Bicentennial Cultural Center

The Bicentennial Cultural Center features modern architecture with large exhibition spaces, performance venues, and multiple galleries spread across several floors.

The center was constructed to mark the 200th anniversary of the May Revolution of 1810, representing a cornerstone of Argentine independence.

Local and regional artists showcase their creations in dedicated exhibition halls, while the center maintains ongoing educational programs for community engagement.

The facility contains multiple workshop spaces, conference rooms, and performance areas that accommodate various cultural events throughout the year.

The building incorporates sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems, setting new standards for cultural institutions in northern Argentina.

Location: Santiago del Estero

Inception: July 24, 2010

Official opening: July 24, 2010

Address: Libertad Nº 439 - Santiago del Estero - provincia de Santiago del Esetro, (G4200CZE) - Argentina

Website: https://ccbsantiago.gob.ar

GPS coordinates: -27.78694,-64.26028

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26