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Discover artisan crafts, a free library, and cultural performances in the unique bohemian atmosphere of Aldea Hippie in Mar de las Pampas.
Aldea Hippie, or Hippie Village, is a unique artisan center in Mar de las Pampas, Argentina, where craftsmen create and sell their wares in a community setting. With its distinctive architecture, workshops named after cultural icons, and a free public library, it's a must-visit for those seeking art, culture, and a touch of bohemian spirit.
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A brief summary to Aldea Hippie
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Mercedes Sosa 259, Mar de las Pampas, Buenos Aires Province, B7165, AR
Friday
11 am-7 pm
Saturday
10 am-9 pm
Sunday
10 am-8 pm
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Getting There
Walking
Aldea Hippie is located in the center of Mar de las Pampas, at the corner of El Lucero Avenue and Mercedes Sosa Street. From most points in the town center, it's easily accessible by foot. Simply head towards the main commercial area, and you'll find signs directing you to the village. No costs involved.
Public Transport
If arriving from Villa Gesell, take the 507 bus towards Mar de las Pampas. Get off at the Av. El Lucero Y Santa María stop, which is a short walk from Aldea Hippie. The bus fare is approximately ARS 740. From the bus stop, walk along El Lucero Avenue until you reach Mercedes Sosa Street; the village will be on your left.
Taxi
Taxis are available in Villa Gesell and Mar de las Pampas. A taxi from Villa Gesell to Aldea Hippie in Mar de las Pampas costs around ARS 4,000. Remises (private taxis) are slightly cheaper, around ARS 3,200. From anywhere in Mar de las Pampas, a taxi to Aldea Hippie should be readily available and inexpensive due to the village's central location.
Local tips
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Visit the free public library and enjoy a book in the open-air reading space.
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Check out the schedule for children's shows at the amphitheater in the evening.
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Bring cash, as the ATM in Mar de las Pampas can run out of money quickly, especially during peak season.
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Explore the workshops and observe the artisans creating unique crafts from wood, leather, and metal.
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Enjoy a game of chess in the public area, a popular activity in the Aldea Hippie community.
Discover more about Aldea Hippie
More than just a shopping mall, Aldea Hippie stands as the artisan heart of Mar de las Pampas. Its architecture, designed with respect for the environment and Feng Shui principles, creates a unique atmosphere. Here, artisans live and work in community, with workshops bearing the names of celebrities who contributed to popular culture and freedom of thought.The village offers a public and free library with over 6,000 books, an open-air reading space, and chess games for everyone. The amphitheater hosts artists, musicians, and poets, adding to the village's vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can explore the workshops, admire the handicrafts, and enjoy the community's hospitality. Aldea Hippie is located at the corner of El Lucero Avenue and Mercedes Sosa Street. It is a place where imagination becomes art and culture.Shows for children take place in Aldea Hippie at 8 PM and 10 PM. These shows are 'a la gorra', meaning that you pay what you want. There is also a playground for babies.
A brief summary to Aldea Hippie
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