Beautiful park, designed by the French architect and landscaper Carlos Thays. The interesting thing about the park is that it was built to improve the health of the time (epidemics of diphtheria, cholera, and measles) and also the park serves as an alluvial defense. I recommend renting a bicycle to explore it entirely, and enjoy the sunset from near the lake.

We took a special tour which included sound and digital images projected on the monument.

Beautiful winery, great lunch and wine pairing. The lunch view is unbeatable. You will be more than satisfied.

1000 ARS per person, come in the morning at 10am when they open up before all the tour buses drop the locals and tourists here. Was here on a Thursday morning (around 11am) and there was already 100s of people here. We opted for this termas over the spa (8000 ars /pp) because the views were similar! We didn't worry too much about the people because we planned to leave after 2 hours of bathing. What's cool here is there are picnic areas, you can bring meats to grill. There's about 4 pools under the tent, 6 pools outside. There are two water slides that bring you to a pool with a big fountain wrapped with a lazy river. And then there's also another 4-6 pools below. Water ranges between 25-35 degrees Celsius. There's also a cold water plunge. Apparently they have lockers for rent, but most people just leave their stuff by the pool. Do bring your own bathing suit, bathrobe (bring from your hotel or rent!), Towels, slippers... If you forget, there are shops selling stuff outside. If you are hungry, there's also a few restaurants facing right across. The cool thing about this place is you can go in and out of the termas. So if you're hungry, get a bite and go back to the pool. They having changing rooms, bathrooms - but I didn't see any showers.