rest of the place.
How to go to paradise
The main access is by National Route 9 in the direction of Ramallo. From there, just a few more kilometers are traveled to El Paraíso along an asphalted road. Another option is Route 51, although in this case the final stretch is earthly. Both alternatives allow a short trip from CABA, ideal for a weekend getaway.
Source: Ambito
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