{"id":808,"date":"2014-12-28T03:15:33","date_gmt":"2014-12-28T06:15:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.01argentina.com\/travel\/?p=808"},"modified":"2014-12-28T21:39:33","modified_gmt":"2014-12-29T00:39:33","slug":"san-isidro-tigre-delta-argentina-buenos-aires","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.01argentina.com\/travel\/san-isidro-tigre-delta-argentina-buenos-aires\/","title":{"rendered":"San Isidro and Tigre delta in Buenos Aires Argentina"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"delta-eltigre05\" For much of the nineteenth century, after a tiring journey, was the retreat and rest of the locals, who lived magnificent fifth summer in San Isidro. Today San Isidro revive this stately environment in countless mansions and palaces with ponds, pavilions, gardens and jacarandaes omb\u00faes, wrought iron railings with vines. The city of Tigre, is at the gates of the Delta, jungle maze of islands with lush vegetation, intricate rivers, canals and streams, which arrives using the service boats and catamarans.<\/p>\n

Itinerary San Isidro:<\/h1>\n

Getting to San Isidro using the “Tren de la Costa” down in the San Isidro station and start walking circuit. Mitre Square is the beginning of the tour where on Sundays and holidays, antique crafts fair takes place in front of her San Isidro Cathedral stands, with its neo-Gothic tower. The Municipal Museum and Historical Archive, exposed samples of urban archeology with decorative elements of the XVII and XVIII, the Veraniega Anchorena family house, designed under plateresco Spanish Renaissance style lines. La Quinta’s Omb\u00faes, mansion that belonged to Juan Mart\u00edn de Pueyrred\u00f3n, National Historic Landmark, where carob 250 years under which the Gral is. San Martin and Juan Mart\u00edn de Pueyrred\u00f3n outlined plans for future independence Argentina. Collection of antique furniture.<\/p>\n

Itinerary Tigre:<\/h1>\n

In Tiger, Step Lavalle-Victorica, offers a pleasant walk along the river, with an important gastronomic area. Visit the Naval Museum of the Nation, where models are shown to scale boats, old maps and weapons. The Museo de la Reconquista, shows the reconquest of Buenos Aires during the British invasions of 1806 and 1807. El Tigre Club, where in the early twentieth century, worked the luxurious Tigre Hotel. At present works of Argentine figurative art of the nineteenth and twentieth century are exhibited. The Sarmiento Museum is the former home of rest President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, where antique furniture and exposed. Weekends The Fruit Market is the place to buy island products like fruits, vegetables, wicker, sweet, wood and wicker furniture. The Parque de la Costa, where you can enjoy with the children of a whole wide range of games, roller coasters, musical shows. Open Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Perform a sailing tour “collective” or catamaran boat with possibility of lunch in a typical “lodge” on the river. The walk through the Tigre and the Delta del Tigre are one of the best options when planning a weekend. With family or friends, this option has become a classic of the locals do not stop coming whenever they can! The curious name of this game Buenos Aires originated back in 1820 when a huge storm modified a small tributary of the main river in a major watercourse. This region was pretty wild and she lived cats of all kinds roamed the place in search of food. It was for the presence of these tigers like this place took the name by which we know it wild cats. The Delta del Tigre is the third largest worldwide. Its 27 kilometers cuadradosalbergan all kinds of wildlife in almost wild. The whole area can be explored aboard catamarans that border the region from which beautiful landscapes of the Delta del Tigre in Buenos Aires are observed.<\/p>\n

What to visit in Tigre and Delta del Tigre Buenos Aires<\/h2>\n

Puerto de Frutos<\/h2>\n

El Puerto de Frutos del Delta del Tigre in Buenos Aires offers uncircuito must for anyone visiting the city tourism. Its outdoor mall is ready to serve visitors will find numerous shops and dedicated to selling ornaments, rustic furniture, handmade fabrics, etc. \u2022 How to get to Puerto de Frutos del Tigre? From the Parque de la Costa will be skirting the railway walk about 400 meters to street Sarmiento.<\/p>\n

Sarmiento Museum<\/h2>\n

It is a very interesting museum. This is the old rest house Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. This house is preserved today in a giant glass box to preserve the passage of time and humid climate. Inside you will find pieces that belonged to Argentine politician that narrate a part of history. \u2022 How to get to Sarmiento Museum Tigre? Just e can get here by boat to be contracted in the River Station of Tigre.<\/p>\n

Isla Mart\u00edn Garcia<\/h2>\n

La Isla Mart\u00edn Garc\u00eda always surrounds us with its mystery and solitude. Located in the middle of the Rio de la Plata, in the past this lugarha been a maximum security prison because it was impossible to escape the island by swimming. Until the return of democracy in 1983, a large number of political prisoners have passed through here: Hip\u00f3lito Irigoyen, Marcelo T. de Alvear, Arturo Frondizi, Juan Domingo Peron. \u2022 You can visit on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.<\/p>\n

Parque de la Costa<\/h2>\n

The Coast Park is the park’s most famous Buenos Aires playground. Tourists and locals head to the park during the weekends to have fun with or without children. People of all ages gather here to enjoy laadrenalina and speed of the games. The park Costa ofreceopciones for quieter too.<\/p>\n

Casino El Tigre<\/h2>\n

It is located between the Parque de la Costa (children’s playground) and Puerto de Frutos. It has more than 1800 modern slot machines and over 70 table games. Inside are several areas of cuisine to suit the tastes of domestic and international visitors. In its main stage usually artists, musicians and singers of world renown are presented.<\/p>\n