"Carlos Anadón" City Museum

Congreso de 1816 No. 593
Tel. 03436-421063
Open Tuesdays through Sundays from 4 to 8 p.m.
and Saturdays from 10 to 12 a.m.

This museum was inaugurated on September 8, 1982, on the festivity of the Virgin of Aranzazu, patron saint of the city. It functions in a large house dating from the early 20th century that symbolizes the town's rich architectural heritage. It harbors collections of sacred art, clothing, musical instruments and sound-reproducing machines, weapons, watches cameras, ornamental objects, items for everyday use, a sector devoted to Indian archaeology paleontology, a photograph archive and a library of publications and newspapers. Also worthy of mentioning is a German winding musical box from the 19th century a virgin made by the Indians over 150 years ago and pottery and boleadoras('bolas') belonging to the Charrúa Indians.

Victoria
Victoria is 117km distant from the city of Paraná down provincial route No. 11. Located on the banks of the Paraná river it is known as the "city of the seven hills" because of its rolling landscape.