hanging bridges, medieval villages and other nearby exits

For those who are going through these 2024 winter holidays and are looking to organize outings for these days, there is several alternatives for nearby walksto go and return during the day.

Here, some suggestions to take into account and enjoy, some with paid entry; others free.

Height challenges, hanging bridges and zip lines full of adrenaline are what EUCA Tigre proposes to have a good time outdoors.

An adventure with over 105 games tall that the whole family can enjoy. In addition, it has the Adventure Bar where you can order toasts, hamburgers, pizzas and homemade cakes. Ideal for those who go with kids and just want to accompany them.

On winter vacation open every day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. The last ticket is sold at 6:00 p.m.

• How much does it cost. General pass, 27,000 pesos per person; EUCA Mini (boys from 1 meter to 1.25), 19,500 pesos. Vertigo Tower, 8,000 pesos. Only the one who plays pays. 20% discount with Clarín 365 (tienda.eucatigre.com).

“The only village with an eclectic style in South America”: Campanópolis is in González Catán, province of Buenos Aires, 45 minutes from the Capital.

The village recreates medieval architecture. It is on a 208-hectare property where you can visit various stone and wood constructions, a Dutch windmill, a colonial chapel, a locomotive with carriages and more.

The visits – they last one hour and 15 minutes – are always guided and you have to get your ticket online, in advance. Those who enter can stay up to four hours in the place.

There is a souvenir shop, you can have picnics (you can also bring food) or buy something to eat in the market.

During winter holidays, it is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. On Saturdays the hours are in the morning, from 9 to 1 p.m.

During winter holidays, Temaikén offers experiences for the whole family. under the motto “Nature without filter.”

The biopark open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is on Provincial Route 25, 1 kilometer from the Pan-American Route Escobar-Camana branch.

Among other proposals to take into account, he invites with the “Hippopotamus, a giant of Africa”, a talk about one of the largest and most fascinating land mammals in the world; “Inhabitants of the aquarium”, “Families of Patagonia”, “Dancing like flamingos” and much more.

• How much does it cost. General online admission for Argentines costs 24,500. For children from 3 to 10 years old, 20,825 pesos. There is 2×1 with Clarín365 Plus, MercadoPago, PersonalPay, among others, but it must be taken into account that it applies to the ticket office fee, which, in the case of adults, is $35,000 (www.temaiken.org.ar/bioparque)

A funny trip to history of the City with a tram ride through the Caballito neighborhood.

During winter holidays, the Historic Tramway circulates as always: Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm and Sundays from 10am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm.

Departures are every 25 minutes from the stop located at Emilio Miter and José Bonifacio. The trip is two kilometers and takes about 15 to 20 minutes. Keep in mind that it is suspended due to rain.

On Route 25 and the Luján River, Little Holland is a field with 33 hectares in a natural state, an ecological reserve with typical flora and fauna, internal trails to observe plants, birds and other animals in natural conditions. And another 10 hectares intervened by man.

This is Little Holland that proposes spending a real field day.

Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., it has a Field Day that includes reception, lunch and activities such as carriage rides, weighing, milking and feeding animals on the farm and more (there are activities that are paid separately such as horse rental, zip lining or climbing).

Origami, Japanese painting, Karate Do, calligraphy, kawaii drawings, manga drawings, Japanese language, kimono exhibition… the proposals for winter holidays in this oasis of the City of Buenos Aires are many.

It opens every day from 10 in the morning.

• How much does it cost. For Argentines, $1,500. Children under 12 years old and over 65 years old, free (jardinjapones.org.ar)