Estancias in San Antonio de Areco

Located a few kilometers from the historic center of San Antonio de Areco, Estancia El Rosario de Areco offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Argentine countryside. Surrounded by nature and steeped in history, this traditional estancia is ideal for those seeking to connect with the gaucho culture, enjoy the outdoors and experience authentic moments of relaxation. With a colonial architecture that preserves the spirit of the old Pampean estancias, El Rosario de Areco combines comfort, warmth and tradition. Its rooms are decorated with rustic and elegant details that evoke the past without sacrificing modern comfort. The surrounding landscape, with vast plains, old trees and open skies, invites you to relax and be in direct contact with nature. One of the main attractions of this estancia is its rural tourism proposal. Visitors can participate in typical activities such as horseback riding, sulky rides, walks through the countryside, visits to the animal corralsimply relax by the swimming pool. There are also folkloric shows and demonstrations of Creole skills, which reflect the soul of the place and the gaucho identity of the region. Gastronomy occupies a central place in the experience. El Rosario de Areco stands out for its lunches and dinners with a Creole menu, traditional barbecues and homemade products, all accompanied by the warmth of the personalized attention provided by the hosts. Ideal for romantic getaways as well as for familygroup stays, Estancia El Rosario de Areco allows you to experience the countryside in an authentic and comfortable way, with the leisurely pace and hospitality that characterize San Antonio de Areco. A perfect destination for those seeking to reconnect with the land and tradition.

The lodging has outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and is located on the outskirts.

Located on the outskirts of San Antonio de Areco, Estancia La Porteña is one of the oldest and most emblematic estancias in Argentina. Founded more than 180 years ago, this property not only stands out for its Creole architecture and history, but also for having been the place where the writer Ricardo Güiraldes found inspiration for his masterpiece, Don Segundo Sombra. The main house of the estancia, built in the 19th century, has been declared a National Historic Monument for its heritage value and its Creole style with thick adobe walls. Surrounded by a 30-hectare park designed by the French landscaper Charles Thays, the estancia offers a natural environment of great beauty and tranquility. La Porteña offers guests an authentic Argentine countryside experience. Activities include horseback riding, carriage rides, and folkloric music and dance shows, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the gaucho culture. In addition, you can enjoy traditional barbecues and typical food in a family and cozy atmosphere. With only seven rooms, the estancia guarantees personalized attention and an intimate atmosphere. The rooms are equipped with a fireplace, private bathroom with deep soaking tub, and offer views of the extensive park. It also features an outdoor swimming pool, ideal for relaxing during the warmer months. In short, Estancia La Porteña is the perfect destination for those seeking a getaway that combines history, culture and nature in the heart of the Argentine pampas. Its rich literary heritage and commitment to Creole traditions make it a must-see in San Antonio de Areco.