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Entre Ríos

Entre Rios, which literally means "between rivers", is located in the south of the Mesopotamia, at the confluence of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers.

The Zárate Brazo Largo bridge and the Túnel Subfluvial Hernandarias, a sub fluvial tunnel linking Santa Fé and Paraná, which opened the way for land transportation across the Paraná river, together with the development of the MERCOSUR and its growing trade, have brought about significant changes to the volume of traffic and tourism in Entre Rios.

Colón

A province traditionally centered in agribusiness, it boasts a capital city, Paraná, sitting on the banks of the namesake river, with stunning natural beauties and a tourism center with varied accommodations, a casino and the possibility to go fishing and practice water sports.

Among the main tourist attractions we find the Parque Nacional El Palmar (El Palmar National Park), located near Colón, and General Urquiza's Palacio San José (San José Palace), close to Concepción del Uruguay, both on the Uruguay river.

El Palmar National Park

Another popular attraction worth mentioning that draws thousands of people, both locals and tourists, is the carnival celebrations held in Gualeguaychú and Gualeguay, cities situated in southern Entre Ríos.

Regional culinary specialties
Some traditional dishes are: Chupin (fish casserole) and river fish cooked in different styles.

TOURIST PRODUCTS

Paraná

Nature

Sun and Sand

Adventure Tourism

Eco Tourism

Fauna and Bird watching

Rural Tourism

National Parks

Sports

Sport Fishing

Polo

Snow

Golf

Culture

Tango

Religious Tourism

Archaeological Tourism

Cultural Tourism

Ethnic Tourism

Production Circuits

Carnival in Gualeguaychú

Special Interest

Hunting

Congresses and Fairs

Cruises

Theme Parks

Shopping & Gastronomy

World Heritage Sites

Thermal Springs

Youth Tourism

Incentive Tourism