Paraná (Argentina)

This would probably have to be Paraná's crown jewel, as everyone seems to gravitate here, with its costanera (waterfront pathway) and overlooks along the Paraná River. A good place for jogging or just taking in the sights of the big muddy, or river.

This Catholic edifice has quite a presence on the city scene with its twin-towered colonial architecture and even peculiar aggregation of pigeons.

Something like Paraná's town square, it features the Paraná Cathedral on one side and the Peatonal San Martin (see below) on the other.

Baroque/Renaissance government house from the 19th century.

Showcases local art.

Focuses on the history of the Entre Rios region and the subfluvial tunnel connecting Paraná and Santa Fe, which is kind of interesting.

This beach affords sunbathers, swimmers, paddleboarders and the like a chance to recreate in what otherwise seems to be a rather desolate locality for outdoor attractions.

Another riverside rest area, hardly what you would call a beach, more like a muddy embankment, but with pretty dynamite sunsets nonetheless.