Centenario Plaza
Schedule: Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 12 PM and 4 PM to 8 PM
Ticket cost: Free admission
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Centenario Plaza and Monument to the Gaucho and the Worker
Location: Centenario Avenue, city entrance.
It is one of the oldest plazas in the city. It has trees over 30 years old. In the center, there is a fountain. Before, there was a flagpole, and under it they buried a bronze cylinder with a message from General Juan D. Perón for the year 2000, made in 1950.
Monument to the Gaucho and the Worker
Built in 1982. It shows the union between the worker who came to build the Yacyretá dam and the gaucho who lived in the town.
It is made of cement painted white and has a pedestal made of visible bricks. It was repaired during the first management of Dr. Octavio Valdés.
The route continues along Buenos Aires street, one of the first paved streets, to Sargento Cabral Avenue. Back then, the streets were sandy and the sand came up to the ankles.
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