Independence House Tucumán province, on its surface, is the smallest of Argentina and has the most varied landscapes.
began to roam through the capital: San Miguel de Tucumán. In the main square can comenzar el city tour autoguiado que recorre:La Plaza Independencia, en el corazón de la ciudad, en la que se destaca la Estatua de la Libertad, obra de la célebre escultora tucumana Lola Mora. Alrededor de la plaza se levantan edificios notables que reflejan distintos períodos arquitectónicos y que bien merecen detenerse en ellos: Casa de Gobierno, Museo Casa Padilla y el Templo de San Francisco. La Iglesia Catedral tiene un estilo neoclásico que se impone sobre la esquina sureste. En la Iglesia de La Merced se encuentran objetos de las batallas en las que partcipó el Gral. Belgrano.
Casa de Gobierno Just two blocks away is the Casa de la Independencia known as the house of Tucumán, which declared the Independence of Argentina. It is highly recommended visit to day to explore its treasures and in the evening to attend the sound and light show that recreates the memorable past.
A little further away, is the Park July 9, the green lung of the city. This National Historic site where the fraterculus House Museum is a beautiful park and very extensive.
also recommend travel around the Plaza Urquiza location of an interesting architectural composed of the Legislative Building, the Casino and the Teatro San Martín.
Cathedral Posted by Fabiana Pellizza.
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