Things to do in Sinsacate in March

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Overview

March is a good time to visit Sinsacate. The weather is usually pleasantly warm and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 57—81°F (14—27°C).

Sinsacate has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your March trip to Sinsacate. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to March. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Sinsacate in March. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout March, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Sinsacate in March

Top experiences in March
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Holidays in Sinsacate in March
March
  • Memorial Day (March 24)
Other notable holidays
  • Carnival / Shrove Monday (February 16)
  • Carnival / Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Day (February 17)
  • Ramadan Start (February 18)
  • Passover Eve (April 1)
  • Day of the Veterans (April 2)
  • Good Friday (April 3)
  • Easter Sunday (April 5)
  • Sixth Day of Passover (April 7)
  • Action Day for Tolerance and Respect between People (April 24)
  • Labor Day (May 1)
  • National Day/May 1810 Revolution (May 25)
  • Commemoration of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes (June 17)
  • Flag Day (June 20)
  • Independence day (July 9)
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Weather in Sinsacate in March

Temperatures on an average day in Sinsacate in March

The average temperature in Sinsacate in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 81°F (27°C) to a low of 57°F (14°C). Some would describe the temperature to be pleasantly warm. The general area may also feel breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Sinsacate, January, has days with highs of 89°F (32°C) and lows of 63°F (17°C). The coldest month, July has days with highs of 63°F (17°C) and lows of 39°F (4°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Sinsacate in March based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in March
81°F
highs
57°F
lows

General weather summary

Pleasantly warm, breezy
Feels like
21%
Chance of rain
0.127 in
Amount
10.7 mph
Wind speed
70%
Humidity
12.3 hrs
Daylight length
7:15 AM
Sunrise
7:33 PM
Sunset
71%
Cloud cover
T-shirt
What to wear
What to wear in March
With an average high of 81°F (27°C) and a low of 57°F (14°C), it generally feels pleasantly warm and breezy. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt
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Best attractions for Sinsacate in March

