Tucumán

Tucumán

Tucumán, a small province in northwest Argentina, is split between the western Andes Mountains and eastern Gran Chaco lowlands. The capital, San Miguel de Tucumán, is considered the nation's birthplace. Its Casa Histórica de la Independencia museum is the spot where independence from Spain was declared in 1816. Tucumán also has archaeological sites like the Quilmes Ruins, a settlement dating to the 9th century.

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San Miguel de Tucumán

San Miguel de Tucumán

City in Argentina

Orestes Caviglia room

Orestes Caviglia room


Museo Casa Histórica de Tucumán

Museo Casa Histórica de Tucumán


Tafí del Valle

Tafí del Valle

City in Argentina

Villa Mariano Moreno

Villa Mariano Moreno


Dique Escaba

Dique Escaba


National University of Tucuman

National University of Tucuman


Simoca

Simoca

City in Argentina

El Mollar

El Mollar


Tafí Viejo

Tafí Viejo

Town in Argentina

Utn Frt

Utn Frt


Ñuñorco Grande

Ñuñorco Grande


Goverment house

Goverment house


Cerro del Bolsón

Cerro del Bolsón

Mountain in Argentina

La Angostura Dam

La Angostura Dam


Amaicha del Valle

Amaicha del Valle

City in Argentina

Ninth of July Park

Ninth of July Park


Cumbres Calchaquíes

Cumbres Calchaquíes


Abra del Infiernillo

Abra del Infiernillo


Independencia Square

Independencia Square


Saint Paul-T University

Saint Paul-T University


Convento San Francisco

Convento San Francisco


Timoteo Navarro Museum of Art

Timoteo Navarro Museum of Art


Celestino Gelsi Dam (El Cadillal)

Celestino Gelsi Dam (El Cadillal)


Central hidroeléctrica Pueblo Viejo

Central hidroeléctrica Pueblo Viejo


Saint Thomas Aquinas University of the North

Saint Thomas Aquinas University of the North