Experience a unique blend of history and modernity on this tour. We will explore the New City of La Punta, a standout as the only urban complex of the 21st century and the most advanced technological hub in Latin America.
Our journey includes a visit to a replica of the Cabildo and Plaza de Mayo, reflecting their appearance in Buenos Aires in 1810. We will also visit a Monastery of Benedictine Nuns and the chapel housing the image of Christ of La Quebrada in the Villa de La Quebrada. Additionally, we will embark on a fascinating tour of a Via Crucis featuring statues carved from Carrara Marble.
Discover the wonders of this incredible city through an engaging tour that will captivate you!
Our journey includes a visit to a replica of the Cabildo and Plaza de Mayo, reflecting their appearance in Buenos Aires in 1810. We will also visit a Monastery of Benedictine Nuns and the chapel housing the image of Christ of La Quebrada in the Villa de La Quebrada. Additionally, we will embark on a fascinating tour of a Via Crucis featuring statues carved from Carrara Marble.
Discover the wonders of this incredible city through an engaging tour that will captivate you!
Tour Description
At the designated time, we will depart from our chosen hotels to head towards the city of La Punta. Established in March 2003, this city is a blend of art, modernity, technology, and nature. During our visit, we will explore the Data Center (the most advanced in Latin America), the Astronomical Park complex, and a recreation of the Cabildo de Buenos Aires showcasing its original 1810 appearance.
Our tour will proceed through Suyuque, home to the Convent of the Benedictine Sisters of Our Lady of Faithfulness. Here, we will pause to take in the breathtaking views from the serene viewpoint atop the mountain range. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase handmade dulce de leche and delightful fruits crafted by the resident sisters.
Next, we will visit Villa de La Quebrada, renowned for the Feast of Christ of La Quebrada celebrated on May 3. The chapel here was restored by Bishop Monsignor Di Pasquo, who installed a life-size Via Crucis of Carrara Marble. This remarkable piece was created by the Italian artist Nicolás Arrighin and unveiled on May 3, 1951.
Following our exploration of Villa de La Quebrada, we will return to our selected hotels in San Luis.
Our tour will proceed through Suyuque, home to the Convent of the Benedictine Sisters of Our Lady of Faithfulness. Here, we will pause to take in the breathtaking views from the serene viewpoint atop the mountain range. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase handmade dulce de leche and delightful fruits crafted by the resident sisters.
Next, we will visit Villa de La Quebrada, renowned for the Feast of Christ of La Quebrada celebrated on May 3. The chapel here was restored by Bishop Monsignor Di Pasquo, who installed a life-size Via Crucis of Carrara Marble. This remarkable piece was created by the Italian artist Nicolás Arrighin and unveiled on May 3, 1951.
Following our exploration of Villa de La Quebrada, we will return to our selected hotels in San Luis.
What’s included?
What’s included:
Transfers to / from selected hotels in San Luis, guide in Spanish
What’s NOT included:
Lunch, food and / or drinks not mentioned in the itinerary, personal expenses or other extras not mentioned in the itinerary, tickets to Museums or National Parks, optional tips.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour includes round-trip transportation from San Luis, a professional Spanish-speaking tour guide throughout the trip, and visits to the main points of interest in the city of La Punta, such as the replica of the historic Cabildo (town hall) and the University of La Punta, as well as the region's most important religious sites. Scheduled stops are also made for taking photos and enjoying the scenery. Museum entrance fees and personal expenses are not included.
The La Punta and Religious Circuit tour lasts approximately half a day, generally starting in the morning. Departure times are usually between 8:30 and 9:00 AM, and the tour ends between 1:00 and 2:00 PM. It is recommended to check the exact schedule when booking, as it may vary depending on the season or weather conditions. This schedule allows you to enjoy the destinations with the best light and fewer visitors.
The La Punta and Religious Circuit tour is considered easy, making it suitable for travelers of all ages, including families with children and seniors. Transfers between tourist sites are in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles, and the walks are short and along easily accessible trails. If you have any special needs, it is important to inform the tour operator to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for all visitors.
Yes, advance booking is recommended to secure your spot on the tour, especially during peak season or weekends. You can easily book by completing the online form on the Best Argentina Tours website, by phone, or via email. Payment is secure and can be made by credit card, bank transfer, or other methods indicated by the agency. By booking in advance, tourists guarantee their place and avoid any inconvenience.
To fully enjoy the visit to La Punta and the religious circuit, we suggest wearing comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and appropriate walking shoes. It's also helpful to bring water, a camera, and some cash for souvenirs or personal expenses. Following the tour guide's instructions ensures a safe and educational trip. Arriving on time at the meeting point is also recommended to avoid missing any of the stops included in the tour itinerary.
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