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On Rivadavia Avenue, from Oroño to Pueyrredón Street, visitors will find the Boulevard Fair, the “La Huella†Vintage Street Market and the “El Roperito†Street Market.
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museums
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Juan B. Castagnino Municipal Museum of Fine Art
Standing in a corner next to the “Parque de la Independencia” (Independence Park), it is one of Argentina’s landmark mus...
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Museum of Contemporary Art of Rosario (Spanish Acronym: MACRO)
This Museum is situated in what used to be a set of silos for storing grain, in the grounds of the old port of the early...
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Firma & Odilo Estévez Museum of Decorative Art
At the heart of the historic center of the city, this Museum houses a permanent collection of European paintings from th...
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Museum of Memory
It records Argentina’s recent history by studying and raising awareness about the events that unfolded during the milita...
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City Museum
Representing the collective memory of Rosario’s inhabitants, this Museum sums up the political, cultural, social and eco...
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Julio Marc Provincial Museum of History
At the center of the “Parque de la Independencia” (Independence Park), this Museum is made up of more than 30 rooms that...
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Ángel Gallardo Provincial Museum of Natural Science
This Museum opened its doors in 1945 with the aim of illustrating the complexity and importance of life in all its manif...
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Other Museums
There is a wide range of artistic and cultural spaces in Rosario, including some which explore the city’s history and ot...
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“Art to the Streets” Urban Museum
This open-air Museum consists of works by artists from Rosario which have been painted on a large scale onto party walls...
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