Paseo Bosetti, Pedestrian cultural promenade in Posadas, Argentina

Paseo Bosetti is a pedestrian-only walkway in central Posadas running from Bolívar Street to Buenos Aires Street, with bus and taxi stops at both ends. It occupies the site of the former Mercado Municipal and links directly to the Palacio del Mate and the Lucas Braulio Areco Municipal Museum of Fine Arts. Panels by plastic artists line the walkway, and stalls are set up for artisans.

Paseo Bosetti occupies the site of Posadas' original Mercado Municipal, on land donated to the city by the Bosetti family. Its opening linked the Palacio del Mate with the Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes Lucas Braulio Areco through a single internal passage for the first time. Ordinance No. 50 of 23 May 1996 and Decree No. 529 of 31 May 1996 declared the Palacio del Mate and its adjoining work Historical, Cultural and Architectural Heritage of Posadas.

The promenade is named after the Bosetti family, who donated the land to Posadas. Panels by plastic artists line the walk, portraying the city's history and Misiones identity, and the Monument to the Matero by Gerónimo Rodríguez stands on the site. On weekends, artistic shows are staged among the craft stalls.

Paseo Bosetti runs from Bolívar Street to Buenos Aires Street, north to west, in the centre of Posadas. Bus and taxi stops stand at both ends of the pedestrian route, and the walkway links directly with the Palacio del Mate and the Museo de Bellas Artes.

The Monument to the Matero by Gerónimo Rodríguez stands on the promenade, which occupies the site of the former Mercado Municipal. The land was donated to Posadas by the Bosetti family, and the walkway was later revalued with artisan stalls and frequent cultural events.