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City Guide: Tucuman

5 Top recommended hotels in Tucuman:

Sheraton Tucuman Hotel: Located in the heart of downtown, this luxury hotel offers stunning city views and world-class amenities.

Hotel Catalinas Park: Situated in a peaceful residential area, this hotel boasts a tranquil atmosphere and a beautiful outdoor pool.

Hilton Garden Inn Tucuman: Conveniently located near the airport, this modern hotel offers spacious rooms and a rooftop pool with panoramic views.

Hotel Sol San Javier: Nestled in the scenic San Javier hills, this charming hotel provides a serene retreat and easy access to natural attractions.

Hotel Bicentenario Suites & Spa: Set in a historic building, this boutique hotel combines elegant decor with a relaxing spa for a truly unique experience.

Why should you stay in Tucuman?

Rich Historical Heritage: Tucuman is known as the 'Cradle of Independence' as it was the site where Argentina declared its independence from Spain. History buffs can explore the Casa de Tucuman, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where this historic event took place. Additionally, the region boasts several museums, such as Museo Casa Padilla, where visitors can delve deeper into its rich historical past.

Stunning Natural Landscapes: Tucuman is blessed with natural beauty, offering tourists the chance to explore breathtaking landscapes. Adventure seekers can venture into the lush and verdant Tucuman Yungas, a subtropical rainforest, or hike the challenging trails of Cerro San Javier to enjoy panoramic views of the city below. The Quebrada de Los Sosa, a picturesque mountain gorge, is also a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

Vibrant Cultural Scene: Tucuman is a hub of cultural activities, festivals, and traditions. Visitors can experience the lively atmosphere during the Fiesta Nacional de la Independencia, a week-long celebration commemorating Argentina's independence, or immerse themselves in the local folklore at the Folkloric Ballet Pucara. The region is also known for its delicious cuisine, with traditional dishes like empanadas and locro that are sure to tantalize your taste buds.

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