Gaucho experience in the Pampas and Estancias
Las primeras estancias cerca de Buenos Aires tenían un propósito económico y evangelizador en sus orígenes. Después de fundar una nueva ciudad, el conquistador normalmente distribuía los campos para los que lo habían acompañado...
Argentina is famous for its beef. Now you can see where it comes from. Many family-run Argentine cattle ranches, or estancias as they are called in Argentina, are opening their doors to rural tourism:...
Gaucho normally denotes the residents or inhabitants of the South American pampas or grasslands. They are almost like the North American “cowboy” who have the genuine profession of herding the cattle and practice hunting...
Estancia relax in the Pampa Region The Pampa is home to one of the most enduring images of Argentina: the gaucho on horseback, roaming the plains. All over the pampas there are quiet, unspoiled...
ARECO : CRADLE OF TRADITION. In recent decades , San Antonio de Areco became the quintessential Creole enclave . With good hotels and restaurants, the experience in Areco is filled pure tradition. If the...
Horse’s national day is on the 20th of September: This festival is an initiative of the Equestrian Federation of Argentina. This recognizes the importance of this animal in the country’s history and, at the...
A REAL TRADITIONAL PARTY. On Sunday July 28, while the people vibrated to the sound of the engines of the Federal Rally, a group of civilians passed at a slow pace, accompanied by the...
The town besides being a cultural landmark of tradition, it is home since 1939 of the Tradition Festival , the oldest gaucho celebration of Argentina . This is a national event which starts eight...
Areco’s charms: Rainy day, a chilly wind starts blowing provides a welcome relief after a grueling week. Dark clouds cover sky, the day almost becomes night; then some timid drops begin to drop. The...
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR: THE KINGS OF SPAIN in Areco’s town In the late 1970s, they arrived on an official visit to our country: Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia of Spain. One of the stops...
