Tour to Campanopolis: Medieval Village of Buenos Aires
Just 30 minutes from Buenos Aires, step into the fantasy world of Campanopolis, a unique medieval village created with recycled materials and full of secrets. Discover its eclectic buildings, museums, and magical corners on a guided tour that will transport you to another era. Dare to explore this enigmatic and surprising place!
Located in González Catán, Campanopolis is a medieval village dreamed and built by Don Antonio Campana. On this guided visit, you will walk through its cobblestone streets, hidden passages, and eclectic buildings that combine European medieval styles in a strange harmony. Every corner of this citadel is made with ancient materials, rescued from demolitions and auctions, giving life to castles and houses with unique details, such as iron columns from Galerías Pacífico and streetlights from Plaza de Mayo.
The tour will take you to explore the Wood Museum, the Iron Museum, and the Caireles Museum, as well as the twelve forest cottages that look like something out of a fairy tale. You can also marvel at the Museum of Gates or Ferroteca, where wrought-iron gates and stained glass windows are exhibited. Immerse yourself in the most unusual spots, from the Dutch windmill and the colonial chapel to a locomotive with wagons that will make you feel like you are traveling back in time.
Located in González Catán, Campanopolis is a medieval village dreamed and built by Don Antonio Campana. On this guided visit, you will walk through its cobblestone streets, hidden passages, and eclectic buildings that combine European medieval styles in a strange harmony. Every corner of this citadel is made with ancient materials, rescued from demolitions and auctions, giving life to castles and houses with unique details, such as iron columns from Galerías Pacífico and streetlights from Plaza de Mayo.
The tour will take you to explore the Wood Museum, the Iron Museum, and the Caireles Museum, as well as the twelve forest cottages that look like something out of a fairy tale. You can also marvel at the Museum of Gates or Ferroteca, where wrought-iron gates and stained glass windows are exhibited. Immerse yourself in the most unusual spots, from the Dutch windmill and the colonial chapel to a locomotive with wagons that will make you feel like you are traveling back in time.