Parques Nacionales más cercanos a Buenos Aires
19 Dec
Argentina

Discover the 2 National Parks closest to Buenos Aires

Get to El Palmar National Park by car and enjoy nature very close to Buenos Aires

Discover one of Argentina’s National Parks. Walk along paths between palm trees and dive into the Uruguay River. And on the way back, make a stop at the Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park.

When we plan a getaway near Buenos Aires, we often look at the beautiful Atlantic Coast. It is true that it is one of the favorite destinations, but not the only one. At Rentennials, we suggest you take a close look at what the province of Entre Ríos has to offer. The El Palmar National Park, along with cities and towns with history, make the province an unmissable place to visit.

A different landscape is present on the coast of the Uruguay River. Palm trees, beaches and the possibility of spending a few nights in a National Park. In addition, both on the way there and on the way back, you can make a stop at another protected area: the Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park.

Getting there is very simple. The best thing is to go with a car. If you prefer to use another one or you don’t have one, you just have to rent a car with Rentennials and start a trip of a few days.

In this article we provide you with all the information so that you can start planning your next trip to Entre Ríos.

El Palmar National Park

El Palmar National Park

Two National Parks near Buenos Aires

To visit a National Park it is not necessary to go to Patagonia or the Argentine North. The Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park is only 65 km from the capital, while PN El Palmar is about 360 km away. Easy to access, affordable and ideal for all travelers.

Below we tell you more about these two places and what you can do in the surroundings.

The history of El Palmar National Park

El Palmar National Park was created in 1966 and its objective is to preserve the emblematic Butia yatay palm groves. In addition, there are sectors of Espinal, gallery forest and ecosystems unique in the country.

In this area, indigenous peoples such as the Charrúas and Guaranís lived. Later, the Jesuits settled, and today you can see this history with “La Calera del Palmar”.

What to do in El Palmar National Park

It is not just about walking along beautiful paths next to the palm trees, but about enjoying a few days in the middle of nature next to the river.

El Palmar National Park

El Palmar National Park / Photo by @visitargentina

Trails

From the visitor center, pedestrian trails depart to enjoy the most beautiful places in the park. In addition, there are some that can be done by car.

Before reaching the visitor center, there is the trail to Mirador La Glorieta. It is about 1,000 meters long and starts and ends at the same place. It reaches a platform where you can see the banks of the El Palmar stream. It has beautiful views of this particular region.

Nearby, the Mirador del Palmar trail runs through gallery forests with the characteristic trees of the area.

From the campsite, the El Mollar trail starts. It is 1,400 meters long and very easy to walk.

The Yatay trail is only 600 meters long and, as its name indicates, shows the importance of the yatay palm tree.

From the intendencia, the last of the trails that lead to the Jesuit ruins starts.

The trails can be walked with an official guide or independently. In addition, there is the possibility of canoeing along one of the streams. For more information, ask at the park’s visitor center.

Beaches

In the National Park there is a beach that is a jewel of the Uruguay River. During the high season there are lifeguards. If you visit outside the summer months, entry into the water is not permitted.

El Palmar National Park Beach

El Palmar National Park Beach

Fauna and flora in El Palmar National Park

If you like nature tourism, particularly bird watching, then bring binoculars. You can also come across foxes, rheas and the friendly capybaras.

For those who like silence and tranquility, the early morning and evening hours are excellent times to meet the animals.

Fauna and flora of El Palmar National Park

Fauna and flora of El Palmar National Park

How to get to El Palmar

From Buenos Aires, take the Pan-American Highway, Escobar branch, and then National Route 14. It is 360 km long and takes about 4 hours on the highway.

A recommendation: go slowly because there are many cameras that take photo tickets.

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Where to sleep

The classic El Palmar camping site is an excellent option. It is located 800 meters from the beach and has all the services to spend a few nights in comfort.

If you prefer something different, the Aurora del Palmar private reserve has restored train cars where you can sleep. It also has

a campsite. It is located in front of the National Park and has many activities in nature. For more information, visit their website.

Another option is to spend a few nights in Colón or San José, the two towns close to the Park. There you will find many accommodations of different categories.

Aurora del Palmar

Aurora del Palmar

What to visit around El Palmar National Park

Going to El Palmar allows you to visit some nearby places that are worth it. Colón, the San José Palace and Pueblo Liebig are interesting options to spend the day.

