Curuzú Cuatiá - Born with the Motherland "

Curuzú Cuatiá. Born with the Motherland. Culture and tourism. Places of interest. Sightseeing of Corrientes. Travel. Images of landscapes.

This city is part of all Argentines since the General Manuel Belgrano on November 16, 1810, when going to Paraguay with the Northern Army, established his foundation. Your name Guaraní is "Kurusu Kuati" and its meaning would be more accepted, Kurusu: cross and Kuati paper, thus giving a translation of "Cruz de Papel". Like many cities and towns of the interior, has a rich history and was part of the history of our country.
Rural and urban, traditional and modern. No longer hear the shackles and chains dragged the prisoners moving to the capital for execution. While in the city a busy day dawns and productive in the field curuzucuateño, the sun wakes up mate smells smoky, fried cake fresh from the pot black and the morning breeze carries sounds of neighing and sheep shearing `pa; while the jerky is dried slowly in the gallery.

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The city has wide streets with lots of trees. It stands in the same order. There is vast green spaces, like plazas and promenades. The central square is the General Belgrano in honor of its founder. It is spacious with well-built monuments. It really feels very comfortable there. Opposite it is the monument to the Heroes Fallen in Malvinas expressing the feelings of the people for their brave soldiers. It also highlights the Plaza General San Martín, wide and green just a few blocks from downtown.

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Mitre Park is a natural wooded land, set up in comfort and entertainment of visitors. You are: the Botanic Garden, the House of Craftsmen and Rori Mita Park. Rori Mita Park is a place of recreation for children and adults. Large green passes for the rest of the largest and playgrounds. Also animals are living peacefully with people. You can see ducks, coatis, peacocks, monkeys, otters. The visitor can not fail to go through this place and really feel peace in harmony with nature.
Other attractions of the city are:

• Spanish Society: Opened in 1914. It preserves the architecture of the beginning of the twentieth century. Located in the heart of the city.
• Social Club: Built in 1887. Being the oldest in the city, its walls keep the treasures of the era and the stories of the great local characters. In the hall are seen works by painter Raúl Bongiorno.
• Mural "Portal of the Cross": Creation of artist José Cura, maker of other murals in the province. Located in the Cultural Tour Spain.
• Monument to Work: Work of artist Adolfo Alsina, or Toto Alsina, also creator of the work of Christ Crucified and Cuatiá Curuzú monument located at the entrance to the city.
• Tarrago Ros Monument: Called the King of Chamamé, its name comes from their Catalan roots. His son Antonio, also followed in the footsteps of his father.
• Paseo Mother Teresa of Calcutta: It passes the mural in the city in honor of Mother Teresa. You can see images that evoke his life of dedication and devotion to the needy of the world.
• Parish of Our Lady of the Pillar Church is the patron saint of the city. Located on Plaza General Belgrano.
• Christ Crucified: This image of Christ surrounded by a crown of thorns, is on access to the city, opposite the cemetery of Our Lady of the Forsaken "is characterized as the only" Christ "located on a crown of thorns and on a Cross.
• Municipal Teatro Cervantes: Built for theater comedy. Canned furniture and original woodwork and is used today, for cultural, artistic and musical of the city. It works Municipal Tourism Board. Rivadavia 728.
• Anfiteatro "Juan Pedro Sorribes": Located in the General Peace Plaza, between the streets and Rodriguez Irastorza PeñaSe perform folklore artistic events, singing and dancing, most important music festivals in the city.
• Ballet "Cruz de Papel" This ballet is a valuable artistic representative of cultural values curuzucuateños and has represented the city in Argentine and South American festivals.
• Promenade des Artisans: Astrada 830.
• Carnival: We made the last week of January and 1st half of February. Organized by the Co.Pe.Car. Permanent Commission for the Carnival. Spectacular celebrations with all the glitz and compare them and their queens. It is performed on Mitre Avenue which turns into a corsódromo.

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Curuzú Cuatiá. Born with the Motherland. Culture and tourism. Places of interest. Sightseeing of Corrientes. Travel. Images of landscapes.

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