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Allen’s Municipal Museum Its history, along with the great deal of cultural activities held in it, is a must for visitors to tour inside the venue. An ideal site to visit in the city. |
Allen’s Municipal Museum |
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Carlos Ameghino Museum and Peuser Palace To go to the Museum you must take Avenida Menguel towards circumvallation road and there turn right and enter to the rugby club where you access to the site of the Museum... |
Carlos Ameghino Museum and Peuser Palace |
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“Green Grass” and Dinosaurs That was the nickname given to Carmen Funes, one of the pioneers in this high plateau. The museum bearing her name today displays the main paleontological show in the region. |
“Green Grass” and Dinosaurs |
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Vintter Regional Museum Patagonian regional museums are excellent letters of introductionto learn about the origins and circumstances of the life of the peoples. |
Vintter Regional Museum |
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A City Icon The Paraje Confluencia historical and cultural center concentrates a great deal of the artistic activities organized in the city. It is worth a visit. |
A City Icon |
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Fine Arts National Museum The Fine Arts National Museum has opened its only branch in the provinces in the City of Neuquén. Important artists of international renown exhibit their work in the museum halls. |
Fine Arts National Museum |
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Guardian of Treasures Recently remodeled, the Gregorio Álvarez Museum displays its valuable archeological collection and represents a cultural space once again. |
Guardian of Treasures |
Fly Fishing
It is inevitable that we use passion to speak about fishing. A passion that invades each of us, anglers, in a different way, but usually by means of anecdotes or experiences.
Not only is fly-fishing passionate, but it also surpasses passion to such an extent that it is hard to put it into words. It can be told, like I am telling you at this very moment, but experience is and must be personal, always
These sports are considered adventure travel par excellence. Extreme ski consists of going down quite a steep mountain with nothing but your skis. People practicing this activity have to use this technique in its maximum expression, giving priority to safety rather than to downhill speed.