These towns are located near the Autonomous City and are ideal for short periods of recreation.
The province of Buenos Aires It has 135 municipalities. Among them there are the best options, even near the Autonomous City to find green spaces, picturesque towns, recreation and even water activities such as boat rides and even fishing.
With the arrival of spring, summer and the hot months it is useful to know the best destinations, which are not usually so named but are good options for carrying out these activities. And it is important to know that it is not necessary to make long trips to reach each of them.
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What are the 3 most recommended destinations for fishing in Buenos Aires?
For short leisure periods such as long weekends or even picnics, the options near the capital are the most chosen by Buenos Aires residents. When looking for locations that allow activities such as fishing, there are cities that allow this type of practices without major restrictions.
In addition to having a good bite, they have extensive green spaces to enjoy nature and get away from the heat of the cement and the chaos of the city. The 3 places most chosen by the inhabitants of the City are Tigre, San Antonio de Areco and the town of San Pedro.
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It is the closest and is ideal for a weekend getaway. It can be reached quickly by car, train or bus. Boat rides along its rivers and streams, as well as the docks, are ideal for fishermen. It also has a large number of green spaces and picturesque establishments such as Puerto de Frutos.
San Antonio de Areco
This town is located 120 kilometers from the City, approximately 1 hour by car along Route 8. The river is known for its silversides, sardines and doradillos. In addition, the town has a beautiful historic center with cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Among its main attractions are the Ricardo Güiraldes Gaucho Museum and the Las Lilas de Areco Museum.
Saint Peter
It is the furthest destination of the 3. It is located 160 kilometers northwest of CABA, near the border with the Province of Entre Ríos, on the banks of the Paraná River. There you can fish varieties such as dorado, surubí and tararira. In addition, it offers activities such as Kayaking, canoeing and other water sports.
It also has nature reserves and wildlife refuges. One of its historical places is Vuelta de Obligado, which remembers the heroic deed led by Juan Manuel de Rosas and Lucio V. Mansilla. The chains and cannons used in 1845 can still be seen.
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