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Sinsacate has to offer for travelers in March, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Sinsacate that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Sinsacate for March.
Posta De Sinsacate
1. Posta De Sinsacate
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(Translated by Google) We traveled to the lands of Sinsacate – a name that in the Sanaviron language means “population of the Chin chief” – which were part of the Jesuit Estancia of Jesús María since 1650. The Jesuit fathers built a small building, an adjoining chapel and a flour mill, then sold the property to Don Juan Jacinto de Figueroa, who built a house and a barracks, planted an orchard of fruit trees and continued with the post service: he had horses, mules, oxen and carts in abundance. Located on the Camino Real al Alto Perú, Sinsacate thus became a center of commerce and communications whose relevance grew from the creation of the regular postal service in the mid-18th century, becoming the most important post in the territory of Córdoba. The patriotic troops passed through it on their march towards Upper Peru and General José de San Martín when he had to take charge of the Northern Army, as well as some central figures in Argentine history: the Reinafé brothers and the generals Manuel Belgrano and Juan Lavalle, among others. The decline of Sinsacate began with the civil war led by two well-known opponents: the federal Facundo Quiroga and the unitary José María Paz, a situation that seriously affected traffic on the Camino Real. A few kilometers from there, in the area of ​​Barranca Yaco, Quiroga was ambushed and murdered on February 16, 1835, his remains being laid to rest in the Posta chapel. The complex is built with stone walls set in adobe, brick floors and a roof made of carob wood, cane and tiles. Formed by a long series of rooms with galleries supported by pillars, it ends at its northern end in the historic chapel with a single nave, with a deep sheltered arch and belfry with three bells; Above its access door you can see a small coral window. The monument was restored by the architect Mario Buschiazzo in 1946, and is currently the headquarters of the Sinsacate Post Museum, which houses rural elements – gaucho and farm objects – typical of the time. #history #tourismargentina #cordoba #caminoreal #postas #sinsacate #allavamos If you want, follow our trips on Instagram @allavamosss2024 (Original) Viajamos a las tierras de Sinsacate –nombre que en lengua sanavirona significa “población del cacique Chin”– que formaron parte desde 1650 de la Estancia Jesuítica de Jesús María. Los padres jesuitas construyeron un pequeño edificio, una capilla contigua y un molino harinero, vendiendo luego la propiedad a don Juan Jacinto de Figueroa, quien levantó una casa y una barraca, plantó una huerta de árboles frutales y continuó con el servicio de posta: tenía caballos, mulas, bueyes y carretas en abundancia. Ubicada sobre el Camino Real al Alto Perú, Sinsacate se constituyó así en un centro de comercio y comunicaciones cuya relevancia creció a partir de la creación del servicio regular de correos a mediados del siglo XVIII, convirtiéndose en la posta más importante del territorio cordobés. Por ella pasaron las tropas patriotas en su marcha hacia el Alto Perú y el general José de San Martín cuando debió ponerse al frente del Ejercito del Norte, así como algunos personajes centrales de la historia argentina: los hermanos Reinafé y los generales Manuel Belgrano y Juan Lavalle, entre otros. La decadencia de Sinsacate comenzó con la guerra civil liderada por dos connotados oponentes: el federal Facundo Quiroga y el unitario José María Paz, situación que afectó gravemente el tráfico por el Camino Real. A pocos kilómetros de allí, en el paraje de Barranca Yaco, Quiroga fue emboscado y asesinado el 16 de febrero de 1835, siendo velados sus restos en la capilla de la Posta. El conjunto está construido con muros de piedra asentados en adobe, pisos de ladrillo y cubierta armada con maderas de algarrobo, caña y tejas. Formado por una larga serie de habitaciones con galerías soportadas por pilares, remata en su extremo norte en la histórica capilla de nave única, con un profundo arco cobijo y espadaña de tres campanas; sobre su puerta de acceso puede verse una pequeña ventana coral. El monumento fue restaurado por el arquitecto Mario Buschiazzo en 1946, y actualmente es sede del Museo de la Posta de Sinsacate, que guarda elementos rurales –objetos gauchescos y de labranza– propios de la época. #historia #turismoargentina #cordoba #caminoreal #postas #sinsacate #allavamos Si querés segui nuestros viajes en instagram @allavamosss2024
Could be nice to visit if the opening hours on Google were correct.
Hours incorrect. Not open on Mondays.
(Translated by Google) A historic place, well maintained. We went on 5/1/25 (long weekend with tourist weekend) and it was CLOSED, which, even though it is Labor Day, since it is a long weekend for tourist purposes, it seems to me that it should be open and close any other day. We had to return the next day. It is worth taking the Camino Real route, you learn a lot about our history and geography. (Original) Un lugar histórico, bien mantenido. Fuimos el 1/5/25 (fin de semana largo con puente turístico) y estaba CERRADO, lo cual, por más que sea el día del trabajador, como es un fin de semana largo con fines turísticos me parece que debería estar abierto y cerrar cualquier otro día. Debimos volver al día siguiente. Vale la pena hacer el recorrido del Camino Real, se aprende mucho de nuestra historia y geografía.
(Translated by Google) Along the Camino Real, 5km from the Jesuit Estancia of Jesús María, you can visit it at no cost. Up to the place there is pavement, then there is dirt, 9km away is Barraca Yaco, where Facundo Quiroga was ambushed and murdered, the road is good. (Original) Por el Camino Real, a 5kms de la Estancia Jesuítica de Jesús María, se puede visitar, es sin costo. Hasta el lugar hay pavimento, después sigue tierra , a 9km está Barraca Yaco, dónde emboscaron y asesinaron a Facundo Quiroga, el camino está bien.
(Translated by Google) This Saturday I visited the post, after many years. I loved the proposal of ancestral flavors and knowledge, which included stories of the wind and culture...we participated in a talk very rich in content and experiences by Ezequiel Agüero and Daniel, a resident of Sinsa, both with a wide repertoire of ancestral recipes. (Original) Este sábado visité la posta, luego de muchos años. Me encantó la propuesta de sabores y saberes ancestrales, a la que convocaron relatos del viento y cultura...participamos de una charla muy rica en contenido y experiencias de Ezequiel Agüero y Daniel, vecino de Sinsa, ambos con un amplio repertorio de recetas ancestrales.
(Translated by Google) I went to the Fair of Flavors and Flavors of the native Monte. Everything was excellent, the conversation, the products, beautiful crafts. Within the framework of this beautiful historical place.😊 (Original) Fui a la Feria de Sabores y Sabores del Monte nativo. Excelente todo, el conversatorio, los productos, artesanias bellisimas. En el marco de este hermoso lugar historico.😊
(Translated by Google) A very well-preserved historic site. Facundo Quiroga lay in state in the chapel. One of the main points of the Camino Real. (Original) Un lugar histórico muy bien conservado. En la capilla fue velado Facundo Quiroga. Uno de los puntos del Camino Real.
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