Colón

Here you will find beaches on the Uruguay River ideal for resting. The waters of the river are calm, which allows you to do sports activities such as kayaking, sailing or windsurfing. There are two beaches where you can sit, sunbathe and get into the water: the beach in the north zone and the one in the south zone. Both have lifeguard services, places to eat and bathrooms.

The Rivera Sur Urban Reserve and the Río de los Pájaros Park are two options to immerse yourself more in nature. And if you have more time, the Termas de Colón are perfect for relaxing.

Very close to Colón are the small towns of San José and Villa Elisa. Here there are some places for rural tourism and eating in old country stores, such as the Almacén Don Leandro. In San José there is the Molino Forclaz, an old mill that is now a museum. In addition, in Villa Elisa there are its thermal baths, another option for relaxing.

Liebig Village

Can you imagine visiting a town that is an open-air museum? This town was built especially for the employees who worked in a meat factory at the beginning of the 20th century. Corned Beef, the meat extract, was made here, which was exported to many places in Europe. Just 10 minutes from Coló you can see the vestiges of that time.

Today a National Historical Heritage Site, it is a very different experience if you visit with a guide. There are times when the groups leave to take the tour. Check their social media to find out the days and times.

Palacio San José

90 km south of El Palmar National Park, you will find one of the most iconic historical sites in Argentina. The Palacio San José and the Justo José de Urquiza National Historical Monument and Museum. It was the residence of the first constitutional president of Argentina and governor of the province of Entre Ríos, Justo José Urquiza. Its spectacular nature demonstrates the power of the leader during the 19th century. In this same place, on April 11, 1870, General Urquiza was assassinated in the south gallery of the Patio de Honor, at the door of his bedroom.

To visit it, it is best to do so with a guided tour. It opens from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park

One of the closest National Parks to Buenos Aires and, until now, little visited. It is ideal for a short stop on your way to or from El Palmar. A better option is to spend a day there on a getaway from Buenos Aires.

What is the Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park

It is located in the north of the province of Buenos Aires and was created in 2018. It protects biodiversity in a wetland environment where the marsh deer makes its presence felt. With a little luck and patience, you will be able to observe them.

In the past it was part of the Estancia Otamendi, a fundamental agricultural brick production center in the region. Today you can see vestiges of that time.

What to do in Ciervo de los Pantanos

Hiking, resting and bird watching (there are about 300 species so it is advisable to bring binoculars) are the main activities. The park is small, so it can easily be covered in a day.

Hiking and picnicking

There are two trails to explore the small National Park. Walking you will get to know the river forest, the ravines and the Pampas grasslands. The three trails are no more than 2 km long, are self-guided and of low difficulty.

The Historias del Pastizal trail is 1000 m long and shows what the typical Pampas grassland is like with some historical components of the Otamendi Ranch.

The Guardianes de la Barranca trail is only 300 meters long and reaches a viewpoint overlooking the wetland.

The Recuperando lo Nuestro trail leads to the Don Juan native plant nursery.

Swamp Deer National Park

Swamp Deer National Park

Paraná de las Palmas

The Islas Malvinas public road leads to the Paraná de las Palmas pier. There you will find the river to contemplate it in its entirety or cross to the other side. If you choose to cross it, there are green spaces and campsites to continue enjoying the day.

How to get to Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park

It is located just 70 km away on National Route 9. Once you are in the town of Rómulo Otamendi, you have to take the main road for 2 km to the entrance to the Park.

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When is the best time to visit El Palmar and Ciervo de los Pantanos

Both parks can be visited all year round?

No, although in the summer the temperature rises and the walks become more complex. It is best to visit it between March and December.

Before going, check the forecast because with the rains there are trails that cannot be done and you cannot enjoy the parks in their entirety.

Rent a car to visit El Palmar National Park

To tour the National Parks closest to Buenos Aires, the car is an ally at all times. In case you do not have one or do not want to use yours, then look for the best place to rent a car in Buenos Aires.

If you are looking for price, quality and safety, consult Rentennials, which will provide you with the best options to make your getaway a reality.

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Argentina

3 towns for a getaway near Buenos Aires

A getaway by car: discover San Antonio de Areco, Uribelarrea and Mercedes, three must-sees very close to Buenos Aires

San Antonio de Areco, Uribelarrea and Mercedes invite you to spend a perfect weekend. Gastronomy, history and nature await you in these destinations in the Province of Buenos Aires.

