Why you should choose Zona Norte – Vicente López, San Isidro and Acassuso

The northern suburbs of Greater Buenos Aires are characterized by their green spaces and their proximity to the banks of the Río de la Plata. There are numerous yacht clubs where you can participate in water sports such as kayaking and sailing, among others.

The area has many places to visit on foot or by bicycle, such as: the Catedral de Isidro (Isidro Cathedral); several ecological reserves; the Quinta Presidencial, which is the official residence of the country’s president; and the Hipódromo de San Isidro (San Isidro Racetrack).

There are many famous antiques and crafts fairs that take place in the squares and the stations of the Tren de la Costa. This train, which is the most modern ecological train in Argentina, has a route that runs along the coast of the river in the Northern Area, traveling from the town of Vicente López to the Tigre Delta in just 30 minutes.

What it's like living in Zona Norte – Vicente López, San Isidro and Acassuso

The best thing about renting in the towns of Vicente López, San Isidro and Acassuso is that they are ideal places to live: they give you the chance to participate in outdoor recreational activities and sports, and there are also a variety of free events to enjoy. These towns have a certain touristic infrastructure, with organized tourist circuits that include places of interest.

With regards to public transport connections, the Tren de la Costa connects you with the Mitre station that goes to Retiro, near the downtown area of Buenos Aires.

The most important avenues for traveling by bus are Maipú, Libertador and Fleming; the three towns mentioned above all have entrance and exit ramps to the Panamericana, a highway that connects you to the rest of the country.