Once the Spanish conquistadors had founded and established the port City of Santa Maria del Buen Ayre, they did not take long before setting off on new reconnaissance trips to expand their domains and search for new treasures.

In this regard they found new natural ports, unimaginable geographic landscapes, isles of diverse sizes, chains of intensely blue lagoons and splendid natural places, at a very short distance away.

The conquistadors found no more gold, but they found a group of exquisite spaces where life went on pleasantly.

So nowadays there are a series of small cities nearby the cosmopolitan City of Buenos Aires, which offer travellers beauty and fascination. All you need to do is follow the established routes and be willing to sense that strange feeling that offers the blending of ancient traditions and modernity.

In this way travellers will find multiple possibilities of mini tourism a few kilometres from downtown Buenos Aires.

From the basin of Rio de la Plata with its fabulous delta in the zones of Tigre and Escobar, going through the elegant residences and the banks of the San Isidro River, or the sunsets at the Chascomús and Lobos Lagoons where you can fish, up to the history and culture of La Plata, Luján and Martin Garcia Island.

In all these places travellers will find the best for a restoring relax: postcard landscapes that lure to dream, and the necessary tourist infrastructure to fulfil those dreams.