San Miguel de Tucuman
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San Miguel de Tucuman is the capital city of The Tucuman Province, and the largest and most important city in the Northwest region of Argentina.
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Understand
San Miguel de Tucumán is an important historic spot in the country since the Declaration of Independence from Spain took place here on July 9, 1816. The actual place where this important event occurred is a colonial-style house known as "Casa Historica" by tucumanos or "Casita de Tucuman" by Argentineans from other regions.
Get in
By plane
On average, 4 daily flights depart from Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) in Buenos Aires to the Tucuman City Intl. Airport (TUC) located 12 kilometers west of Downtown Tucuman. From the airport, taxis cost approximately 10 pesos (roughly US$3.00. More information about flight times and rates at http://www.aerolineas.com.ar
By train
By car
By bus
Several bus companies provide services to and from Tucuman City. The city boasts one the largest bus stations in the country and it is located at walking distance from downtown and the main hotels.
By boat
Get around
See
Independence House: the most important tourist and historic spot in the city. Government House:
Do
Learn
Work
Buy
Eat
Budget
Mid-range
Splurge
Drink
Sleep
Budget
Tucuman Hostel was the first hostel to open in the city and is a great place to meet other backpackers, Argentine travellers and the friendly 'Tucos' who work there. Website: www.tucumanhostel.com
Mid-range
Splurge
Contact
Stay safe
Cope
Get out
External links
http://www.turismoentucuman.com
http://www.tucumanturismo.gov.ar/
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