Haedo, city in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Haedo is a city in the western part of Greater Buenos Aires, located within Morón Partido. The area features single-story houses with tile roofs and small gardens, while local markets and small shops line the main roads alongside the railway line.
Haedo was founded in 1889 and grew around the train station that opened in 1886, which facilitated connections to larger cities. The city was named after Mariano Francisco Haedo, a Uruguayan businessman with important roles in railway and banking companies.
Haedo is a place where neighbors know each other and gather regularly in local markets and small shops. Community celebrations feature folk music, dances, and shared meals that keep local customs alive and strengthen bonds among residents.
Getting around Haedo is straightforward with public transport options, especially trains and buses that connect it to the rest of Buenos Aires. The straight streets and proximity to the train station make it easy to walk through different neighborhoods and explore on foot.
The historic train station from 1886 suffered a major fire in 2005 that destroyed important paintings and memories. The local community worked together to restore the station and preserve their railway heritage.
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