History and flavors of my land: Puerto Madryn

We begin in the central General San Martín square, then we will walk through the streets that will lead us to learn about the history of the beginnings of the city, of the Welsh, Italian and Spanish immigrants who began the formation of the town, passing by the route of the Central Chubut railway, we will arrive at its old station, the first neighborhood of the city and the Loma Blanca, sacred site of our Tehuelches ("People of the Land" native inhabitants of Patagonia).

We move towards the coast of the New Gulf, where we will see the city's cruise ship pier.

Between June and September, there's also a high probability of spotting the magnificent Southern Right Whales from the shore as they enter the gulf to mate and give birth to their calves. We hope you're lucky enough to see them when you visit!

We continue along the La Rambla promenade and the main avenue of our city.

We will learn about the stories of adventurers, such as those who started diving and underwater hunting activities in Puerto Madryn with the help of a famous French diver.

Continuing along the waterfront, we will learn about the tides, harbor conditions, and the location of the historic site where the first Welsh immigrants arrived in 1865.

We will also provide all the information that walkers need about excursions, places of interest, gastronomy and activities in the city and surroundings.

Finally, we will taste some of the typical flavors of Patagonia represented by the most traditional drinks and foods of our city and Argentine Patagonia.