La Rural

We go there to have the Blow Up Experience “New Sensations”. Good for kids… for adults is only 25 minutes experience

We went to La Rural to see Nova exhibition. We bought tickets through the website. There were many people, but it wasn’t too crowded. The exhibition was really good, I recommend to visit it, while it’s still in Buenos Aires. Everything was well organised.

La Rural is a prominent landmark that reflects the history and culture of Argentina in its finest form. It is considered one of the country’s top destinations, attracting visitors from around the world for major events and exhibitions that blend tradition and innovation. With its elegant design and spacious areas, La Rural remains a vibrant center for cultural and economic life, symbolizing excellence and modernity in Argentina

Since 1875 built for horses and until now this culture lives well and gives Argentina its essencial taste. From the culture to nature, the relationship between man a horse shows us all the details from fashion, to customs and lifestyle what it needs to keep this relationship. It shows us mastery of handcraft, colors and customs around it. Its one of the very few events where i have seen its audience at its best to show Argentinian true colors. How people are dressed in this perfect surrounding built for Horses was the best part of it.. we also saw Argentina former president Mauricio Macri giving the rewards and congratulating on also Memorial day of Malvinas, the Falkland war victims. national anthem and then a minute of silence. And then the horses started running again most gracefully… man has a lot to learn from a horse.

Lots of events for the community that occur here. Went to the Buenos Aires technology conference it was refreshing to see how people are getting exposed to the world of tech! Lovely place and look forward to more events here. I’d eat or drink outside the event center as it is very overpriced inside.

Went for the blow up experience specifically, the place is very big and I didn't feel like it was crowded any moment. The only negative thing I could say that they should separate some activities for kids and adults because it was quite dangerous jumping with such small children in there.

We went for the alfajor fair and were not admitted inside. The landing site for the event had stated that the visiting hours were supposed to be from 12 to 21 pm. We came at 19.55 only to find out they were closing at 20.00. Very unprofessional. Update: and now for the good stuff. I got the refund, and it was fast and easy.

Great venue for markets and fairs, festivals and exhibitions