The weekend is approaching and you want a break from the daily grind. Plus, you’re looking for places near Buenos Aires that are affordable, offer activities and are less than 120 kilometers away. We have an answer for you: a getaway to the towns in the province of Buenos Aires.

San Antonio de Areco, Uribelarrea and Mercedes are three excellent options. A few days of pure sun, rest and the possibility of tasting the best dishes await you. The ideal way to get there is by car, either your own or rented.

At Rentennials we give you all the information so that you can organize your getaway for the next weekend.

San Antonio de Areco

A field day in San Antonio de Areco / Photo by @visitargentina


What to do in San Antonio de Areco: History, countryside and gastronomy

Founded in 1730, San Antonio de Areco is synonymous with tradition, gaucho culture and excellent food. Its cobblestone streets, colonial-style buildings and its people make it a unique corner.

It is 113 kilometers from the city of Buenos Aires, an ideal distance to get there by car. And if you dare, you can visit rural towns that are very close to San Antonio de Areco.

Where to eat in San Antonio de Areco

Surely, the first thing you do when you arrive is go to lunch and enjoy its gastronomy. There are restaurants for all tastes and budgets. Just make sure to reserve your spot a few days in advance.

Here are some recommendations:

  • Almacén de Ramos Generales. An old grocery store that offers roast beef, stews, and pasta. Send a message to (2326) 414786 to make a reservation. Every day, from 12 to 4 pm and from 8 to 12 am. Address: Zapiola 143.
  • El Boliche de Bessonart. An old house that was restored to enjoy traditional salads, snacks, and empanadas. Open Saturday, Sunday, and holidays, starting at 11 am. Whatsapp: (2325) 655600. Address: Zapiola 151.
  • La Olla de Cobre. If you are looking for one of the best alfajores in the country, then this is your place. You will have to wait in line, but every minute is worth it. Address: Matheu 433.
San Antonio de Areco

Gastronomy in San Antonio de Areco / Photo by @visitargentina

Tradition and nature

After lunch, it’s time to walk through the historic cobblestone streets of the old town. You can get lost at your leisure and always return to the main square, Ruiz de Arellano. In its surroundings you will see the Municipal building, the San Antonio de Padua church and some historic bars, such as Mitre, Tokio and Balthazar Areco.

Considered the “National Capital of Tradition”, San Antonio de Areco invites you to learn about the history and culture of the Humid Pampas. A good option is to take guided tours. For days and times, go to the Tourism Office or call (02326) 453165.

In the afternoon, rest on the Costanera on the edge of the Areco River. Sit down and relax after a day of walking. In addition, the Puente Viejo is the emblem that everyone looks for to take one of the classic photos of Areco.


Museum circuit

San Antonio de Areco has numerous museums to help you understand the area’s past. Here are some recommendations:

  • Ricardo Güiraldes Museum and Pulpería La Blanqueada. Located within Parque Criollo. Open from Wednesday to Monday from 11:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • City Museum and Usina Vieja Cultural Center. Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Address: Blvd. Alsina 66 and Matheu.
Ricardo Güiraldes Museum and Pulpería La Blanqueada

Ricardo Güiraldes Museum and Pulpería La Blanqueada / Photo by @visitargentina

Visit the towns near San Antonio de Areco

If you travel by car to San Antonio de Areco, don’t miss a short tour of the nearby rural towns such as Duggan, Vagues and Villa Lía. Buildings from the beginning of the 20th century, country warehouses and old parishes await you in the peace of the plain.

If it rained a few days before, it is good to check the access to the towns.


How to get to San Antonio de Areco by car

From the City of Buenos Aires you have to take the Panamericana Pilar branch. It is 120 kilometers of highway. Leaving early allows you to avoid traffic.

We’ll leave you the map in case you have any questions!


Uribelarrea, a rural town for a gastronomic getaway

This small town was founded in 1889 as an agricultural colony. Its train station gave life to the town for a long time, until it closed in the 1990s.

Today it has become an important gastronomic center in the province of Buenos Aires. If we decide to go, we already know that we are going to enjoy a good lunch and an afternoon snack.


Where to eat in Uribelarrea

The options are varied, but all focus on a gastronomic experience that combines tradition and modernity.

We suggest some options. Don’t forget to book!

