Location: Ingeniero Maschwitz
Top Things to do in Ingeniero Maschwitz
Top Restaurants in Ingeniero Maschwitz
What to do and see in Ingeniero Maschwitz, Argentina: The Best Places and Tips
Ingeniero Maschwitz, known simply as Maschwitz, is a town in the Escobar Partido of the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It forms part of the urban conurbation of Greater Buenos Aires.
Restaurants in Ingeniero Maschwitz
1. Maschwitz Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By DinhoEagle - Sydney, Australia
If you want to escape from the city, Maschwitz Market is a good program 50km away BsAs downtown.
It is a shopping area with restaurants and shops (antiques, galeries and clothes). The building was made of recycled materials that pretend to be an old style neighborhood.
Some restaurant options (parrilla, italian, arabian, veggie) and cafés. Do not expect so much, but if you want to do something different it worths it.
2. Parque Aereo Euca Tigre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By 2_out_of_3 - Coral Gables, Florida
What fun for kids and adults! Thrills galore, friendly and competent staff, and not too expensive if you come from abroad. Very effective crowd management: the circuits were never crowded even though it was midterm vacation time for schools. Equipment in great condition, pretty decent food at the concession. Highly recommended. Keep in mind that kids under 1.25m won't be able to use the fun circuits.
3. Temaiken Biopark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Temaiken is a foundation that studies, promotes and makes information available on the protection of Nature. It is based on three mainstays: RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PRESERVATION. In order to carry out its Mission of promoting the study, research, knowledge and communication of all matters related to flora and fauna, fostering a sense of respect for the preservation and restoration of the environment, Temaiken has: • A Biopark, located in the city of Belen de Escobar to communicate environmental issues and raise awareness on people, through entertainment and contact with nature. • A Natural Reserve in the Province of Misiones that works as a "biological shock absorber" for the Teyu Cuare Provincial Park, extending the protected area of the pristine rainforest. Temaiken also co-manages 2 Provincial Parks: Cruce Caballero and Araucarias, both part of the Pino Parana Forest ecosystem, also in the Province of Misiones. • Educational Programs for the purpose of "Educating to Preserve" Temaiken provides institutions with its educational programs adapted to school curricula and applicable to all levels of education: Initial, PEB, ESB, High School, Primary School, Secondary School and Special Education. This work is supplemented by Teachers Training Courses and activities with the communities located within the ecosystems under protection or to be protected. • Research and Preservation Programs. Various programs are carried out at the Foundation: Protected Areas, Endangered Species and Marine Biodiversity. These programs comprise the specific Preservation Projects aimed at achieving Temaiken's purpose: The Preservation of native species, particularly endangered species. • A Center for Reproduction of Species (CRET)where animal Rehabilitation and Reproduction programs are carried out, supporting both Preservation Programs and the authorities governing the illegal trafficking of animals. These programs focus on rehabilitating animals that are later returned to their habitat as part of various release and reintroduction programs.
Reviewed By 776Michael1952 - New York City, New York
With Buenos Aires city zoo closed went to Temaiken for the first time with family and was very impressed with the way the owners have designed the animal open areas, restaurants, aquarium (must see), water Fountain play area for children (bring a change of clothes...MoreHow nice to know that we have friends who enjoyed their visit to the Biopark and recommend us! Thanks for sharing with us the passion to protect nature! Temaiken Foundation
4. Museo de arte Tigre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 875 reviews
Reviewed By Colesterol - Tigre, Argentina
This museum used to be a fancy hotel, way back when immigrants from various nationalities (British, French, Italian, German, Swiss...) had their rowing clubs in the neighbourhood. Then, after the second World War, the area become less frequented (or fashionable, I should say) and the hotel became less used until it was abandoned (literally). Now recovered and refurbished as a museum, it has become a nice place to visit. The surrounding area is also quite unique, with the Lujan River as background: numerous cafés, bars, and BBQ restaurants. Nice place to go for a stroll.
