Just two hours away and 145 kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires, you can find a highly recommended option for a getaway during a weekend and disconnect from the daily routine.
The Creole tradition, the tranquility, the historical museums, the general stores and the little dirt streets make Carlos Beguerie an enchanted rural town. But it is not like all the others, since its buildings are made in an atypical way.
What activities can I do in Beguerie, Province of Buenos Aires?
Reina and Ruben began to organize trips and those who arrived wanted more. There was not enough time to see everything in one day and Reina thought it was a good idea to start offering accommodation.
When there were no more walls in the house to decorate and amazed by the results of their art, They began to walk through the streets of the town making the mural of the firefighters, decorating the lights, making a large mural in homage to the Heroes of Malvinasall places that can be visited in a day.
One day a woman came to El Rebusque and told them that her technique was the famous Trencadis style which means small pieces or brittle in Catalan. It is the same as the modernist architect Antoni Gaudi used to recreate Park Güell, Palau Güell, Casa Batlló and Casa Milà-La Pedrera, among other buildings that are now considered World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in beautiful Barcelona.
Today the little house receives visitors from all over, it has a large room with a large bed and four single beds, a kitchen and a bathroom. The idea is to continue growing, to continue enjoying his self-taught passion.
Tourists also take advantage of the opportunity to visit the country stores and bars of this town and its main attractions as Sculpture «El Gaucho»; Salado River; «La Perla» Railway Museum; Plaza San Martín; the Parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help; the old Rural House; the Nature Trail; the Community Agroecological Garden; the base of the “La Perla del Provincial” Camp.
How to get to Beguerie, Province of Buenos Aires
To get to Carlos Beguerie from the City of Buenos Aires, you have to travel 145 kilometers: first the Ricchieri Highway and then the Ezeiza-Cañuelas highway. Then you have to take the RN 205 and turn onto the access to the Lobos lagoon. Before reaching the lagoon, you must take the on the way to Salvador Maria and, after that town, the Provincial road 073-07which is about 27 kilometers of land.
Another option to get there is to continue along RN 205 to the city of Roque Pérez and from there take the Juan Domingo Perón road, but this route is longer, with a total of 165 kilometers, of which 24 kilometers are dirt road.
Source: Ambito
