Tucuman Collection

FORTUNY, Francisco (19th century). The Congress of Tucuman from 1816. Constituent assembly that declared the Independence

Oak barrels and vintage wine bottles in the cave of the Bodega "Las Arcas de Tolombon" winery, Colalao del Valle, Calchaqui Valleys, Tucuman, Argentina

Vintage wine bottles in the cave of the Bodega "Las Arcas de Tolombon" winery, Colalao del Valle, Calchaqui Valleys, Tucuman, Argentina

A French Oak Barrel and vintage wine bottles in the cave of the Bodega "Las Arcas de Tolombon" winery, Colalao del Valle, Calchaqui Valleys, Tucuman, Argentina

The main facade of the Bodega "Las Arcas de Tolombon" winery, Colalao del Valle, Calchaqui Valleys, Tucuman, Argentina

Gaucho cowboys of the Tucuman, Argentina
Gaucho cowboys of the Tucuman, River Plate, Argentina. They wear striped ponchos and trousers, long hair in fur hats, carve wood with knives, while resting near their wagons

The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman, 16 Oct 1928
The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman built by J Samuel White & Co in Cowes, Isle of Wight, 16 Oct 1928. Tucuman was the second of three Mendoza class destroyers built in the United

Ufos / Moreno Ranch
An isolated ranch at Trancas, Tucuman, is the focus of UFO activity, seemingly hostile : other witnesses testified to six discs, illuminating the ground with their searchlights Date: 21 October 1963

General view, Tucuman, Argentina, South America
General view of San Miguel de Tucuman, northern Argentina, South America, with Independence Square in the foreground. Date: circa 1905

Gregorio Funes
GREGORIO FUNES Argentine historian, dean of the Santa Iglesia de Corodova del Tucuman. Date: 1749 - 1830

Claridge Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America
Claridge Hotel, Tucuman Street, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America. Date: circa 1945

AVELLANEDA, Marco Manuel (1813 - 1841). Argentinian politician. Governor of the Tucumᮠ province. Oil

ruins of Quilmes
World Heritage Site

Argentina, Tucuman, Tafi del Valle, Menhir Park

ARGENTINA. San Miguel de TucumᮮCongress of
ARGENTINA. San Miguel de Tucumᮮ Congress of Tucuman, representative assembly of the United Provinces of the River Plate, formed in 1816

Woman selling Empanadas, Argentina
Woman selling Empanadas (stuffed bread or pastry (baked or fried) - popular in many countries in Latin America) at San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina. Date: 1910s

Yellow-striped Brush-finch (Atlapetes citrinellus) adult, perched on branch in yungas forest, Tafi del Valle, Tucuman, Argentina

Congress of Tucuman
The oath of Argentinian independence is taken at the Congress of Tucuman

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Tucuman, a land of rich history and natural wonders. From the captivating artwork of Francisco Fortuny in the 19th century to the mysterious sightings of UFOs at Moreno Ranch, this province in Argentina never fails to intrigue. Deep within the Colalao del Valle lies the enchanting Bodega "Las Arcas de Tolombon" winery, where oak barrels and vintage wine bottles are stored in a cave. The aroma of aged wines fills the air as you explore this hidden gem nestled amidst Calchaqui Valleys. The winery's main facade is a sight to behold, inspired by Timbuktu's architecture in Mali. It stands proudly against Tucuman's picturesque landscape, surrounded by towering cacti and majestic cardon plants that add an exotic touch to its surroundings. As you venture further into Tucuman's heartland, you may encounter gaucho cowboys embodying their traditional way of life. These skilled horsemen reflect the region's proud heritage and offer a glimpse into its vibrant culture. But Tucuman isn't just about art and nature; it has played a significant role in Argentina's naval history too. Witnessed by many was the grand launch of the second Argentine destroyer named Tucuman on October 16th, 1928 – an event etched forever in local memory. General views across Tucuman showcase its diverse landscapes - from lush green valleys to rugged mountain peaks - offering breathtaking vistas that leave visitors awe-inspired at every turn. And let us not forget Gregorio Funes, whose contributions have shaped Tucuman into what it is today. His legacy lives on through his tireless efforts towards education and progress for all who call this province home. Tucuman beckons with its blend of history, natural beauty, and cultural richness. Explore its treasures firsthand and immerse yourself in an unforgettable journey through time and enchantment.