Największe atrakcje w Tigre

Tigre's Unmissable Highlights

Located at the edge of the Paraná Delta, Tigre is defined by its intricate network of rivers and islands. This selection features the Museo de Arte Tigre, set in a 1912 French neo-classical building, and the Puerto de Frutos, a former fruit trading port that now serves as a major craft market. The list includes essential transport hubs like the Estación Fluvial and the terminal stations for the Mitre and Tren de la Costa railways, alongside recreational sites like the Parque de la Costa amusement park.

Tigre's Unmissable Highlights — Mapa

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El Tigre

Tigre is a city in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, situated in the north of Greater Buenos Aires, 28 km north of Buenos Aires city.

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Puerto de Frutos

A large open-air market and historic pier offering handcrafted furniture, wicker goods, and regional food products.

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Puente Arístides Sacriste

A bridge spanning the Tigre River that connects the main commercial area with the residential districts.

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Museo de Arte Tigre

Housed in the former Tigre Club, this 1912 French neo-classical building showcases a permanent collection of 19th and 20th-century Argentine art.

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Estación Fluvial Domingo Faustino Sarmiento

The primary passenger terminal for commuter boats and wooden 'lanchas colectivas' traveling to the islands of the Paraná Delta.

Rcidte / Public domain

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Parque de la Costa

Parque de la Costa is an amusement park located in Tigre, a northern suburb of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Rcidte / Public domain

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Puerto de Frutos

A historic riverside commercial area specializing in artisanal crafts, home decor, and local wickerwork.

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Río Tur Catamaranes

A terminal for large catamaran tours offering guided sightseeing excursions through the delta's main waterways.

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Estación Fluvial Internacional Tigre

An international ferry terminal providing boat services connecting Tigre with destinations in Uruguay.

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Palacio Belgrano (Otamendi)

A late 19th-century eclectic palace, also known as Palacio Otamendi, currently being restored as a cultural and educational space.

Elsapucai / Public domain

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Tigre

The terminal station for the Mitre Line, providing direct suburban train service to Retiro Station in Buenos Aires.

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Delta

The final stop of the Tren de la Costa, a scenic tourist railway line that runs along the Río de la Plata coastline.

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Laberinto Jorge Luis Borges

A hedge maze designed as a symbolic tribute to the life and works of the Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges.

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Montaña Rusa Roja

A steel roller coaster located within the Parque de la Costa amusement park.

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Montaña Rusa Verde

A roller coaster situated in the Parque de la Costa, part of the park's collection of mechanical attractions.