Museo de Ciencias Naturales Gesué Pedro Noseda

The museum exhibits extensive collections of extinct megafauna specimens, archaeological artifacts, and taxidermized animals representing the Pampean ecosystem diversity.

Founded on May 21, 1960, the museum began with the discovery of a glyptodont shell found in the Quequén Grande River banks by two local fishermen.

The institution maintains strong connections with universities and research centers, facilitating scientific investigations about regional archaeological discoveries and natural heritage.

The museum contains specialized rooms for paleontology, archaeology, taxidermy, and a 2017 addition showcasing local flora and fauna through detailed dioramas.

The archaeological collection documents over one hundred sites identified by founder Gesué Noseda, including discoveries from Cerro El Sombrero dating back 10,000 years.

Location: Lobería

Inception: 1960

Address: Alvear 181 B7635BWC

GPS coordinates: -38.16750,-58.78465

Latest update: March 20, 2025 09:53