The tour will allow him to know a foreign city, been founded by the grain process

They plows 55 km from Rosario 's city for the RN33, of intense traffic during the day. There is to toll. Fuel in Pérez, Zavalía and Casilda.

Leave Rosario from the square May 25 (km 0). Advance for Laprida, double to the right in Av. Pellegrini and to the left for Av. Ovid Lakes . Then take the Av. Juan D. Perón to the right, the old appearance of the Railroad West Santafesino that Rosario united with Casilda.

Continue for this avenue that, when leaving Rosario , becomes the RN33. In the km 12 will arrive to Pérez

It was the first station of the Railroad West Santafesino, denominated this way in homage to the Dr. Eugenio Pérez. In their environment the company ferrocarrilera creó the town in 1886. San Martin advance for Av., coincident with the RN33; it will pass in front of Our Church Mrs. of the Carmen and, when arriving to the turn of ninety grades of the route, continue up to where it finishes the avenue and there turn to the left.

will find a surprising group of housings type cottage, built during the decade of 1910 for the company English Argentinean Central Railroad, for the hierarchical personnel that worked in the repair shops. will be able to observe, for the dimensions of the housings, the importance of the occupants, since the first one (the most imposing) it belonged to the Director, and so forth.

Next to this group it is the Club of Directive, today Club Mitre, to which they converged with their wives to play golf and tennis. It is worthwhile to enter and to observe the social headquarters, prefabricated with wood in England and armed piece for piece in the place.

In the room of games is a home of that time and, on him, a badge with a listing of ladies and champion males of tennis, standing out the last names of English origin.

Of return to the RN33 will pass in front of the rail shops, where it highlights the building of the Administration for their French classic style, with bricks visible.

Leaving Pérez (km 12), the two following towns are Zavalla (km 24), where the Ability of Agrarian Sciences of the National University of Rosario, and Pujato is (km 39), both created by the Railroad West Santafesino. In this last one it is observed, from the route, the tower of the church of Our Mrs. of the Carmen.

After Pujato there is toll hut in the RN33, and then it will cross the stream The Candlemas, where it can visit the fields of a stay located on the place that occupied The Candlemas's Post. Deviate to the left for an on the way to earth, then rotate right wing and take the first traverse road to the left until the end, where it will turn again to the right. It will arrive this way to the Stay The Irene

It belonged to the family Mazzini-Borzone, one of the pioneers of the process settler in the region. The building possesses an austere style Italian neorrenacentista and it was built toward the beginnings of the decade of 1870 on the old Real road that went from Buenos Aires to the High Peru. It is characterized by their form called corner of the field, that is to say, a construction in right angle that, in certain moment, it was post and warehouse. Their room stands out in high plant that likens a mirador.

Return to the RN33 and, entering for the Boulevard Ovid Lakes , it will arrive in the km 55 to the city of Casilda .

The area where settles the city it belonged from 1719 up to 1767 to the Jesuit stay San Miguel of the Carcarañal.

In the place there was a position call The Candlemas, in the one which, according to the popular tradition, was the Virgin's image. Expelled the Jesuit, the lands were divided in perpendicular rashers to the river Carcarañá, where several farmers were located dedicated to the dairies.

Here it passed the Real road toward the High Peru, and for him they crossed, among other, the viceroy Sobremonte in route to Córdoba, after the first English invasion, and the generals San Martin and Manuel Belgrano going to military campaigns in the north.

To the vera of the Real road the posts were located. One of them was The Candlemas, located to the south of the current city and that received that name because in one of the ranches there was the Virgin's image that, according to the popular tradition, it was the same one that you/they had had the Jesuit in their position.

Entering for the Boulevard Columbus (RN33), take to the right the Boulevard Ovid Lakes . In the second block, corner of Catamarca, is the Museum and Municipal File Do Santos F. Tosticarelli that this installed in a modern building, it is dedicated to the regional history. It is worth a visit.

Next to the museum and beside the stream The Candlemas is the Municipal Park Sarmiento, where you can camp.

Continuing for the boulevard will go by the Married square and the church. To both sides beautiful mansions are appreciated, most built by Augusto Montanari. When arriving to The Heras, turn to the right until Hill, where it is the Hospital San Carlos whose first constructions go back at 1898. Turn to the right in Hill and again to the right in Climbed Remedies, to find after a block the Museum Those Cut off. It belongs to the local historian Evaristo Aguirre, and enter their rooms it highlights that of Paleontology, with opposing fossils beside the river Carcarañá.

To continue, Ovid Lakes right wing take until the Boulevard Villada. The gigantic Married park is to the front, with añosos trees under whose shades relaxed rosarinos legions.

Continue for Villada and, among the streets May 1° and Spain , will see the Evangelical church, built in 1935 in style neo-Gothic English. In the mansion of style English pintoresquista located in the corner with Spain their first shepherd lived.

Advance other four blocks for the boulevard to Washington , and turn there to the left. In Yrigoyen it turns to the right to arrive at the Station of Railroad (MHP), lifted in the XIX century and of interesting architecture.

Continue for Washington to Buenos Aires , the commercial artery of Casilda, with coffees and restaurants. The street goes by the Square Married Carlos the one that occupies four apples, with beautiful and taken care groves and a lot of activity.

In front of her, for street Buenos Aires , it is the Church San Pedro, baptized this way in homage to the father of Married. You began to build at the end of the decade of 1880 and ended in the XX century, in style French classic. In their interior is the tomb of Married Carlos of the Alisal and of their wife Ramona ("Casilda") Sastre Aramburu. The image of the Candlemas's Virgin is also that, according to the tradition, it would have been brought by the Jesuit.

Continue on foot for street Buenos Aires and in the corner of the Boulevard Ovid Lakes will see a building in style art nouveau that, formerly, it was the Married cinema; today it occupies it a sweet shop. In that corner, the building of the Bank Nation is to a side, inaugurated in 1910, and in the other one the Municipal Palacio, built between 1926 and 1927 for the architects Gerbino and Schwarz.

Surround the square and, in the corner of streets D. Alighieri and Married, will see the Social Club, in lands donated for Married. Their headquarters projected it the French architect René Beard.