Museum of Man Chaqueño "Professor Ertivio Acosta"

This is the town plaza where you can take in the real energy of Resistencia (or not). The centerpiece is a man on horseback wearing a felt bicorne like Napoleon used to wear, but, not to worry, other statues here too. And along the northwest side you'll find the San Fernando cathedral and Chaco Province government building (easy ugly award nominee?). Might be best to avoid at night or when demonstrations are going on.

Folklore/culture space where you can explore different displays, listen to performances, and buy things.

Little armadillo replicas on display and such items.

A parkway where you can see some sculptures like of a lotus plant and T-rex or visit the embankment of the languid Rio Negro river. It's a little more exciting when there's a festival going on. Look for statues along the way on Avenida de Los Inmigrantes as well.