Casino Club - Santa Rosa - La Pampa

A kitschy monument to the nationally popular drink that should probably be in every tourist's selfie or Argentinian photo album.

Another town square commemorating the national hero, bordered by Universidad Nacional de La Pampa and Catedral de la Santa Rosa with some funny-looking sculpture outside.

See all your favorite Pampas animals on display here (stuffed).

Here you can see some art works by locally known artists.

This is one of the defining geographical features of Santa Rosa, as the city hugs the eastern shore. While not a swimming locale really due to turbidity (umm, duck pond?), it is a nice place to relax and fish for pejerrey (Neotropical silversides), or observe a bird island sanctuary. There is also a miniature train called El Puelchito (originating from San Martin Square), a system of bike and hiking paths, and the availability of canoe and water bike rentals and even rides aboard a motorized vessel called the Salitrero. Surrounding the lake are some monuments like a cross and lighthouse.

This is a historic farmstead that was owned by the original founder of the city. Its acreage is continuous with the western edge of Don Tomas Lagoon and includes farm building exhibits and some observation points such as Mirador de Santa Rosa and Loma del Calden.