Named after conquistador Pedro Lujan who was killed by the Indians in a 1536 uprise, the cathedral city lies amidst the northern end of the Pampas. A popular tourist attraction is the Basilica de Nuestra Seniora de Lujan. Every year in October it attracts more than a million pilgrims who walk the walk from Buenos Aires (about 70km). The local zoo also offers a great day out for animal and nature lovers, featuring tigers, antelopes, flamingos, pumas, lions and many more. For sailors at heart, there are catamaran trips on offer on the Lujan River. Stunning and historic buildings grace the city everywhere you go and reflect the Argentinian colonial style in perfect harmony.
Wide open spaces. Close by the city and plenty of nature. If this sounds like your thing, then buying property in Lujan might be a suitable option for you. Many property investors have taken advantage of the market boom in recent years and even if you feel left behind, you can still snap up some cool bargains. Beside Argentina's amazing scenery, there is also modern living and plenty of activities if you are more the action type person.
