Museo Regional Carlos Borgialli

Museums

Av. Piedra Buena 234, Puerto Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, Argentina

The Carlos Borgialli Regional Museum, located in Puerto Santa Cruz, Argentina, is a space dedicated to the conservation and dissemination of the historical and cultural heritage of the region. Its name pays tribute to Carlos Borgialli, a prominent historian and reference in the research of Santa Cruz's past.

The museum houses a varied collection of objects, documents, and photographs that narrate the history of Puerto Santa Cruz, from its first indigenous inhabitants to European colonization and the development of the city. Its exhibitions include archaeological pieces, elements of the daily life of the first settlers, navigation tools and testimonies about the presence of the Argentine Navy in the area.

In addition, the museum is housed in a building of historical value and offers guided tours, educational activities, and cultural events that allow visitors to delve deeper into the region's identity. It is an ideal place to learn about the past of this Patagonian town and its importance in Argentine history.