Top Things to do in Huerta Grande
Top 10 Things to do in Huerta Grande, Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Huerta Grande, Argentina including Eden Hotel, Camino de los Artesanos, Balneario Municipal, Cuchi Corral, Museo de la Chatarra, Botanic Garden Dr. Miguel J. Culaciati, House of Manuel Mujica Lainez, Cerro La Banderita, Molino de Thea, Naguan Tica.
Restaurants in Huerta Grande
1. Eden Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 765 reviews
Reviewed By ElSantoPapi - Fayetteville, North Carolina
This hotel is not only amazing, but the history of the hotel is interesting. If you ever go to Córdoba don't forget to stop by here and get a tour.
2. Camino de los Artesanos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By ernesto r - Cordoba, Argentina
Es un camino tipico de las sierras atraviesa arroyos y con abundante vegetación. Hay varias tiendas de artesanías muy bien surtidas. En el trayecto hay algunos restaurantes muy lindos y lugares para tomar un café. es muy recomendable y se puede aprovechar para visitar la Estancia El Rosario en La Cumbre.
3. Balneario Municipal
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 31 reviews
4. Cuchi Corral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By haribo_00 - london
Wanted to go paragliding here as highly recommended but couldn't speak to anyone to book it in advance so stayed in hostel la Cumbre and the very nice owner called up and booked it depending on weather. The guy arrived and drove us 20 mins to the top. He vaguely introduced us to two guys waiting up there who Spoke limited English, strapped us in without my explanation and off we went. Ride lasted about 15-20 mins and was great fun. If wind isn't there and you end up going down to the bottom rather than landing where you took off, there's a nice river you can swim in and a cafe so take some money and wear your swimming costume flying. Take lunch too! Cost us $1300 pesos plus we gave a small tip.
5. Museo de la Chatarra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
6. Botanic Garden Dr. Miguel J. Culaciati
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
We offer information and recommendation for those who are actively in search of, or simply curious about how to help our programs. Exclusive lodging in the garden for yourself and families, it's one of the smart ways to help our foundation garden to care native and medicinal plant conservation program through Argentina People and Nature Foundation. We are a 501c3 nonprofit ONG, tax deductible. State of the art features enhancing your sojourn with us, indulge yourself.
Reviewed By Juan d - Rio Cuarto, Argentina
Muy bonito paseo para hacer sobre todo en un día en que acompañe el clima, tiene una vegetación muy frondosa con una gran cantidad de especies y muy bien parquizado con una añeja vegetación
7. House of Manuel Mujica Lainez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Ikurlat
I had already visited the house many years ago, before it had the present guided tour. Musicales Lainez is one of a generation of very sophisticated Argentinian intellectuals of the second half of the XX century. The house is a testimony to that generation and it's astonishing dedication to culture, literature and a lifestyle dedicated to knowledge and study. The tour shows the main parts of the house where the writer lived and worked. I highly recommend the visit to anyone who visits the area and loves literature.
8. Cerro La Banderita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Gustavo M - Escobar, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Luego de asistir a la visita guiada del Hotel Eden, quisimos realizar el camino de aquellos que a principios del siglo pasado competían por ver que equipo subia mas rápido al cerro, muy lindo paisaje y la dificultad siempre esta relacionada con tu estado físico, pero no es imposible, algunos suben mas ra´pido y otros mas lento. Si hay que tener cuidado con los esguinces y usar calzado adecuado, como en todo trek de montaña. Muy recomendable, inclusive con chicos.
9. Molino de Thea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Juan G - Avellaneda, Argentina
Por empezar no está bien señalizado el acceso. Al llegar está muy sucio y descuidado. No es un balneario y tampoco un lugar de gran interés arquitectónico o histórico. Simplemente constituye un clásico turístico que se transmitió de boca en boca a través de los años pero que hoy no puede competir de ningun modo con la diversidad de lugares y atracciones de Punilla. Es solo una leyenda, un paseo mas.
10. Naguan Tica
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Myriampro - Buenos Aires, Argentina
La reserva está enfrente del balneario municipal. Queríamos principalmente hacer trekking y ver los aleros de piedra de los comechingones. Preguntamos en casa Irwo, son los mismos dueños, y nos dijeron que estaba cerrado temporalmente, debido a las lluvias intensas poco antes. Lástima, se veía lindo desde afuera, y al parecer tiene muchas actividades, desde camping a tirolesa.
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