"Camila Quiroga" Museum

Repetto 1870 Bureau of Culture and Tourism
Tel. No. 03456-421363
Open Mondays through Fridays from 7 a.m. to 7p.m.

This museum was created in the month of January of 1978 and functions in the house in which Camila Quiroga, one of the glories of the Argentine theater was born. It houses objects relates to the foundation of Villa Libertad Colony (nowadays known as Chajarí) and its area of influence. One of its halls is devoted to archaeology and exhibits include arrowheads, stones, boleadoras and pottery belonging to the Charrúa Indian. There are also several objects related to the everyday life of the early immigrants as well as newspapers edited in the town from the beginning of the century, antique furniture and the study in which all the mayors of Chajarí were sworn into office.

Chajarí
Chajarí is 341km away from the city of Paraná down national routes No.18 and 14. Fifteen kilometers away from the city lies the Salto Grande lake which covers a surface of 78,000 hectares. It is used for the practice of water sports and there are beaches and restaurants on its shores.