Regional Museums

Chos Malal - Neuquén
Lookout of the Confluence: two contrasting rivers

The confluence of the Neuquén and Varvarco rivers offers a visual spectacle that blends the tones and currents of two contrasting landscapes.

Lookout of the Confluence: two contrasting rivers

Cipolletti - Río Negro
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

Cipolletti - Río Negro
Science and Library Full of History
Two unique institutions in the cultural life of the city are visited for the splendid buildings that house them and the valuable material they treasure.

Science and Library Full of History

Cutral-Có Plaza Huincul - Neuquén
"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

General Roca - Río Negro
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

Neuquén - Neuquén
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

Neuquén - Neuquén
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

Neuquén - Neuquén
Guardian of Treasures
Recently remodeled, the Gregorio Álvarez Museum displays its valuable archeological collection and represents a cultural space once again.

Guardian of Treasures

Zapala - Neuquén
Olsacher Fossil Museum

The museum is named after the Olsacher brothers, who settled in Zapala at the beginning of the 20th century. With a look at both the past and the present, the Olsacher...

Olsacher Fossil Museum

Rafting

Rafting is a team sport, in which all the crew members in the boat row and position themselves in a coordinated manner in order to balance their weight when going through the river rapids and keep themselves afloat.
The standard number of people allowed on the boat is from six to eight crew members, depending on the boat size.
Rafting beginners are recommended to remain in the center of the boat. Those who are somehow experienced and prefer to row may stay in front, whereas the most experienced generally stay at the back.