It will not be the capital city of Chubut, but it is closer and houses the provincial party of the artisanal alfajor.
The province of Buenos Aires has a broad territory, and having 135 municipalities, it has a large number of peoples that are not known by the majority and hide riches to discover. One of them is Rawsona town of just 2500 inhabitants that is in the Chacabuco party and houses the Provincial Fajor Artisanal Festival.
It is located a few hours from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, so it is a good option as a weekend getaway, or for short holiday periods. Rural tourism can be done, but also tells important stories of the province and the country. Because of its customs and constructions, it seems simpler and somewhat located at another time.
Rawson train station
Where is Rawson
The town of Rawson is located in the northern central area of the province of Buenos Aires, in the Chacabuco party. The closest peoples with which it limits are, to the east Castilla and to the west San Patricio. It is closer to Route 51 than from the city header.
What to do in Rawson
Rawson is a quiet town, with picturesque constructions many years ago. The Main square It has a great view to its surroundings and spaces to spend a relaxed day. One of its most busy establishments is the Cultural Center “Ave Fénix”where different activities are carried out such as the Bird Observer Club and the School of Cultural Activities.
Other establishments to admire are the train station, symbol of the best stage of the town, the Italian theater, the pedestrian rail bridge and the Mount of Nardi. But the most attractive happens during September and is the provincial party of the artisanal alfajor. The event brings together 8000 people a year and has been held since 2017. There are also artisan and food and drink stalls. It is done for two days when visitors can find the best alfajores in the area and a winner will be chosen at the closing.
How to get to Rawson
The fastest way to get to Rawson from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is starting with National Route 7 to the town of Carmen de Areco, where it must be connected with the provincial route No. 51. A few kilometers after passing through the School number 37 Sergeant Cabral, there is access to Rawson.
Source: Ambito
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