Information about Buenos Aires:

The Province of Buenos Aires is one of the twenty-three provinces of Argentina, and it is located in the central-western region of the country. The City of Buenos Aires is the capital of the country, and at the same time the capital city of the Province of Buenos Aires, is the city of La Plata. It should be noted that the City of Buenos Aires, is the city that receives the largest number of visitors in the country, by a major difference, and also the most populated. There's more than 15 million inhabitants, this, in terms of percentages, represents 40% of the country's population.

Most of the population and tourism are concentrated in the urban core of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, also known as CABA or Bs. As. Another interesting fact about Buenos Aires, is that it's the third most populated city of Latin America, with more than 15 million inhabitants, only behind Mexico City and São Paulo (Brazil).

Some of the most popular and most visited points and touristic attractions of the City of Buenos Aires are: Catedral Metropolitana, Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento, Teatro Colón, Bosques de Palermo, MALBA, neighbourhoods such as Palermo and Recoleta, the Avenida (avenue) 9 de Julio (where the iconic Obelisco is located) and the Parque 3 de Febrero, among others local landmarks.

The Retiro Bus Terminal, during high season, is estimated to receive around 2,000 buses daily, both from destinations within the country, and from international destinations.

Information about Cura Brochero:

Crossing the majestic road of the High Summits we will reach the Traslasierra Valley, at the roundabout of entry to Mina Clavero, and 7 km north to this quiet town that receives thousands of visitors in each summer season.

In this mountain village everything happens around its great centenary square, local artisans exhibit their work in harmonious positions that adorn the square, the gastronomic and commercial offer also revolves around it with a variety of dining rooms and restaurants. And without a doubt, the one who takes all eyes is the imposing Our Lady of Transit sanctuary, whose fundamental stone was laid by the Cura Brochero.

Cura Brochero joins Clavero Mine through bridges, two over the Panaholma River and another over the Los Sauces River. The tranquility is one of its most precious treasures, and its small streets are permanently covered by sulkys and horses that mark the simplicity of life in the place.

The offer of accommodation in the area is wide and varied. There are from hotels and hostels of various categories, to cabins, campsites and other types of lodgings.

To taste, the most characteristic of the area are the chivitos, the piglet, the pasta and the fish (due to its proximity to the La Viña dam). Most restaurants and dining rooms sit around the main square and on Belgrano Ave.