| Located in the northwest of Argentina, Tucuman (TUC) is the capital is San Miguel de Tucumán neighbored by the provinces of Salta, Santiago del Estero and Catamarca. Founded by the Spanish in 1565, Tucuman has many colonial buildings, including Casa de Independencia Tucuman, where Argentine independence was declared in 1816. Pay a visit to the impressive Iglesia Catedral and spend an afternoon browsing the museums. Explore the extensive park systems and enjoy the lush setting. There are many reasons to visit Tucuman. The Folk Museum is one of the city's best visited museums exhibiting a collection of folk handicraft from Tucumán and other northern provinces. Art lovers shouldn't miss the Fine Arts Museum exhibiting Tucumán paintings and sculptures.
The city also has many historic homes, including Bishop Colombres's Home, Padilla House and Casa de Avellaneda situated downtown. Theater lovers can watch performances at the San Martín or Alberdi Theater. Tucuman also hosts a number of events and festivals celebrating the culture and traditions of the region. Some of the most prominent events include Fiesta de la Pachamama and Fiesta del Queso. You will find an incredible assortment of restaurants, and eateries and much more in Tucuman! Enjoy delicious cuisine, or spend your evenings at the theater. There is so much to do in Tucuman! |
