
For most travelers Rio Gallegos simply represents the gateway to Southern Patagonia, but it is not an entirely uninteresting port town near the southern tip of Argentina. It’s most recent claim to fame, or infamy, depending on whether you ask an Argentine or Englishman, was its use as a military base in the Falkland Island war in 1982. One might be interested in viewing the monuments dedicated to the military personnel who served in the conflict. Rio Gallegos also offers some museums and architecture relating to its historical development as a boom coal town and sheep farming community settled by adventurous Brits and Chileans.
Neighborhoods in RÃo Gallegos: Near RÃo Gallegos,
Other places nearby RÃo Gallegos: Gaiman, Las Grutas, Caleta Olivia , BahÃa San Blas , Piedra Buena , Playa Union , Reserva Natural RÃa Deseado, Viedma and Carmen de Patagones , El Cóndor and Puerto Deseado.
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In RÃo Gallegos' oldest surviving building is Museo de los Pioneros. The house, built about 1890, was home first to Dr. Arthur Fenton and later to the Parisi family for 60 years. The six rooms
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Down along the city's seafront the low tide reveals marshlands and tidal flats stretching many kilometers south. Resting and feeding here are resident species like the Ostero Austral (Magellanic
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