Sights in Concordia
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Museo Regional de Concordia
The Museo Regional de Concordia is in the Palacio Arruabarrena. The display is mostly about Italian immigration to the region, but there’s also some fine furniture, including a mirror that belonged to Urquiza. The interior is badly in need of restoration, but Concordia – hit hard by the economic crisis – has nowt in the bank.
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Castillo San Carlos
At the northeastern edge of town are the ruins of Castillo San Carlos, built by a French industrialist who mysteriously abandoned the property years later. French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry briefly lived in the building; there's a monument to The Little Prince nearby. There's no charge for wandering around the ruins.
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Museo Judío de Entre Ríos
The Museo Judío de Entre Ríos has three rooms detailing the arrival and struggles of the Jewish gauchos, their way of life and the Holocaust seen through the eyes of one who experienced it. There’s also a room for temporary exhibitions.
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Catedral San Antonio de Padua
The 19th-century Catedral San Antonio de Padua is the city's signature landmark. It's one of the region's more interesting cathedrals, with an ornate retablo (altarpiece) and stained-glass windows with scenes from the life of Christ.
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Palacio Arruabarrena
The Palacio Arruabarrena is a fabulous building, blending French neo-renaissance architecture with art nouveau touches. It contains the Museo Regional de Concordia.
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