Outline

Its beginnings are attributed to a royal donation  registered around 1665, in the old  Pago de los Arroyos and nearby a humble chapel where an image of Nuestra Señora del Rosario used to be venerated. That concession gave origin to the building of a small colony, next to the  Paraná river, which happened to grow in a slow way.
However, there does not exist a foundation act of Rosario and, even though some people claim to have taken place in the year 1793, it is considered to be officially founded on October 7th, 1793. It was declared a city on August 3rd, 1852. 
This city is one of the main urban centres of the country.  Today, it shows the visitors its building progress and an urban plan that constantly modernizes and is characterized by its promenades and boulevards. 
Rosario has become a great commercial and industrial center. It is considered a first grade port, with large piers, and a point of convergence for a large quantity of the goods coming from the central and northern part of the country and Bolivia. It is worth seeing its trading dock and its grain elevators at work.
This urban development goes in accordance with its economic development that can also be  observed when walking along its avenues, promenades and parks; among which we can mention the Belgrano Park and Parque Nacional de la Bandera (the Flag's National Park), that encloses the monument in homage to our native insignia and its creator, the General Belgrano.  
Appart from all the above mentioned, it has to be added the excellent hotels, restaurants, discos, and theatres; attractives that turn it  into one of the main citites in the country.  

Architecture and Museums Shoppings Varied Spectacles and Nightlife Beaches and High Delta

Location

Province of Santa Fe