  • El Palenque de Uribelarrea. In a mansion from 1890, this a la carte restaurant offers meats, pastas, snacks and many more dishes. Whatsapp: (2326) 414786. Address: Zapiola 143
  • Sixto Cantina. It used to be a hotel, and today it has become a must-see in Uribelarrea. The ossobuco empanadas, lamb raviolones and sorrentinos are some of the recommendations. And of course a flan for dessert. Whatsapp: (2226) 537223. Address: Rosenbusch 68.
  • El Retoño. An excellent option for afternoon tea. We recommend that you arrive around 4 pm to enjoy a snack surrounded by a garden with a vegetable garden, pastries, and churros. In the afternoon it is on a first-come, first-served basis. Telephone: (11) 3889-9039. Address: María Auxiliadora 595

 

What to visit in Uribelarrea

You can start at its old train station. Then, walk to the old pelota court and arrive at the Don Miguel Nemesio Uribelarrea square. It is only a few blocks away, but you will see mansions from the beginning of the 20th century that make everything look like a place from a movie.

We leave you a tip. Before returning, stop by the Don Bosco Salesian Agricultural School. The local products made by the students, such as cheeses and dulce de leche, stand out. It closes at 6 pm.


How to get to Uribelarrea by car

From the City of Buenos Aires it is 88 kilometers. You have to take the Ricchieri highway and then the access to Cañuelas. Up to this point it’s all highway. Once you’ve passed Cañuelas, drive another 25 kilometers to the entrance of the town, which is on the left.


Mercedes, a destination with a country aroma

It is one of the oldest cities in the province of Buenos Aires. Founded in 1745, its streets are filled with a historic center and old grocery stores. A perfect combination to spend an afternoon.

Also, go to Tomás Jofré, a gastronomic town where you can taste all the flavors of the countryside.


Mercedes and its old grocery stores

What stands out the most about the city are its old grocery stores. Some are located within the historic center, while others are on the outskirts of Mercedes.

We recommend three options to choose from. And don’t forget to try the famous Salame Quintero Mercedino.

  • El Trompezón. A corner from 1903. The best thing is to try their snacks. It is located on the outskirts and opens on Saturdays and Sundays after 2 pm.
  • La Vieja Esquina. Within the historic center, this place recalls the past of Mercedes. Open every day. Address: Calle 280 Nº 600.
  • La Pulpería de Cacho Dicatarina. A place that remains standing for a country gastronomic experience. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Reserve by Whatsapp: (2324) 498741.
Mercedes and its old grocery stores

The grocery stores of Mercedes, province of Buenos Aires / Photo by @visitargentina

What to see in Mercedes

Don’t miss walking through its streets to perceive the spirit of this city. Its old town is located around Plaza San Martín. The Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes Cathedral Church, the Palace of Courts and the Dr. Víctor Míguez Historical Museum will immerse you in the history of the area.

If you are looking for greenery, the Parque Municipal Independencia has 54 hectares and the Luján River runs through it.


Get to Tomás Jofré

This small rural town of about 200 inhabitants is just 17 kilometers away by car. It is a renowned gastronomic hub, so it has many restaurants to try local flavors. We leave you the list to see which one you want to go to.

A recommendation: Visit the Mercadito de Campo Sustentable located in the old train station. You will find regional agroecological products made by local producers. It opens on weekends from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

 

How to get to Mercedes by car

From the city of Buenos Aires, you have to take the Acceso Oeste. Before reaching Luján, continue along Ruta Nacional 5 until you reach Mercedes. It is all highway. If you go to Tomás Jofré, there is an access on the left three kilometers before.


Rent a car with Rentennials

The best way to get around the tourist towns near Buenos Aires is by car. It allows you to get there in a short time, explore freely and in your own way. There is much more to see near each place.

If you are looking to rent a car to get to these corners of the province of Buenos Aires, Rentennials is the option for you. It guarantees you a car at your doorstep, safe and at a good price.

Go ahead and travel!

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17 Apr
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Recommended Activities to Enjoy in Mendoza City

Mendoza, the land of sun and good wine, is an unmissable and unmatched destination to enjoy all its experiences, views, and activities in nature with its mountains, tourist attractions, and wineries to visit and enjoy with unforgettable guided tours.

Parque “General San Martín”

The Parque General San Martín is the most important green space in the city of Mendoza and therefo re a must-see in the city.

The park is very popular with locals and tourists. It was designed by the French landscape architect Carlos Thays (the same one who designed the forests and the rose garden in Palermo in Buenos Aires) and has an area of 307 hectares, an artificial lake, children’s playground, and different landscaped areas.

