Casa Museo Arturo Illia

The Casa Museo Arturo Illia contains three bedrooms, a dining room, bathroom, kitchen, and living room in an Art Deco architectural style.

Four thousand local residents contributed funds to purchase and furnish this house for Dr. Arturo Illia in 1944, where he lived until becoming president in 1963.

The museum preserves photographs, documents, and personal belongings of President Illia, presenting exhibitions about his dedication to public health and education policies.

Located at 181 Avellaneda Street, the museum offers guided tours explaining the social and political context of Illia's era through his medical office and personal spaces.

The medical consultation room maintains its 1960s furniture and equipment, reflecting the period when Dr. Illia provided free medical care to local residents.

Location: Cruz del Eje

Inception: November 15, 2003

GPS coordinates: -30.72319,-64.80544

Latest update: April 2, 2025 06:59