5. Bahia Grande Nordelta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Jorge I - Campana, Argentina
Una marina circular rodeada de lindos restaurantes y un hotel 5 * de esxcelente calidad, a solo a solo 40 minutos del Obelisco de la 9 de Julio. Un lugar mas que agradable, limpio, nuevo y permanentemente vigilado. Para pasar un fin de semana de primer nivel!!!
6. Las Palmas Del Pilar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By StellaPilar - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Freddo there does not of offer all of its flavored: a real pity. And the waitresses at the Jumbo place to have breakfast are too slow at the cashier. Dogs are not allowed unless carried in your arms, and cars rush down the parking streets as if they were highways.
7. QUO Container Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Totally outside of Buenos Aires tourist Guide and Major Attractions and a little bit far away from Capital Federal you will find QUO Container Center in the heart of Ingeniero Maschwitz offering a variety of stores selling interesting products. The whole place does not take more than 1 hour as it is relative small. If you like different constructions, give Quo Container Center a try Only if you have already visited Buenos Aires major attractions...
8. Cocatedral Natividad Del Senor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By LukaBrazuka - Sao Paulo, SP
É uma boa visita para quem está passando pela cidade de Belém de Escobar. Para uma foto rápida, não tem nada demais,
9. Pequena Holanda
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Chechuss - Buenos Aires
Fuimos a celebrar el día de la madre con mi esposo, nuestra pequeña hija Paz y mi mamá; nos tocó un día espectacular, la granja parecía sonreirnos cuando llegamos: tres ovejas salieron a nuestro encuentro a recibirnos, muy amistosas, la parrilla con todo su esplendor, un chivo muy simpático, más adelente una "mamá oveja" con sus dos corderitos...todo de sueños!
Los juegos para peques son rústicos pero muy buenos, el dueño de la estancia muy simpático, nos explicó cómo montar un caballo y después nos ofreció un paseo para los mas chiquitos. Hay juegos para chicos más grandes y un paseo en lancha (pago) que decidimos no tomar.
El predio está bien cuidado, la comida es abundante y excelente!!
Como dato, hay parrilla especial para vegetarianos y costillares para los depredadores de grandes animales...
Por la tarde nos obsquiaron unas macetas pintadas por nuestros hijos, por el día de la madre y una merienda imperdible.
Podrás encontrar algunos animales sueltos, en un espacio grande como: un chivo, varias ovejas, una vaca con su ternerito, gansos, caballos, etc.
En el sector de la granja vimos cerdos, gallinas, pollitos, patos, patitos, conejitos y hasta pudimos ordeñar a Greta, la vaca, que la rebautizamos "Lola". En esta época es ideal para ir con chicos chiquitos porque estan todos los animales con las crías...muy tierno!
También nos trajimos unas plantitas por muy bajo precio, salamines y quesos que aún no degustamos.
Un día para no olvidar.
Aconsejamos llegar temprano para aprovechar el lugar y el desayuno caserito.
Excelente la onda de las mozas y muy bueno tbn el show musical que, lejos de ser un espectáculo aburrido de folclore, como se espera en este tipo de lugares, tuvo muchísima onda!
Lo único negativo fue que perdimos una pulserita de oro que era un recuerdo del nacimiento de nuestra hija, si apareciera, nos gustaría recuperarla....aunque suene imposible en un predio tan grande....El resto, espectacular! Voleveremos!
10. Museo Naval de la Nacion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By br_luv2travl - Ontario
Visited with my 18 yr old grandson. The only disadvantage is that there are no explanations in English. I was told there was an English speaking translator/guide on the weekends in the afternoon.
Exhibits are varied and quite well laid out. By Argentine standards, it is very well done. Clean and well lit. The exhibition continues outside.
Will definitely return with my father (who speaks Spanish) and my English-only speaking husband.
Entrance was Ten pesos.
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