To get to the place and experience it in all its splendor, you will definitely need a vehicle. The main entrance where the famous gate is located is on Av. Del Libertador, corner Av. Bulogne Sur Mer.

The entrance gates to Parque San Martín are a true gem of wrought iron, originally designed for the palace of a Turkish sultan.

Caballitos de Marly

In the access roundabout to the park is Los Caballitos de Marly, a replica of a famous work by the French sculptor Guillermo Coustou called Les Chevaux de Marly, which can currently be seen at the Louvre Museum.

Lago del parque San Martín

With a size of 1000 meters long by 100 meters wide. The Club de Regatas de Mendoza, one of the most important and oldest in the city, operates on the lake, where rowing enthusiasts practice their sport. In the southern sector of the lake is the Isla de los “Enamorados” which is accessed by a beautiful bridge. On the north shore is the Fuente de los Continentes and the Rosedal.

Cerro de la Gloria

Next to the park is Cerro de la Gloria with an important monument to the independence struggles led by General San Martín and the Army of the Andes.

Teatro Griego Frank Romero Day

The Frank Romero Day Greek Theater can accommodate up to 19,000 people and since 1963 has been the venue for the closing of the National Grape Harvest Festival.

Malvinas Argentinas World Cup Stadium

With a capacity of 42,500 people, the Malvinas Argentinas World Cup Stadium it is located within the General San Martín Park in the capital of Mendoza.

It was inaugurated on May 14, 1978, in anticipation of the World Cup that was held in Argentina that same year. The stadium was also one of the venues for the 2011 Copa América, in which it underwent a renovation, and the South American qualifying rounds.

Since 2017, it has become one of the venues for the Copa Argentina.

Other places to visit in Parque San Martín:

– Natural History Museum
– Aboriginal Park
– National University of Cuyo

Walk through Aristides Villanueva

Mendoza lives at night on Aristides Street, inviting both Mendoza residents and tourists from all over the world. After your tour of San Martín Park, we recommend going to this beautiful street full of bars and restaurants.

Arístides Villanueva Street is the most visited and renowned street in the city, on which the young night of Mendoza has been established. It offers restaurants, bars, Irish Pubs and much more, next to each other. It is also very close to the center, but we recommend you go by vehicle to explore more and see other places in the area. It is ideal as a “previous” to then go dancing and is prepared to receive the foreigner speaking their own language. Calle Arístides has shine and elegance and when the weekend arrives, there is no room for anything and fun is guaranteed.

The sidewalks of the avenue are completely occupied with the tables and chairs of the restaurants and during the weekends with small street shows. The Antares and the William Brown Irish bar are a must on a night chosen to have a good time.

Beer continues to be chosen to share a local or regional bite. But good Mendoza wines are taking over those spaces since the winery boom is changing tastes and customs. If we talk about wines and tastings, Cabrera Charif Wine House has its own wine bar and wine cellar.

In Mendoza, everything is close. In summer, when the days lengthen and the heat lengthens the time spent away from home, good drinks at Arístides are a good option.

Carlos Alonso Museum

The Carlos Alonso Museum is a mansion for Mendoza culture. On the traditional Avenida Emilio Civit, in the City, stands the impressive mansion, one of the most representative in the history of the province.

It was built in 1912 by Víctor Babino, at the request of Luis Stoppel, a diplomat and businessman born in Chile and based in Mendoza. Its imposing interior invites you to explore every corner, where, currently, the works of renowned Mendoza artists are exhibited.

This space for the visual arts has 2 sectors: Space A and Space B, where samples from different artists are presented.
The Stoppel Mansion can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Malls

For a day of shopping, we recommend the best shopping centers to visit, explore and add beautiful memories of “The land of sun and good wine” to your suitcase.

Mendoza Plaza Shopping: A shopping and entertainment experience

We begin our journey at the iconic Mendoza Plaza Shopping, the city’s first shopping center, presenting a perfect mix of fashion stores, dining options and entertainment for the whole family.

With 30 years of activity, located at Avenida Acceso Este 3280, Mendoza Plaza Shopping has 180 stores in different segments, from international brand stores to local stores with local products.

Beyond its variety of shops, shopping provides a great experience of services and entertainment. On your walk through this shopping center you can go to the movies, walk, taste the best dishes or take the children to Neverland, a place of games and entertainment for the little ones.

