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Gualeguaychú
 Gualeguaychú - Marcelo Sola - welcomeargentina.com
 ituated in the southeast of Entre Ríos Province and head city of the department bearing the same name, Gualeguaychú is an ideal city to rest in an atmosphere of tranquility, security and beauty framed by attractive water mirrors and thick woods that provide different
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Gualeguaychú City has an attractive littoral landscape with a relief of low hills where the main touristic attraction is the coast of the Gualeguaychú River and the Uruguay River, that is to the South of the city.
The climate of the region is template with an average temperature of 18ºC, being the maximum temperature of 32ºC in Summer and minimum temperature of 5ºC in Winter.
You can get to Gualeguaychú from different cities in the country through National Routes Nº12, 14 and 136. From Uruguay, you can take "Libertador San Martín International Bridge" that links the city with Fray Bentos City in the neighbouring country.
One of the main local attractions, Gualeguaychú Carnivals takes place every summer. In January and February, you can enjoy "Carnaval del País", (Carnival of the Country) where you can observe procession parades that amaze with dances and songs along the streets.
By the river, the natural beauty that dresses the coast is increased by many beaches, the port and the Unzué Park with a thick and varied vegetation.
These places are chosen to practise water sports, fishing and amusing walks in the open air.
You can also visit the Boca Port in the junction of the Gualeguaychú and Uruguay Rivers, El Sirí Autochthonous Flora and Fauna Preservation Station, Itapeby Country House or the Ñandubaysal Beach and Camping located 17 km away from the city on the verge of Uruguay River.
Gualeguaychú has historical areas that contribute to the city heritage and are worth visiting- San Martín Square, Urquiza Square, San José Cathedral or cultural sites like the Magnasco Institute Museum, the Railway Museum, Andrade's House and Fray Mocho's House which are true evidence of the eager development of the city.
There is no doubt this city is one of the ideal places in Mesopotamia to enjoy peace and the gifts of the Gualeguaychú and Uruguay Rivers in a beautiful natural frame. 
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