Provincia de Corrientes Essentials

Provincia de Corrientes is defined by the expansive Iberá Wetlands, a vast freshwater ecosystem supporting diverse wildlife. The region preserves its Jesuit history at the ruins in Yapeyú and celebrates its cultural identity through Chamamé music at the Mario del Tránsito Cocomarola Amphitheater. Major urban centers like Paso de los Libres showcase the province's carnival heritage, while the Paraná River provides sandy riverside beaches such as Soró. This selection highlights the architectural landmarks, natural reserves, and performance spaces central to Correntino culture.

Iberá National Park

Iberá National Park is a national park in Argentina located in the northeast province of Corrientes.

Yapeyú, Corrientes

Yapeyú is a town in the province of Corrientes, Argentina, in the San Martín Department.

Paso de los Libres

Paso de los Libres is a city in the east of the province of Corrientes in the Argentine Mesopotamia.

Anfiteatro Mario del Tránsito Cocomarola

An open-air performance venue in Corrientes city that serves as the primary stage for the annual National Chamamé Festival.

Plaza Mitre

The central public square in the city of Goya, featuring landscaped gardens and historical monuments.

Museo del Carnaval

Located in Paso de los Libres, this museum preserves costumes, photographs, and historical artifacts related to the city’s carnival traditions.

Soró

A sandy beach area on the banks of the Paraná River, characterized by its wide shoreline and river views.

Cine Hispano Argentino

A historic cinema and theater building located in the city of Mercedes, serving as a local cultural and performance space.

Cañada Fragosa

A natural viewpoint offering vistas of the local wetlands and marshland ecosystems characteristic of the region.