San Miguel de Tucumán: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

San Miguel de Tucumán, commonly known as Tucumán, is the capital city of Tucumán Province in northern Argentina. Founded in 1565 and relocated to its present location in 1685, the city holds significant historical importance as the place where the Argentine Declaration of Independence was signed in 1816.

The city combines colonial architecture with modern urban development, serving as an important cultural and educational center in northern Argentina. The Historic House of Independence (Casa Histórica de la Independencia) stands as one of the city's most important cultural landmarks. The city is surrounded by the Sierra de San Javier mountains and serves as a gateway to explore the region's rich natural and cultural heritage.

Tucumán has developed into an important academic center, home to the National University of Tucumán, which contributes significantly to the city's cultural life through various artistic and cultural programs.