So, it is a fantastic place to enjoy with the whole family. You can visit it from Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

La Barraca Mall & Outlet: An oasis of sophistication and good taste

La Barraca Mall offers its Luxury Outlet offering, being one of the pioneers in this model within the city.

It is not among the largest, but it certainly has an interesting variety of options in stores for women, men and children. In addition to the convenient service, deco & home premises and the gastronomic offer for all tastes, inside and outside the establishment.

Without a doubt, one of the great attractions in La Barraca are the outlet sections in almost all brands. This way, you can access the best options in terms of quality without investing a lot of money.

Located on Calle Las Cañas 1833, Dorrego, Guaymallén. The opening hours depend on the store you want to go to, but we leave you the general hours:
Clothing: from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Gastronomy: from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Coffees: from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Palmares Open Mall: A place to relax and enjoy shopping and fun

We close our list with the charming Palmares Open Mall, an ideal option for those looking for a relaxed atmosphere for shopping, drinking a good wine or doing other leisure or consumption activities.

Located on Avenida Panamericana 2650, the Palmares Open Mall Shopping Center has a seal that distinguishes it from other shopping centers in Mendoza: its open-air design, surrounded by beautiful gardens and green areas, creating a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere.

This shopping center has more than 120 well-equipped stores and movie theaters and a play area for the little ones, thus expanding your entertainment options. Beyond offering an environment favorable to family fun, this center allows you to find the best offers, recognized brands and international franchises.

If you want to visit Palmares Open Mall, you must do so from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 21:00 and on Sundays between 11:00 and 21:00.

Independence Theater

The Independencia Theater is the main stage in the city of Mendoza, with an incredible infrastructure and shows every day and every hour.

It was designed following the French academic style, with a neoclassical front façade, Corinthian columns, a Rococo style frieze, the Shield of Mendoza in bas-relief and a balustrade crowning the complex.

The interior design was based on Italian opera theaters, and in the lobby the gray marble staircase that gives access to the room stands out. This includes four floors of galleries, with a seated capacity of 730 people. The theater is the headquarters of the Provincial Philharmonic Orchestra.

Located on Chile and Espejo streets, it is located in front of the Plaza Independencia theater.

Independence Square

It is the most important and oldest square in the province, located in the center of the city, it was inaugurated in 1863 and currently has more than 70 trees, 150 bushes, 2,200 hanging plants and 55,000 flower seedlings, the “Municipal Museum Modern Art”, and the imposing shield of the province that shines at night, artisans, shows for children and its beautiful fountains that dance all day long.

Also, you can take a souvenir photo at the colorful Mendoza sign, where you can see the entire square and part of Peatonal Sarmiento, another very important gastronomic street in the city, in case you want to explore and taste.

We are sure that these destinations and many more that the province offers will make you fall in love with it as much as we do. We hope you enjoy each place with Rentennials and choose us again on your next visit. Mendoza is always waiting for you, Rentennials too.

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08 Sep
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What you need to know about Peruvian cuisine

Gastón Acurio is one of the most internationally recognized chefs, and his influence on Peruvian cuisine has been undeniable. He is one of the people responsible for Peru’s positioning as one of the world’s leading gastronomic destinations. Part of his recognition is due to his openness to sharing all his cooking secrets, as well as the importance of using native ingredients and inspiration from local traditions.

If you are traveling to Lima and are a fan of gastronomy, it is a must to visit one of his renowned restaurants and experience Peru from a culinary perspective.

Here are the best restaurants related to Gastón Acurio in Lima:

Astrid y Gastón

This is Gastón Acurio’s flagship restaurant in Lima and one of the most outstanding in the country. It offers an exceptional gastronomic experience that combines Peruvian tradition with Acurio’s culinary creativity. Try the tasting menu for a complete experience. 

How to get there

Panchita 

If you want to try authentic Peruvian food, Panchita is the place to go. This restaurant specializes in criollo dishes and offers a wide variety of options, from ceviche to anticuchos and meat dishes.

How to get there

La Mar

If you’re a ceviche lover, La Mar is a must-visit. This restaurant has earned a reputation for serving some of the best ceviche in Lima. They also offer other delicious seafood dishes.

How to get there

Tanta

Tanta is a chain of restaurants founded by Gastón Acurio that combines traditional Peruvian food with a modern and accessible touch. Here you can try a variety of Peruvian dishes in a casual and welcoming atmosphere.

How to get there

El Bodegón

This restaurant is known for its Peruvian fusion cuisine and relaxed atmosphere. They offer a wide selection of dishes, from seafood to vegetarian options.

