If you are into trains, you can spend a different afternoon learning about the patrimony of the Argentine trains, 30 minutes away from Buenos Aires. The Ferroclub Argentino is a nonprofit civil association founded in 1972 for those who have in common the passion for the railways, and are concerned about preserving the tradition of the railway in Argentina. Together with the National Railway Museum, the Ferroclub Argentino preserves and restores examples of the historical heritage, work that takes place without any subsidies or official contribution, counting only with individual donations and the active participation of its members.
Although I am not particularly interested in trains, I found in this place, located at 3500 29 de Septiembre Ave. Remedios de Escalada, a perfect setting for taking photos. Admission is $5 (pesos) and it is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 2:30 to 6 PM.