Ituzaingó

Ituzaingó is a residential city in Buenos Aires Province featuring French-influenced chalets and tree-lined streets in the western part of Greater Buenos Aires. The urban layout spreads across flat terrain with low-rise housing and quiet, green neighborhoods.

The city grew as a residential area for affluent families and has shaped western Buenos Aires for decades with its distinctive architecture. Its designation as the capital of its administrative district in 1995 reinforced its role as a local administrative center.

The central square near the train station serves as a gathering place where neighbors meet for weekend concerts, community events, and local markets year-round. This space reflects how residents use their public areas for social connection and celebration.

Visitors should explore the center around the train station where most public facilities and event spaces are concentrated. The flat terrain and regular street layout make navigation straightforward and walking comfortable throughout the city.

Parque Leloir stands as one of the largest protected ecological zones in Buenos Aires Province, preserving natural habitats within the urban area. This reserve offers residents and visitors rare access to undisturbed nature just minutes from their homes.