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Rosario’s tango tradition is reflected in its many milongas and orchestras. One of the most acclaimed bandoneón players in the world, Rodolfo "Cholo" Montironi, was born in this city.
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parks and walks
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A City Bursting with Green Spaces
Perfect for a bicycle ride or a walk, Rosario’s parks are positively a must for any visitor. Apart from the best-known p...
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Natural attractions
Rosario offers visitors green river walkways which allow them to stroll along the 5-mile bank stretching. There are also...
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Independence Park
It is a green space of remarkable size at the heart of Rosario. The Park is home to museums, playgrounds and to the stad...
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Spanish Park
Including a noteworthy Cultural Center, the “Parque de España” (Spanish Park) offers visitors an array of walks and an i...
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National Flag Park
Framing the National Flag Memorial, the 'Parque Nacional a la Bandera' encompasses walks and groves by the Paraná River....
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Urquiza Park
Very popular for walking and outdoor activities, the “Parque Urquiza” (Urquiza Park) is located in downtown Rosario, on ...
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Nationalities Park and Sunchales Park
They represent a natural extension of the green spaces along the riverside area, from the central to the northern part o...
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Yrigoyen Park and “Che” Guevara Square
Next to the old “Central Córdoba” Railway Station, this Park covers about 18 hectares (some 45 acres) that people use to...
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Scalabrini Ortiz Park
Part of the government plan “Rosario on the Move,” the “Parque Scalabrini Ortiz” (Scalabrini Ortiz Park) is a recreation...
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Alem Park
In the northern area of Rosario, 'Parque Alem' (Alem Park) acts as an extension of the old Arroyito Walk. Situated by th...
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