Santa Fe

Santa Fe or Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz is the capital city of the Province of Santa Fe and the eighth most populated city in Argentina. It is one of the most important cities in the Argentine Republic due to its history, culture, and contribution to national development.

Santa Fe has several prestigious faculties, as well as institutes and research centers, making it one of the country’s most important scientific and technological hubs. It hosts at least 14 research institutes with over 1000 people involved.

Santa Fe is a historic city

Not only because it was the first urban settlement in the Río de la Plata region and the first port city in the country, but also because it is the heir to a rich past and guardian of cultural traditions. Santa Fe is considered the Cradle of the National Constitution.

The city of Santa Fe has a large number of museums, both publicly and privately managed. It also boasts a wide variety of theaters and public and community libraries.

Santa Fe has a long and rich architectural history, with the Suspension Bridge being a historical and cultural landmark of the city. It is considered one of the most beautiful bridges in Argentina and has been declared a National Historic Monument.

Santa Fe’s gastronomy is diverse and extensive. Surrounded by rivers, it has preserved the tradition of eating fish since colonial times. Along its shores, there are restaurants specializing in every possible variety. Beer has also become a symbol of the city, particularly the liso, a serving of fresh, unpasteurized beer, which is regarded as the city’s signature beer style.