Estacion De Tren Sierra De La Ventana

The former train station building features English architectural elements, including pine wood ceilings, floors, furniture, and a basement ventilation system with iron spiral outlets.

The railway station began operations in 1903, connecting Buenos Aires to the southern regions, and served as a vital transportation hub until passenger services ended in 2016.

The museum displays historical photographs, original telegraph equipment, bells, clocks, safes, and first aid kits that document the evolution of Argentine railway transportation.

The museum contains a collection of restored railway artifacts, including vintage telephones, pilot sticks, South Railway plates, lamps, and Barlow rails from 1849.

The facility houses a ferrocleta, a modified bicycle designed to travel on railway tracks, representing local railway innovation.

Location: Sierra de La Ventana

Address: Sierra de La Ventana, Buenos Aires Province

Website: https://sierrasdelaventana.com.ar/historico/estacion-de-tren-de-sierra-de-la-ventana

GPS coordinates: -38.13847,-61.79429

Latest update: March 8, 2025 09:36