Argentina and a point to attract those who look for an experience other than the rest in terms of tourism.
Argentina has several Interesting points for tourism And know more in depth, not only natural landscapes, but also the different cultures that live and abound in our country. And this is the case of one of the most curious and picturesque localities that are in La Pampa.
Macachín It is a town that was founded on November 20, 1902 by Jorge Moore, José Fratini and Luis Brunel. The town has stood out for the large amount of Spanish immigration that it suffered at the end of the 19th century and that over the years has been reflected by the large amount of Basque community that has thrown roots there.
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Where is Macachín
This point that increasingly attracts tourism is located in the center-west of La Pampa and heads the department of daring. It is just 30 kilometers from the border with Buenos Aires And this makes it one of the most interesting alternatives to take advantage of in a long weekend.
What can be done in Macachín
Who want to get closer to the culture of the Basque Country They cannot miss their visit to Macachín. Without the need to travel directly to Spain, in this town you can live a unique experience. It has rural landscapes and local fauna.
Streets with posters written in Basque, the Language of Basque origin, Ikurriñas flags and a statue to Iñaki Unamiro, make this unique place for those who seek this kind of tourism in Argentina. The ideal dates are the day of the diaspora or the day of the Basque homeland, where people usually mobilize a lot.
How to go to Macachín
What for many in La Pampa is a mandatory stop has quite easy access. The main ways are Provincial Routes 1 and 18. Macachín is 113 kilometers from Santa Rosa and 620 km from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
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