Despite its small size, it houses a rich history and some mysteries that have fascinated locals and foreigners alike.
The town of Buenos Aires has less than 200 inhabitants.
The people Mariano Benitez It owes its name to Mariano Manuel Benítez, cousin of Miguel V. Dávila, who founded the town on September 8, 1908. The train station, which has borne the name of Benítez since 1907, commemorates this doctor and country man who dedicated great efforts to improving the “La Ambogena” ranch, one of the oldest in the Pergamino district.
Mariano Benítez is also known for having been scene of the Battle of Cepeda in 1820one of the first confrontations between Unitarians and Federalists in Argentina, marking the beginning of a series of confrontations that would define the future of the country.
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What activities can I do in Mariano Benítez, Province of Buenos Aires?
Tour of its streets
Mariano Benítez is a place where time seems to have stopped, preserving a way of life that recalls times gone by. The streets, the central square, and the trees that hug the sidewalks invite you to take a quiet stroll.With each season, the town’s landscape changes, offering a unique postcard that speaks of tranquility, peace and light, as if responding to the dream of its founder, Miguel V. Dávila, of a prosperous and growing town, but far from the hustle and bustle of the big cities.
Patronal feast: July 16, Our Lady of Carmen.
If you come to the town during these days, you will be able to see how faith mobilizes the entire population and neighbors of the towns in the area, in a religious celebration that recalls past times and bears witness to his love for the past and for customs.
The mystery of Freemasonry
One of the most intriguing aspects of the town is the layout of its streets. Laid out by Standke, an admirer of fellow Mason Pedro Benoit, who designed the city of La Plata, it is said that the streets The streets of Mariano Benítez, seen from the air, form Masonic symbols and allegories. This feature has fueled speculation and mystery about the influence of Freemasonry in its planning.
How to get to Mariano Benítez, Province of Buenos Aires
Mariano Benítez is accessed via Provincial Route 32, which connects Pergamino with Rosario in the province of Santa Fe. Upon reaching km 17, right in front of the entrance to the town of Manuel Ocampo, a 10 km paved road leads to the town.
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