Tourism in the Province is rare, but there are spaces that offer unparalleled landscapes.
This type of getaway is ideal for people who have short periods of recreation time. Whether for weekends or to spend the day, it is an ideal place to relax and contemplate nature or do all kinds of outdoor activities.
It is about the Vicente López Municipal Ecological Reservelocated on the coasts of the Río de La Plata. It has a surface area of 3 hectares and 5 of the natural environments of the swamp-platense riverbank are preserved there: reed beds and riverside scrub, marginal jungle, wetlands, clearings and grasslands.
Vicente López Municipal Ecological Reserve
Where is Vicente López Ecological Reserve
The Vicente López Ecological Reserve is just 17 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires heading north along the Illia Highway. The estimated trip is approximately 20 minutes. It is located on Calle Paraná and Río de La Plata, La Lucila, Municipality of Vicente López.
What to do in Vicente López Ecological Reserve
The area is mostly known for diversity that it has in both flora and fauna. You can observe 14 species of reptiles, 12 of amphibians, 7 of mammals, 24 of fish and 258 of birds, in addition to a great diversity of invertebrates, including about 9 species of mollusks and up to 80 of butterflies.
As for the flora, it is habitat for 248 species of native plantsamong which are 29 arboreal, 48 shrubby, 106 herbaceous, 37 marsh and aquatic, 22 vines and 6 ferns and epiphytes. Therefore, for walks, hikes, bikes or simply sitting and contemplating the landscape, it is an ideal place.
How to get to the Vicente López Ecological Reserve
The Miter line train, Retiro-Tigre branch, has a station in La Lucila, which is 12 blocks from the reserve. On the other hand, bus line 168, which passes through Av. Libertador, arrives at Paraná Street 5 blocks from the Reserve. Another bus line is 59, but this one reaches 11 blocks.
To go privately, by car, it is necessary to take Avenida del Libertador to Roma Street, where it turns towards the Eduardo Ramseyer diagonal until taking Comandante Tomás Espora Street, which leads directly to the Reserve.
Source: Ambito
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