San Miguel de Tucumán

　　    San Miguel de Tucumán is situated in northern Argentina and serves as the capital of Tucumán Province, the smallest province in the country. It is the fifth-largest city in Argentina. The city was founded by Spanish conquistadors in 1565 and relocated to its current site in 1685. Today, it stands as the most important city in northern Argentina.

　　    For many years, San Miguel de Tucumán has been one of Argentina’s most prominent cultural hubs and the birthplace of numerous notable figures, including the famous singer Mercedes Sosa, Argentine journalist and writer Tomás Eloy Martínez, and celebrated pianist Miguel Ángel Estrella. Attractions in the city that visitors can explore include the Tucumán Government Palace, Ninth of July Park, the Art Museum, Independence Square, and the Museum of Sacred Art. Each site offers its own unique charm and is well worth a visit—absolutely not to be missed.

　　    San Miguel de Tucumán Reason to visit: The fifth-largest city in Argentina Continent: South America [South America] Country/Region: Argentina [Argentina] Province/State: Tucumán Province [Tucumán Province] City: San Miguel de Tucumán [San Miguel de Tucumán]