Missionary Museum and Museum of Natural Sciences of St. Joseph's School

Jansen 2115 Tel. 03496-420083
Open Mondays from 10 to 12 a.m. and Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 3 to 5p.m.

This museum comprises two halls harboring some animal species such as birds, mammals and snakes as well as prehistoric bones discovered in the area. Most of the exhibits are specimens of the local fauna, but there is also a specimen of an African lioness.
There is also a sector devoted to missionary issues containing a display of objects brought by the missionaries from different parts of the world, particularly from Japan, China and the Philippines.

Esperanza
Esperanza was the first agricultural colony in Argentina whose settlers were mainly of Swiss origin. It lies 37 away from the city of Santa Fe. In order to get there from this city, one must travel down national route No.11 up to its intersection with provincial route No.70 where Esperanza is located.