Things to do in La Falda
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Hotel Eden
Take a guided tour of the once-extravagant, now- decaying Hotel Eden, built in 1897, where the guest list included Albert Einstein, the duke of Savoy and several Argentine presidents. Inside the hotel is the Miniature Train Museum, a strangely captivating museum devoted to, you guessed it, very small trains.
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Miniature Train Museum
A few blocks from Hotel Eden is a Miniature Train Museum, a strangely captivating museum devoted to, you guessed it, very small trains. From the museum, follow signs to El Chorito, a lookout with spectacular views out over the Sierras Chicas.
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La Bordolesa
A laid-back, modern parrilla with two grills going – one inside and one out. If the weather’s good, grab a table on the lawn and a platter of picadas (finger food: AR$25 for two) – it’s a fine way to while away a few hours.
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Plaza
La Falda’s main plaza is a charming, tranquil affair, all the more so for being removed from the main drag. On weekends, and daily in summer, there’s a feria artisanal here.
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7 Cascadas
When the weather heats up, locals and tourists alike head for 7 Cascadas, which has three pools and a variety of swimming holes under waterfalls that were created when the local dam was built.
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Main Plaza
La Falda's Main Plaza is a charming, tranquil affair, all the more so for being removed from the main drag. Weekends and daily in summer, there's an artisan market here.
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Pachamama
Meat dodgers will be very relieved at the sight of Pachamama, a vegetarian restaurant and health-food store on the main street.
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