How to get there

Chicha by Gastón Acurio

Chicha is another restaurant that combines Peruvian culinary tradition with a modern approach. Here you’ll find regional Peruvian dishes with a contemporary twist.

How to get there

Madam Tusan

If you want to explore the influence of Chinese food on Peruvian cuisine, Madam Tusan is a great option. The menu includes a variety of delicious and creative chifa (Peruvian Chinese food) dishes.

How to get there

A&G Cocina

Located in the Westin Lima Hotel, this restaurant offers an elegant and contemporary dining experience. The dishes are creative and inspired by the culinary diversity of Peru.

How to get there

These are just a few of the restaurants related to Gastón Acurio in Lima. Whichever one you choose, you’re sure to enjoy delicious Peruvian food and the passion for gastronomy that characterizes this renowned chef. Bon appétit!

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07 Sep
Perú

What to do in Lima, Peru in 3 days

Day 1: Discover Lima’s Historic Charm

Welcome to Lima, a beautiful city filled with history and delicious food! Let’s start our journey in the heart of the city’s historic center.

Morning:

  • Begin your day at the Plaza Mayor, surrounded by stunning colonial buildings. Here, you can visit the Cathedral of Lima and the Presidential Palace, where you can witness the changing of the guard at 11:45 a.m.
  • Then, walk down Jirón de la Unión, a pedestrian street full of shops and restaurants, perfect for enjoying a traditional Peruvian lunch at one of its charming restaurants.

Afternoon:

Head to the Convent of San Francisco, an impressive religious building with underground catacombs that will transport you back in time. Don’t forget to explore its impressive library!

Then, take a walk through Parque de la Muralla and enjoy the views of the Rímac River.

Night:

For dinner, visit the bohemian district of Barranco. This place is full of bars and restaurants with live music and a vibrant nightlife. Try the delicious Peruvian food at one of the local restaurants.

Day 2: Flavor and Culture

Morning:

Start your day early at the Surquillo Market, where you can explore the rich variety of fresh and exotic produce of Peruvian cuisine. Don’t forget to try a delicious Peruvian breakfast at one of the local stalls.

Then, visit the Larco Museum, which houses an impressive collection of pre-Columbian art. The gardens are also beautiful!

Afternoon:

Now it’s time to enjoy the world-famous Peruvian food. Head to the Miraflores district and choose from a wide variety of restaurants that offer ceviche and other Peruvian dishes.

Then, take a walk along the Miraflores promenade and enjoy the panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

Night:

For a unique experience, book dinner at one of the restaurants with ocean views at Larcomar. The view of the ocean and the delicious food will leave you speechless.

Day 3: Nature and Adventure

Morning:

To start the day, head to the Lachay National Reserve, a few hours’ drive from Lima. This oasis of vegetation in the middle of the desert is perfect for nature lovers. You can go hiking and observe the local wildlife.

Afternoon:

Back in Lima, visit the San Isidro district and walk through El Olivar Park, a beautiful park full of centuries-old olive trees. It’s a peaceful and relaxing place.

Night:

For your last dinner in Lima, head to the Chorrillos district and enjoy seafood cuisine at one of the restaurants on the beach.

We hope you enjoy your trip to Lima! The city has a lot to offer, from its rich history to its exquisite cuisine and beautiful nature. Don’t hesitate to share your experiences with us!

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16 Jan
Aliados, Mendoza

Tours de vino privados

Tours de vino privados / Valle de Uco y Agrelo con almuerzo

¡Hola! ¡Mi nombre es Fernando y seré su anfitrión en Mendoza! Mendocino de nacimiento y orgulloso de mostrar nuestros maravillosos lugares, vive la experiencia con un local y de manera personalizada, también te mostraré lugares fuera del foco turístico, bodegas, restaurantes, paisajes y otros.

Nos enfocaremos en bodegas de renombre donde podras experimentar los vinos típicos de Mendoza, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonarda y Torrontés entre otros. También aprenderás de la mano de excelentes guías de bodegas, a catar y diferenciar cada uno de los vinos más populares.

Durante el recorrido, haremos una parada para comer en restaurantes de renombre donde podrá disfrutar de nuestros platos típicos con ingredientes locales, también acompañados de vino.

Todo esto bajo la asombrosa Cordillera de Los Andes y sus hermosos paisajes. Personaliza tu experiencia!…. Si tus amigos o familiares te sugirieron un lugar específico, diseñare un tour de acuerdo a tus elecciones.

