Prices include private transfer from Buenos Aires to the Estancia round and fullboard accommodation and activities at the Estancia.

Activities Available in Estancia 2 Talas
Horse riding: The ideal way to explore the pampas in all its wonderful expansiveness, is on horseback, where the fauna of the place is everywhere around, hares, rheas, armadillos, foxes, weasels, skunks, the cattle of the ranch, etc. Riding around the lagoon during the sunset it’s unique. The gentle-natured criollo horses, and together with the peaceful scenery of the pampas, they’ll make sure you have a comfortable and memorable ride. There is also the choice to experience the daily activities of a gaucho (a traditional argentine cattle rancher)!

Walks: The parkland designed by the French landscape architect Charles Thays, is the perfect place to take long walks. At the end of each avenue of trees you will discover old buildings reminders of the history of the Estancia, or the beautiful chapel, a scaled-down replica of the Notre Dame de Passy church in Paris. For those who simply want to enjoy the landscape and breath the fresh air of the countryside, these walks are also unique.

Historical trail: One of the most special features in Dos Talas’ grounds is this charming miniature chapel, found at the end of an avenue of trees on the edge of the park – a quiet meditative corner. In 1914, the eldest daughter of Agustina Luro died tragically in France, at the young age of 33. In her memory, her mother ordered the construction of this chapel, a scaled-down replica of the Notre Dame de Passy church in Paris.

Bird watching and Lagoon: Watching birds at Dos Talas isn’t just a treat for the experts, since you’ll come across different birds wherever you go in the parkland. In fact, of all the 1000 species to be found all over Argentina, 300 of them have been spotted in our grounds. The lagoon is almost 60 hectares in size and it’s the ideal refuge for black-necked swans, herons, flamingos, a wide variety of ducks, and other members of the fauna of the pampas.

Historic Books and Letters: For twenty years, Agustina’s second daughter, Bebé Sansinena de Elizalde, ran Argentina’s most successful literary salon “Amigos del Arte” (Friends of the Arts), filling the estancia with a constant stream of illustrious guests. Among them was the great Argentine writer, Ricardo Güiraldes, part of whose famous work about the Gaucho, “Don Segundo Sombra” was written here in 1921. Other famous guests include Ortega y Gassett, Bioy Casares, Victoria and Silvina Ocampo, and Mujica Laínez – all important names in the flowering of Argentina’s literary history. In the library of the main house you’ll breathe the heady air of early twentieth century literary salons, with books, manuscripts and photographs as mementos of that glorious period. The walls are lined with more than 3,000 volumes, written in French, Spanish, Italian and English.

Other Activities: Swimming pool & Basque ball

Optional Activities: Dolores City
Just fifteen minutes from Dos Talas Estancia, at the small town of Dolores, you can find: the flying club Dolores which offers flights in light aircraft and gliders, the Golf Club Dolores, and a guided tour around Dolores itself(in either Spanish or English).This very typical rural Argentine town has only about 30,000 inhabitants, and a rather impressive museum of gaucho life, the “Libres del Sur” museum.