Top choice in The Pampas & the Atlantic Coast
It's not every day you have the chance to dine on French cuisine – prepared by Carmelite nuns from around the world – in small-town Argentina. L'Eau Vive is on the town outskirts, but many foodies consider the friendly restaurant worth a detour. Every evening and at Sunday lunchtime the nuns gather in the dining room to sing 'Ave Maria'. Reservations recommended.
Take a taxi from the center.
Basílica Nuestra Señora de Luján
1.76 MILES
Luján's undisputed focal point is this imposing neo-Gothic basilica, built from 1887 to 1935 and made from a lovely rose-colored stone that glows in the…
1.79 MILES
Luján's transportation museum displays a remarkable collection of horse-drawn carriages from the late 1800s, the first steam locomotive to serve the city…
Complejo Museográfico Enrique Udaondo
1.82 MILES
On the west side of Luján's gargantuan basilica plaza, this gorgeous colonial-era museum complex rambles with several display rooms, pretty patios and…
21.99 MILES
Outside Buenos Aires is Parque Temaikén, which – like other zoos in the area – is in the process of being transformed into a 'bioparque', meaning it will…
1. Basílica Nuestra Señora de Luján
1.76 MILES
Luján's undisputed focal point is this imposing neo-Gothic basilica, built from 1887 to 1935 and made from a lovely rose-colored stone that glows in the…
1.79 MILES
Luján's transportation museum displays a remarkable collection of horse-drawn carriages from the late 1800s, the first steam locomotive to serve the city…
3. Complejo Museográfico Enrique Udaondo
1.82 MILES
On the west side of Luján's gargantuan basilica plaza, this gorgeous colonial-era museum complex rambles with several display rooms, pretty patios and…
21.99 MILES
Outside Buenos Aires is Parque Temaikén, which – like other zoos in the area – is in the process of being transformed into a 'bioparque', meaning it will…