Concordia
History
Concordia was founded in 1831 on the banks of the Uruguay River, in the province of Entre Ríos. Its location made it an important point for trade and communication between Argentina and Uruguay.
Over the years, the city grew around the river, agriculture and commerce. Today, Concordia is known for its historic heritage, thermal waters, citrus production and its connection to the natural landscapes of the Uruguay River.
Discover the history, culture and local life that make Concordia a unique destination in Argentina.
Major Sights
Concordia offers a wonderful combination of history, nature, river landscapes, and local culture. Among its most important attractions are the historic Castillo de San Carlos, the San Antonio de Padua Cathedral, and the scenic Costanera along the Uruguay River. Visitors can also explore the impressive Salto Grande Dam and Lake, enjoy the thermal waters, and discover the historic and natural surroundings of the city.
Must-see places:
Parque San Carlos
Plaza 25 de Mayo
Natural attractions
Concordia is surrounded by rivers, forests, wetlands, and peaceful natural landscapes. The Uruguay River and Plaza 25 de Mayo create beautiful scenery around the city, while San Carlos Park offers green spaces, trees and native vegetation. The area is also home to a variety of birds and wildlife, making it a pleasant destination for nature lovers.
Río Uruguay
National parks
The area around Concordia offers access to protected natural landscapes and rich biodiversity. Nearby El Palmar National Park is one of the region’s most important natural destinations, famous for its native yatay palm forests, wetlands, wildlife and scenic trails. It is an excellent place to experience the natural beauty of Entre Ríos.
Parque Mitre
Beaches
Concordia offers several riverside beaches along the Uruguay River, where visitors can relax, swim and enjoy the warm summer days. The beaches around Salto Grande Lake combine sandy shores, calm waters and natural surroundings, making them popular places for locals and visitors to spend time outdoors.
Playa en el río Uruguay
Culture
Concordia has a rich local culture shaped by its history, river traditions, agriculture and strong connection with the region of Entre Ríos. The city is known for its traditional architecture, local festivals, music, gastronomy and the friendly atmosphere of its neighborhoods. Its cultural identity is closely connected to the Uruguay River and the traditions passed down through generations.
Palacio Arruabarrena
Experiences
Concordia offers a variety of experiences for travelers, from exploring historic places and relaxing in thermal waters to enjoying nature, riverside landscapes and local gastronomy. Visitors can discover the city at their own pace, enjoy outdoor activities around Salto Grande and experience the relaxed lifestyle and hospitality of Entre Ríos.
Termas de Concordia.