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here. The waterfront promenade is delightful
for strolling. Museums include the Museo
Naval de la Armada Argentina and the
Museo de la Reconquista , both of which are
dedicated to Argentina's military history. Tigre
also boasts an number of fine restaurants and
confiterías, most of which are along the Paseo
Victoria. A daytrip to Tigre is a relaxing way to
spend a summer afternoon.
Getting There
Tigre, just 15 kilometers from Buenos Aires, is
easily reached by commuter rail from Retiro
Station in under 45 minutes and for less than
$5 roundtrip. The most scenic route is aboard
the Tren de la Costa (
Tourist infor-
mation should
be available at
the stations.
4732-6000) which, as
its name suggests, travels along the River
Plate. You can get off at any of the 16 stops
between Retiro Station and the Delta Station
in Tigre. Many of the stations have been beau-
tifully refurbished. Worthwhile stops include
the Borges Station in Olivos, the Anchorena
Station, and the Barrancas Station. All are
within walking distance of the river and recre-
ational facilities are available at the latter two.
In San Isidro you can explore the historic
downtown area and stroll past the marina and
the prestigious (and totally exclusive) Club
Náutico San Isidro .
Driving to Tigre is not complicated either. Sim-
ply follow Avenida del Libertador north out of
the city and it will lead you into Tigre.
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