Ancient pottery
Plains peoples.
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The Bicentennial Cultural Centre is a cultural complex at the heart of Santiago del Estero, one of Argentina's oldest cities, filling part of the old Government House with its historic facade and arcades after a complete interior restoration and new modern halls; it opened on 24 July 2010. It brings together the city's three main museums: the Historical Museum; the Museum of Anthropological and Natural Sciences, showing pottery of the ancient peoples of the Chaco-Santiago plains and regional fossils; and the Fine Arts Museum. It also has a large exhibition hall and an auditorium for concerts, shows and films. It opens Tuesday to Sunday in morning and evening sessions and closes Monday, for a token fee. Evening is the best time, when its facade is lit.
Plains peoples.
In the evening.
Regional painters.
Avenida Libertad 439, central Santiago del Estero
The Historical Museum, the Anthropological and Natural Sciences Museum and the Fine Arts Museum, plus exhibition and show halls.