Adrogué

Getting to Adrogué

Getting in by train is the easiest way to make your way to Adrogué if you're coming from the City of Buenos Aires. From the Constitución train station, you should take a train going either to stations Glew or Alejandro Korn (normally leaving from either platform 4 or 5). You can get from Downtown Buenos Aires to Constitución using the C line of the subway (subte).

Worth seeing

If you are interested in architecture, you'll like the houses in Adrogué. Some nice-looking houses are on Seguí street, for example. Some of Adrogué's earliest residences are still preserved. They were usually built in French, Italian or English style, and they served as summer houses for many of Buenos Aires wealthiest families between 1870 and 1930.

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   Santa Ana Chapel

   Glew is a little town in Almirante Brown, half an hour from Buenos Aires, to the south.

Where to eat

Las Empanadas de la Abuela, Francisco Seguí 795,. Seguí 795. (about 200 meters west from the train station) prepares the finest homemade empanadas (traditional Argentinian pastry) in the region and some other traditional dishes. Artisanal Ice Cream Riviera, Esteban Adrogué 1180. both bar and ice cream parlor, is one of the most important companies in the region.

Getting around Adrogué the local way