Santa Fe (city, Argentina)

In this park, you'll find a microcosm of local history in the form of the Templo y Convento San Francisco, Franciscan in nature c. 1688; the Museo Histórico Provincial de Santa Fe; and the Ethnographic Museum Colonial Juan de Garay, with excavated findings from the original Santa Fe settlement, among other things. You can also potentially see some exhibits about Pope Francis at the Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepción next door, where he went to school from 1964-1965.

Here is a place to see some various works of art.

Describes the story of the formation of the Argentinian Constitution that consummated here, in an interactive way, with some nice emblematic sculpture along the riverfront outside.

House museum of a former Argentinian brigadier general.

Natural history museum; great if you are wanting to see loads of taxidermy on display, but a very detailed coverage on the subject nonetheless.

Possibly the landmark that most defines Santa Fe aside from the river, this suspension bridge can be fun to walk or drive over. Also, on the western embankment sits the Brigadier Estanislao López Monument, with the general on horseback, along with a long river walk, the Costanera Santa Fe.

This could be a fun little plaza just for experiencing daily Argentinian life in this city. Plus it is well visited and safer than some of the other outdoor locations.

This old locomotive workshop building in the shape of a rotunda has some architectural flair.