Information about Santa Fe:

Santa Fe is an Argentinian city located in central-eastern Santa Fe (Province of Santa Fe). The city is the capital of the province, and consequently the most populated city of the same, with a number of inhabitants that exceeds 400,000, thus, becoming the 8th most populated city in the country.

The city is very close to the Paraná and Salado rivers. Some locations that are near Santa Fe are: San Justo, La Paz, Concordia, Paraná, Rosario, San Nicolás de Los Arroyos, Venado Tuerto, Marcos Juarez, San Francisco, Rafaela and Sunchales.

Although some years ago the city did not use to receive many visitors, this industry has been developing in recent years, and the number of tourists that visit Santa Fe has been increasing. Some of the most visited and popular points when traveling to Santa Fe are: Puente Colgante, Museo Etnografico y Colonial Juan de Garay, Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Plaza 25 de Mayo, Iglesia San Jose and Convento San Francisco, among other local landmarks.

Fishing, hunting, animal watching, excursions, water skiing and other activities related to nature, that the area offers, are some of the activities that are often carried out when visiting Santa Fe.

There is a Bus Terminal called "Estacion Terminal de Omnibus Gral. Manuel Belgrano", which is located on General Manuel Belgrano Street, 2910. Some of the most requested bus companies are: Aguila Dorada, Andesmar, El Pulqui, FlechaBus, Nueva Godoy, Río Uruguay and Tatarápido, among other companies.

Information about Carlos Paz:

Villa Carlos Paz (although popularly known simply as Carlos Paz) is an Argentine city located within the Province of Córdoba, which is located in the center of the country, while in turn, Villa Carlos Paz is located in the center of the province, only about 40 kilometers from the city of Córdoba. To get an idea of ​​all the travelers that this city receives, just see that the main economic activity is this, tourism.

The city has about 60,000 inhabitants. Villa Carlos Paz is close to other towns such as: City of Córdoba, Alta Gracia, La Falda, Axis Cross, Capilla del Monte, Villa Allende, Villa General Belgrano and Villa Dolores.

As noted above, the main economic activity of the town is tourism. Some of the most visited tourist attractions are: The 100 Curves Road, the Quebrada del Condorito National Park, San Roque and El Embudo Dam, Cerro de la Cruz, Carlos Paz Aerosilla Complex, and San Roque Lake, among many other points of interest.

Villa Carlos Paz has a bus terminal, from where it is possible to travel to both national and international destinations. The Villa Carlos Paz terminal is located on Calle Belgrano 45, in the city center. Some of the most requested companies there are: Chevallier, El Practico, Car-Cor, Socasa, Encon and Vía Tac, among many other companies.

We give you some tips if you plan to travel to Villa Carlos Paz:

- If you have enough time, we recommend visiting nearby towns such as (bypassing the City of Córdoba): La Falda, Villa General Belgrano, Capilla del Monte and Alta Gracia

- We recommend visiting Los Molinos Reservoir and Río Tercero Reservoir

- Other highly recommended points are El Valle de Calamuchita, Condor Copina, Villa Berna and La Cumbrecita areas

- Visiting and taking a picture with The (famous) Cu-Cú Clock is mandatory!

- We also recommend Las Aerosillas and El Aerotren

- Another point often ignored is The Way of One Hundred Curves

- Remember, if you plan to travel in summer, make reservations in advance, since that is when more people visit the town

- If you travel in summer and plan to go on an excursion or walk, it is essential to have protection from sunlight (sun-protector, hat, etc)