Visit Santiago del Estero

Santiago del Estero, located in the northern part of Argentina, is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the country. Rich in history and culture, it is known for its beautiful colonial architecture and vibrant folklore music. Santiago del Estero is home to the Bicentennial Cultural Center, a modern marvel housing a concert hall, museum, and art gallery. Nature lovers can explore the Copo National Park, a biodiversity hotspot, home to unique species like the Quebracho tree and the endangered Chacoan peccary. Historically, the province is significant as it was founded by Spanish conqueror Francisco de Aguirre in 1553, making it one of the first Spanish settlements in Argentina. The region is a blend of old and new, perfect for tourists seeking a unique cultural experience.