Los Andes Park


The city of Buenos Aires is interesting for tourists primarily with its famous sights . Park Los Andes in it is not only a cozy and quiet place, but also a memo about past events in Argentina . You just need to visit here while traveling through the wonderful Argentine capital.

From the history

One of the parts of the park of Los Andes at one time belonged to a Jesuit school. In 1871, her students were swept up by an epidemic of fever. The territory of the park in those days turned into a cemetery. In 1886 it was filled, and soon, by the decision of the government, it was moved to another place, and instead of each grave a tree was planted.

The second part of the park since 1925 served as a place for the garages of the inhabitants of the district. In 1975, the Mayor of Buenos Aires approved the project of a long, large-scale park, which you can visit today.

What is interesting about Los Andes?

The territory of the park is divided into two parts: a straight line (along the Avenida Dorrego avenue) and a triangular (near the airport ). The entrance to it is on both sides. The first part is devoted to history, it is a monument to Los Andes. The monument is hidden behind the magnificent crowns of huge maples, poplars and mulberries. In this part of the park you will be pierced with tranquility and calmness, that is why they come to read books alone, draw pictures, meditate and just meditate.

The second part of the park is more modern. It has fountains in the shape of the Andes and many other sculptures depicting the life of the people of Teuelca (aborigines living in the mountains). In this part, relatively young trees grow, which create a picture of a green, lush and beautiful park. In addition, the territory has modern playgrounds, there are fairs and souvenirs are sold. The park is great for family picnics or quiet evening walks.

How to get there?

The park of Los Andes is easily accessible by any public transport . Near it there are three bus stops:

Also in the quarter from the sight is the Dorrego metro station, to which you can take trains with route B.