Parque de España
A modern park and cultural center on the riverside terrace, with stepped plazas and red-brick arcades overlooking the Paraná. A former railway tunnel has been turned into exhibition space.
Parque de España was designed by Spanish architects and completed in 1992. Red-brick steps descend from the high ground all the way to the river, and the signature arcades and giant steps are good places to watch the river and the sunset. The Parque de España Cultural Center uses a 19th-century railway tunnel as exhibition and performance space. Admission is free. The park connects to the riverside promenade and the Monument to the Flag, making it good for an evening stroll.
Opening hours
Park open all day; cultural center galleries: check the official website for hours
Nearby sights
- Che Guevara's Birthplace
- Peatonal Córdoba & Paseo del Siglo
- Museo de la Memoria
- Museo de Arte Decorativo Firma y Odilo Estévez
- Rosario Cathedral
- National Flag Memorial
- Teatro El Círculo
- Costanera of Rosario