📜 Whimsical medieval village built from salvaged materials. 🔍 Created by Antonio Campana, a self-made millionaire, after a terminal cancer diagnosis. Features eclectic architecture, fountains, bridges, and an artificial lake. # Why Go 🏰 Explore eclectic medieval architecture ♻️ Admire architecture made from recycled elements 🌳 Discover a property with over 100,000 planted trees and enjoy 50 acres with fountains, an artificial lake, and a Dutch windmill 🚶 Wander through secret nooks and cobblestone streets 🚌 Easy access by public transport from González Catán station # Why Avoid 🚫 Limited opening days and times 🚌 Public transport can be complex, and taxis from Buenos Aires can be expensive and unreliable ⚠️ Surrounded by shantytowns, exercise caution # Tips 🎟️ Reserve and pay in advance online, no ticket office. 🚌 Take the Belgrano Sur train to González Catán, then a 'truchito' bus. 💰 'Truchito' bus requires AR$ bills, not Sube card. 🅿️ Free parking available on-site. # Cost 💰 Approximately 7 USD per person. # Hours 🕒 Open only on Wednesdays and Fridays afternoon, and Saturdays morning. # Location 📍 About 20 miles southwest of Buenos Aires.