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04 Jan
Aliados, Mendoza

Erudito Café / Café de especialidad

Erudito Café

Ésta exceleten cafetería ubicada en el corazón de la ciudad de Mendoza ofrece un servicio de cafetería de especialidad, realizados por experimentados baristas que te harán vivir los sabores del café como nunca antes. Podrás acompañar con exquiciteses como medialunas y tortitas caseras, tortas, granolas, huevos revueltos y mucho máas.

Beneficios del café

Mantiene el intelecto activo, aunque resulte adictivo, aleja trastornos psiquiátricos y mejora el rendimiento, siempre cuando el barista esté atento y cumpla con el objetivo. Contribuye a una aspiración fresca y armoniza la silueta, fomenta un reposo intenso y aliviana la hemicránea y actitud cuasi burlesca. Pero es imprescindible entender, sin procurar ofender, que el grano es fundamental, el tostado todo un arte y el preparado un capítulo aparte, si pretenden trascender. Los dejo mientras agito mis plumas y los invito a este deleite cotidiano, un bálsamo para el alma, a disfrutarlo con calma, recomienda el erudito.

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05 Jul
Aliados, Mendoza

Entre Dos Alfajores Premium

Alfajores Premium de Mendoza

Somos una empresa mendocina dedicada a la elaboración de productos y alfajores premium. Nuestro proceso de producción es una perfecta amalgama de lo tradicional con lo actual. Conservamos la calidad junto con la calidez de los procesos manuales, conjugándolos con las técnicas más avanzadas de fabricación. Contamos con una amplia variedad de sabores (Clásicos, Frutales, Innovación, Trilogía y Hojaldre)

Nuestros alfajores han sido premiados en la Fiesta Nacional del alfajor de La Falda, Córdoba. Por dos años consecutivos eligieron a nuestro alfajor como “El alfajor de chocolate más rico del país” en 2017 el alfajor de chocolate negro relleno de dulce de leche saborizado con ron y en 2018 nuestro clásico de chocolate relleno de dulce de leche. En 2021 nuestro alfajor de chocolate relleno de naranja obtuvo el primer puesto como “El mejor alfajor de fruta del país”

Contamos con 17 franquicias en Mendoza,1 en Neuquén y 1 en Chile, dentro de las cuales un 60% cuenta con servicio de Cafetería de especialidad.

Bienvenidos a Mendoza, la tierra del sol, el buen vino y excelentes alfajores.

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05 Jul
Aliados, Mendoza

Hotel Crillon Mendoza

Descubrí Hotel Crillon Mendoza

Te presentamos un hermoso hotel 3 estrellas, con una perfecta ubicación en el corazón de la ciudad de Mendoza, a pasos de las principales plazas de Mendoza, incluída la icónica Plaza Independencia.

El hotel cuenta con habitaciones Single – Doble Matrimonial – Doble Twin y Triple Estandard, con todas las comodidades que pueden necesitar. También cuentan con una habitación superior, que es ideal para descanso o viajes de negocios, ya que cuenta con un ambiente diseñado para que usted pueda trabajar y tener reuniones privadas.

El hotel además cuenta con piscina, desayuno continental, Lobby Bar, cocheras y mucho más para hacer de tu estadía todo una experiencia.

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05 Jul
Aliados, Mendoza

Hotel Ritz Mendoza / Hotel 3 estrellas

Te presentamos a Hotel Ritz Mendoza

Con una ubicación inigualable, este hotel 3 estrellas ofrece todos los servicios para hacer de tu estadía un momento único. El hotel se encuentra en pleno centro de la ciudad, a un par de cuadras de la icónica plaza independencia, que te permitirá conocer los principales puntos de la ciudad a pie.

En veranos podrás contar con piscina para pasar un momento refrescante, y en el hotel disfrutarás de su completo desayuno continental. El hotel cuenta con todos los servicios que necesitas para tu confort y comodidad.

También, cuentan con servicio de limpieza, recepción las 24hs, información turística, lavandería y acceso a salas de reuniones. Para llegar solo debes dirigirte a calle Perú 1008 de Ciudad, en donde te recibirás con su característica cordialidad.

Cuenta por habitaciones Dobles – Triples – Cuádruples y Séxtuples. Te invitamos a ponerte en contacto con el hotel y reservar ahora mismo tu alojamiento.

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