Restored historic building from 1860.
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Important educational institution dating back to 1662.
Imposing building constructed by the Eva Perón Foundation.
Discover underground tunnels and four centuries of history hidden under a 19th century home.
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18th century home of writer and soldier Esteban de Luca.
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