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The Vasallo Building, which as of 1951 houses the Municipal Council, wasdonated to the city by Bartolomé Vasallo, a distinguished surgeon.
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National Flag Memorial
It is Rosario’s most distinctive sight. Next to the Paraná River, it is linked to the historic center of the city by the...
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Historic Center and Juramento Walk
The “Pasaje Juramento” is a walk flanked by statues by the renowned Argentine sculptress Lola Mora, which stand on a fou...
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Spanish Club of Rosario
This striking building, a National Heritage Site in the Catalonian Modernist style, was inaugurated in 1916. Its façade,...
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Old Customs Office
In the intersection of “Bajada Sargento Cabral” and “Avenida Belgrano,” minutes away from the Paraná River, the magnific...
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Rosario-Victoria Bridge
The modern design of the Bridge can be appreciated clearly from the riverside area in the northern part of the city. The...
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Old Railway Station of Downtown Rosario
At the time of its construction, in 1870, it was regarded as one of the most important stations in the country. The buil...
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Rosario Stock Exchange
This imposing building testifies to the city’s hectic commercial life, closely linked to agricultural production. It sta...
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Fuentes Building
It is one of Rosario’s architectural gems. Built between 1922 and 1927 at the corner of Santa Fe and Sarmiento Streets, ...
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Municipal District Centers
Among Rosario’s landmark buildings housing government offices are Álvaro Siza´s first South American project, the mansio...
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History-Filled Routes
Rosario is a city for walking. Its architectural heritage invites visitors to explore different routes lined with buildi...
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