Only half an hour away from Estancia Monte Viejo, you can discover one of the most beautiful and full of history cities of Argentina. The Ciudad de la Plata, which owes its name to La Plata river and is definitely ...
These days, Argentina is celebrating. 200 years of the Declaration of Independence. We thought it appropriate to share with our customers and friends a little story about it:
After May Revolution and the establishment of the First Board, in 1814, King ...
The magnificent city of Buenos Aires is just one hour drive away from Estancia Monte Viejo, The most cosmopolitan city in all South America, a mix of architectural styles and cultures. The capital of Argentina is known for its vibrant cultural movement, ...
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Admiral Brown justified the fascination that water had to her little daughter Elisa saying that through the girl's veins ran the blood of ancient Irish sailors.
She lived in England with her mother and younger brother William until 1813, when Admiral ...
History of Dulce de Leche:
It is said that Dulce de Leche originated in Argentina in 1829, in the province of Buenos Aires Cañuelas. General Lavalle and General Manuel de Rosas had to end a war together. The General Lavalle arrived ...
In 1907, the most eligible bachelor of Argentina, Marcelo T. de Alvear, married a Portuguese famous soprano, Regina Pacini, who left the bel canto to follow his destiny as president of a distant country. Until she died in 1965, she ...
Estancia Monte Viejo, pays homage to several women who changed the history of the country, is the case of the Suite Felicitas Guerrero_
Felicia Antonia Guerrero and Guadalupe Cueto, known to all as Felicitas, was named by the poet Guido and ...
Argentina is one of the largest countries in the world and the descendants of indigenous were amalgamated with thousands of immigrants arriving from around the world.
Buenos Aires is the big capital, an European city inserted in America. As a result ...
In Estancia Monte Viejo guests can relive the exciting stories of courageous women of Argentina. Without them the country's history would not be the same. We opened this series with Camila O'Gorman, a woman who died for love in 1848 ...