With a tourist agenda that remains active, Concordia continues to welcome visitors with a proposal that integrates nature, history, culture, well-being, and gastronomy. The diversity of activities and attractions consolidates the city as a destination to enjoy in every season of the year.
A sample of that dynamic will be this Saturday at 11:00 AM, when the Castillo San Carlos, one of the city's tourist icons, becomes the setting for a special gastronomic proposal that will combine heritage, natural surroundings, and regional flavors in one of the most emblematic landscapes.
Renowned chef Maxi Arias, five-time national champion of 'Comida al Disco de Arado', will cook a fish casserole in a plow disc over a bed of risotto and citrus gremolata, a preparation that will then be shared with the public present. The day will also include artistic performances, tastings of regional products, and raffles, consolidating a proposal designed to be enjoyed with the family and to continue highlighting the gastronomic and tourist identity of the city.
HERITAGE, WELL-BEING, AND EXPERIENCES FOR ALL
With an offer of experiences that remains active, Concordia invites you to discover some of its main attractions. Daily visits to the Castillo San Carlos, the historic Naranjal de Pereda, tours of wineries and vineyards, country day experiences, and the natural landscapes of the region are part of a proposal that combines history, nature, and culture.
The thermal complexes continue to be one of the great engines of the destination and one of the most chosen options by those seeking rest, well-being, and recreation.
The city also offers guided circuits through its architectural heritage, being part of the Argentine Art Nouveau Route, in addition to thematic ones, such as the Railway Circuit, the Footprints of the Oriental Exodus Circuit, and other proposals that allow one to learn about the local identity and historical heritage from different perspectives.
PREVENTION AND PLANNING TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DESTINATION
While maintaining an active tourist agenda, the National Capital of Citrus also strengthens prevention and monitoring work in the face of the El Niño phenomenon. In this framework, the Emergency Operations Committee (COE), led by the mayor Francisco Azcué and composed of representatives from the different areas of the Municipality and various city institutions, carries out articulated work of monitoring, coordination, and planning, with the objective of anticipating scenarios and carrying out the necessary preventive actions in a responsible manner.
A sample of that dynamic will be this Saturday at 11:00 AM, when the Castillo San Carlos, one of the city's tourist icons, becomes the setting for a special gastronomic proposal that will combine heritage, natural surroundings, and regional flavors in one of the most emblematic landscapes.
Renowned chef Maxi Arias, five-time national champion of 'Comida al Disco de Arado', will cook a fish casserole in a plow disc over a bed of risotto and citrus gremolata, a preparation that will then be shared with the public present. The day will also include artistic performances, tastings of regional products, and raffles, consolidating a proposal designed to be enjoyed with the family and to continue highlighting the gastronomic and tourist identity of the city.
HERITAGE, WELL-BEING, AND EXPERIENCES FOR ALL
With an offer of experiences that remains active, Concordia invites you to discover some of its main attractions. Daily visits to the Castillo San Carlos, the historic Naranjal de Pereda, tours of wineries and vineyards, country day experiences, and the natural landscapes of the region are part of a proposal that combines history, nature, and culture.
The thermal complexes continue to be one of the great engines of the destination and one of the most chosen options by those seeking rest, well-being, and recreation.
The city also offers guided circuits through its architectural heritage, being part of the Argentine Art Nouveau Route, in addition to thematic ones, such as the Railway Circuit, the Footprints of the Oriental Exodus Circuit, and other proposals that allow one to learn about the local identity and historical heritage from different perspectives.
PREVENTION AND PLANNING TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DESTINATION
While maintaining an active tourist agenda, the National Capital of Citrus also strengthens prevention and monitoring work in the face of the El Niño phenomenon. In this framework, the Emergency Operations Committee (COE), led by the mayor Francisco Azcué and composed of representatives from the different areas of the Municipality and various city institutions, carries out articulated work of monitoring, coordination, and planning, with the objective of anticipating scenarios and carrying out the necessary preventive actions in a responsible manner.