Tourism Rural, rest and homemade food: That offers Buenos Aires in Rincones that seem out of another era. Just a couple of hours from the city, Uribelarrea It became an increasingly chosen option for those who seek to disconnect without going far.
The charm of this town attracted visitors who love the Short getawaysthe pulperies, the outdoors and the landscapes without pretensions. Its growth as destination accompanies the tendency to search simple experienceswith local flavor and slow rhythm.
Where is Uribelarrea
Uribelarrea It remains in the game of CañuelasProvince of Buenos Aires. It is about 80 kilometers from the Federal Capital, which makes it an ideal destination for one day or a weekend getaway.
The town was born in 1890 when the rast Miguel Nemesio de Uribelarrea He donated land to found an agricultural colony. Their architecture and calm rhythm were preserved over time, also attracting film and television producers.
What can be done in Uribelarrea
Uribelarrea is traveling on foot. Walking are discovered ancient housesland streets and facades arrested over time. One of the most visited points is the Centenario Squarewith its unique octagonal layout in the country and surrounded by historical buildings.
The perfect plan combines a stop at the train stationhe Tools museum In an old railway shed, and a visit to the Don Bosco Agrotechnical Schoolwhere students produce artisanal foods. All in a rural, calm and picturesque environment.
In gastronomic, the pulperies stand out as The palenque either The ranchwith Creole letter, artisanal beers and time setting. If there is luck, you can even enjoy folk rocks. Another strong point is the Minced Festival and Artisanal Beerthat summons thousands every year.
For those looking for regional products, the ideal place is the supply of the Don Bosco School, where they sell cheeses, jams, dulce de leche and wines made by students. An excellent memory to take the town.
How to go to Uribelarrea
From the city of Buenos Aires, it can be reached in car on the riccheri highway and then the Ezeiza-Cañuelas, taking the RN205 to kilometer 82.5. The entrance to the town is well marked and the path takes about an hour and a half.
There are also public transport: Collective line 88 leaves Miserere; It can also be reached in train with combination from the Roca line to Cañuelas and then towards Lobos. There is combis service such as the South Bus and Lobos Bus for those who prefer to avoid the car.
Source: Ambito
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