The symbolic centre of gaucho culture is just a couple of hours away from Buenos Aires in the middle of the pampas. Stroll along its cobbled  streets and stop at an old general store turned tavern for a coffee with local pastries.

Don’t miss the fine silversmiths who proudly make traditional gaucho gear and buy some local artifacts to take home. Afterwards you may want to relax in an estancia, taste an authentic asado and watch gaucho horsemanship. If you wish to spend an extra day in this authentic country corner, a well appointed bed and breakfast will welcome you near the old town square.

This World Heritage colonial town, conveniently only an hour away by ferry, is a real gem. Founded in 1680  as a Portuguese outpost, time seems to have stopped here.

This picturesque historic port has a lot to offer. Lunch on the waterfront in the small yacht club or around the old main square, then wander along its dainty cobbled streets popping into tiny museums showing colonial dress, pottery and tiles. Browse the craft boutiques and catch the ferry back in time to enjoy dinner or a tango show in BA.

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