If you’re looking for a hostel in Buenos Aires to visit the downtown area and then go to San Isidro, the 06 Central is the best choice for you!
Located about 20 km from the downtown of Buenos Aires is the district of San Isidro. An interesting tour if you are spending several days in Argentina’s capital. You can stay in a hostel in Buenos Aires downtown and explore the periphery with more time during the weekend.
Here are some attractions to visit in San Isidro:
Cathedral of San Isidro
Neo-Gothic Cathedral which dominates the heights of Buenos Aires with its main tower 70 meters high.
The original temple of San Isidro was built in the seventeenth century, where today is the cathedral that took that category in 1957.
- It is located: 16,200 Avenida Del Libertador (San Isidro).
Mitre Square (Plaza Mitre)
It is the main square of San Isidro. In the center of the square is the famous floral clock running since 1914.
The “Plaza de San Isidro” is recognized for held a craft fair every Saturday and Sunday.
- Location: The square is located between the following streets: Menini and Juan B de Lasalle, av. Del Liberator and Ituzaingó street.
San Isidro “R” Station
The Coast tourist train (Tren de la Costa) goes through various stations along its route. The Isidro “R” of the station is the greatest along this path. The Coast Line runs from Downtown (Maipú Station) to Tigre (Tigre Delta).
The station has a mall, movie theaters, amusement rides and various gastronomic centers.
- Localized: Address: 653, Juan B. de Lasalle.
Ecological Reserve San Isidro
It houses more than 500 species typical of the river flora. The reserve of San Isidro is located along the river bank of the Río de la Plata.
In his more than 12 hectares are several natural ecosystems of the region and a large number of animals of this biodiversity including: reptiles, birds, amphibians and insects.
Located between “López y Planes” and “Almafuerte” on the street “Camino de la Ribera” in the district of San Isidro, Buenos Aires.
San Isidro Racecourse (Hippodrome)
It is part of the San Isidro Jockey Club and is considered internationally one of the most important centers of Turf in Latin America.
Inside, there are several green areas with lovely parks surrounding the racetrack. Annexes as ballrooms, restaurants and event venues make one of the most attractive places in Buenos Aires.
Location: It enters through Avenue Márquez and Fleming or Avenue Márquez and Avenue Santa Fe.
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