Buenos Aires Tours

Private tour to the Gaucho culture most representative town:
San Antonio de Areco, 115 km (70 miles) from Buenos Aires City 

A town with peaceful atmosphere and picturesque colonial streets and old houses of colonial architecture, where you can still see real gauchos riding on their horses across this little town.

The town dates from the early 18th century and preserves many traditions of the gaucho (argentine cowboy) and criollo (people of pure Spanish descent born in the New World), especially among its artisans, who produce fine silverwork and saddlery.

It is possible to come across countless regional workshops and shops selling silverware, rope and leather crafts, where the ancient art of making crafts in leather and precious metals is both learnt and performed.

Itinerary

♞ Plaza Ruiz de Arellano. The main square where all began
♞ Museo Atelier "Luis Gasparini". an art workshop dedicated
    to the gaucho where the painter himself will receive us and
    tell us all about his gaucho related artworks.
♞ Museo Güiraldes: a park and museum that offers
    Argentine past expressions related to the gaucho
♞ Pulpería "La Esquina de Merti": a “pulpería” was
    the rural grocery store functioning also as a drinking
    establishment where the gauchos used to meet.
    In this pulpería, passengers can have a snack or 

    beverage  (not included)

The Tour includes
 

• Pick Up and Drop off at place of stay

• Certified Guide in some of the following languages:
  Englsih, German, Portuguese, French and Spanish

• Refreshments / mineral water (lunch not included)

NOT included
 

• Lunch / meals

Availability: daily       
Duration: 7-8 hours