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Tourist Circuits
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*Circuit High Mountain................................................. |
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*Atuel Canyon Circuit.................................................. |
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*San Rafael City......................................................... |
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*Diamante River.......................................................... |
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CTC BUILDING – COLOR TV COMPANY
This
huge colonial style building was opened in 1928 and was the property
of the National Mortgage Bank. It well worth a short visit in order
to appreciate the epoch’s ornaments and the yellow and white
moldings with extraordinary plaster motives on the walls. It is
located at the corner of Comandante Salas and Day Streets.
HIPOLITO YRIGOYEN PARK
Only
ten blocks from the very core of the city, we find this green area
with a special sector destined for children with various
playgrounds, an open air sports complex with swimming pool and a
small residence for sportsmen and women. There is also an open air
Greek Theatre (“Chacho Santa Cruz”) with a capacity for 10,000
sitting people where many artistic and cultural shows take place.
There is a Monument to the Argentine Gaucho, the Harvest Statue
(Vendimia) and the Tango Plaza.
MARIANO MORENO PARK
This
park is on the Rio Diamante Island, 7 kilometers from the city and
is a nature refuge for both local people and visitors. It has a
small artificial lake, a grotto of the Immaculate Conception Virgin,
a zoo and a camping site offering diverse services. The National
Natural History Museum is here on the Diamante River Island too.
MARIANO MORENO LIBRARY AND FINE ARTS MUSEUM
The
library is located at 148, Bernardo de Yrigoyen Street and was
founded in 1919. It has contributed to the education of passing
“Sanrafaelinos” generations with the thousands of volumes it
shelters on the arts and sciences. It organizes the annual “Biblos”
Book Fair. The Fine Arts Museum exhibits works by great Argentine
painters such as Castagnino, Victorica, Fader, Spilimbergo, Fornes
and Petorutti as well as many sculptures by local artists.
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