Estancias outside of Buenos Aires to visit for a day or spend a night and experience traditional ARGENTINE folklore and traditions.” por “Here is a list of “Estancias” that are about 100km away from Buenos Aires that you can visit for a day or spend a night and experience traditional Argentinian folklore and traditions. Please note, the last one - in Entre Ríos - requires an overnight stay as it is a few hour drive away from Buenos Aires.

La Bamba de Areco

(Relais & Chateaux)
Excursions on horseback, by carriage, or mountain bike, Argentinian bowls game, hot stone massages.

La Bamba de Areco serves as the base for the international polo team that bears its name. The property includes two polo fields and guests can also watch games during the polo season, with practice sessions and matches taking place almost daily.

San Antonio de Areco, one of the oldest towns in Argentina, is located only 113km away from Buenos Aires, and has an eighteenth century feel with its narrow colonial streets, church, bars and museums.
Explore the soul and character of the gaucho at the Ricardo Güiraldes Gaucho Museum, whom the famous Argentine writer brought to life in his cult novel Don Segundo Sombra (1926).

Admire the master silversmiths at work in their workshop and marvel at the skill of the leather craftsmen. Heirs to Argentine tradition, these artists perpetuate the international fame of San Antonio de Areco.

In Areco you can go to:

Corazonada
Exclusive restaurant.
When you step into Corazonada, an 1880s manor, and walk through the hallway toward the courtyard, with your eyes on the fig tree and the dome of San Patricio Church, you’ll feel the same energy Paula, owner and chef, did ten years ago when she first walked in. That day, she knew she had found her dream place. (Reservation required)

El boliche de Bessonart
A trendy vintage tavern set in a classic small-town building. Their empanadas, a traditional Argentine dish, are highly recommended.

La olla de cobre
Chocolate factory, also makes delicious “alfajores” (traditional Argentinian confection).
If you stroll through the old streets of San Antonio de Areco, you are invited to stop by the most fragrant house in town, where the flavors and aromas of chocolate reign supreme.

ARGENTINA POLO DAY

Be a polo player for a day. Learn the secrets of one of the most exclusive sports in the world, right here in Argentina.
You begin the day with an informative talk about polo and its ponies while you taste delicious empanadas and excellent argentine wine.
You will visit the pony line to observe the polo horses that will be playing the polo match and their guide will explain how polo horses are selected for the sport, their blood lineages and how they are trained.
You will learn also about the rules of the game, the equipment used by the polo horse and the player and the different shooting techniques.
You will attend a professional live polo match of 4 chukkas. With more than 30 horses in play, you will enjoy a fast paced polo game of pure adrenaline.
They are the only Polo Club to offer a polo game daily. 
Lunchtime is part of this incredible Argentinian Experience, a complete barbeque that includes "asado", a grilled selection of meat and beef, accompanied by premium Argentine wines. You will have the unique opportunity to try delicious regional food (they also have a vegetarian option).
After spending some time walking through the beautiful countryside, you will take a polo lesson where you will learn to ride a horse, hold the mallet and hit the ball. You will end up sharing a mini polo match that will make you feel like a professional player!
At the end of the day, you will go on a relaxing horse ride on their curated trails specially designed for you to enjoy the campo argentino and its surroundings.
Horse-riding knowledge is not required, nor do you have to have previous Polo experience. They offer equipment and instruction for all levels. 
This Full Polo Day program starts at 10:30hs and ends at 19hs. They can organize private tours on request.

ESTANCIA SANTA CANDIDA

Founded in 1847 by Urquiza (first president of Argentina) it is a National Historic Landmark. This palace is located in Entre Rios Province, a few hours drive from Buenos Aires, so you will need to spend at least a night there. It offers a wide variety of services for you to spend unforgettable days playing polo, fishing, hunting or just relaxing by the pool or at the sandy beaches of the Uruguay river. Ideal for those who want to get initiated in polo.