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National Capital Carnaval

Corrientes is the National Capital Carnaval parades take place in a carnival party Corsodromo and is considered among the best carnivals in the world next to Rio de Janeiro, Nice, Venice and New Orleans.It highlights the groups sapucay Ara Bera and also participate Arandu Beleza, Total Samba, Samba Baiano Show and Empire, among others.In the same locality also performed the so-called neighborhood carnivals seeking to keep the original spirit of the party who went missing after the magnitude reached by the traditional carnival.In Paso de los Libres is celebrated under the name Carnival Border and Integration due to the participation of Brazilians who are part of the various extras worth noting that the city has more extras than the neighboring ancient city of Uruguaiana (Brazil) and has with Sambodromo mounted for parades and the municipality is the organizer of the big event.

Cambacua Park

is one of the largest in the city. In this park, visitors can find a municipal cultural center, walking lanes, playgrounds, lanes for bicycles, roller skates and skateboards and handicrafts and food stores.On the waterfront are the seven tips that give name to the province of Corrientes (against them hits the Parana river and seven streams originate calls) on each item can be trips, banks, cultural centers and exhibition.Their entrances and are combined with the coastal walk north.It highlights in particular the Punta San Sebastian, a former settlement of a chapel bearing the same name.Today is a prime spot for walkers and photographers.The tip is extensive and advances several feet into the river.You have gazebos, plants, wide sidewalks and benches.

Vera Square

one of the smallest and newest of the city.Housed in the last block before the pedestrian Junin, where once stood the City Market building.It stands out as a meeting place for young buskers, street artists of sporadic and some cultural presentations the sum of the exemption from the pedestrian plaza, makes this point in the widest part of the pedestrian.On it converge bus stops, plus the front with a hotel, the intersection of Calle San Juan, of great cultural movement and a shopping arcade.

Mburucuya National Park

is a National park in Argentina.It is located in the north west of the Corrientes Province around 150 km from the city of Corrientes and covers an area of 176 square kilometres of the Ibera Wetlands.The area is important for the provision of water, the regulation of floods and draughts in the local region through its effects on the regional microclimate.Around 5,000 years ago the area was populated by indigenous peoples, in more recent times the area was occupied by the Guaraní who introduced the cultivation of maize, squash, beans, Cassava, cotton and yerba mate.When the territory was colonized by the Spanish many of the original settlements were occupied and substantially modified.The introduction of large scale agriculture saw the indescriminate deforestation of native trees.The creation of the national park occurred in the 20th century.After the 2nd World War Dr. Troels Pederson donated the territory for the creation of the national park.The objectives of the park are to maintain the environment and show the region in its historical context.

May 25 square

retains its original splendor source.It was "Field of Mars" gunship main center of the province during the time of Confederation.Around it is the civic center of Corrientes: Police Headquarters, 1900 Building was erected where before the council, government and legislature House, a building erected where once stood the cathedral, Rector of the UNNE; Palace of Revenue of the Province of La Merced Church promoted financed and built by the citizens themselves.

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