Field day at Estancia Don Silvano: the most authentic rural experience near Buenos Aires

Just 100 kilometers from the City of Buenos Airesin the town of Chapel of the Lordis found Don Silvano Rancha corner of the Argentine pampas that invites you to disconnect from routine and immerse yourself in the most genuine traditions of the countryside. With a complete program that combines outdoor activities, Creole gastronomy and folklore shows, the ranch has become the ideal plan for families, couples and travelers from all over the world looking for an authentic Argentine experience. .

A welcome with country flavor

The day begins around 11 in the morning with a typical warm reception: homemade fried empanadas accompanied by a good vino Malbec or juices for the little ones. It is the perfect time to tour the gardens, the antique carriage museum and the corners of this room that belongs to a traditional family of Italian descent and that opened its doors more than four generations ago. .

Activities for all tastes

After the welcome, it’s time to choose your own adventure. Visitors can:

• horse riding and tour the 380 hectares of Pampas terrain guided by experienced gauchos, an activity suitable even for beginners .
• Ride in a carriage or tractora relaxed option to enjoy the landscape and the countryside breeze .
• Enjoy the pool outdoors (enabled in the summer season), play soccer, volleyball, bocce ball or simply rest under the shade of the trees .

The little ones also have their space guaranteed with the playground and the educational farm, where they can interact with farm animals .

The great Creole barbecue and the folkloric festival

At 1 in the afternoon, the bell announces the most anticipated moment: the Creole lunch. In a large dining room, the tables are dressed with artisan bread, chimichurri and Creole sauce. The grill offers an all-you-can-eat feast with the best cuts: roast strip, vacuum, chorizo, blood sausage and chickenaccompanied by fresh salads, French fries, and free drinks (wine, beer, soft drinks) .

While the meat is tasted, a show of folk music and dance live livens up the evening. A singer runs through rhythms like the chacarera, the zamba, the chamamé and the tangodedicating songs to the different nationalities present in the room. To close, a couple of dancers invites the public to take their first steps, creating a unique atmosphere of integration and celebration. .

Gaucho skills and sunset snack

After lunch, the show continues outdoors with the demonstration of Creole skills. The ranch riders show their skill in the ring race (the difficult feat of hooking a ring while galloping) and in horse racing, a tradition that fascinates young and old. .

To close the day with a sweet taste, a country snack based on cooked mate, fried cakes and quince pastriesjust in time for sunset and heading back to the city with a renewed soul .

Hosting: spreading the magic

For those who wish to prolong the experience, the stay offers the possibility of stay in its 25 roomswith full board, and waking up to the crowing of the roosters in the middle of the immensity of the pampas .

Useful information to plan your visit

• Days of operation: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (check for holidays). Pickup from hotels in Buenos Aires takes place around 9:00 am .
• Duration of the walk: Approximately 9 hours .
• Includes: Transfers (depending on package), reception with empanadas and wine, horse and carriage activities, full lunch with drinks, folklore show, demonstration of gaucho skills and snack .
• Recommendations: Wear comfortable clothing, sunscreen and bring a camera to capture the magical moments .