It is an impressive feat of colonial architecture and an interesting museum. The ceiling of the convent is especially amazing and a testament to the ingenuity of the pre-Hispanic people constructed the wooden masterpiece without nails and under gunpoint. Other highlights include the museum’s collection of colonial pistols and swords and a recreation of the first signing of the Argentine constitution.The convent also displays a chunk of door that bears the impressive claw marks of the mystical and mysterious “Santa Fe Tiger.
The historical museum is housed in one of the city´s oldest houses, a beautful building near the main square, Plaza 25 de Mayo. On display are portraits of the various governor´s of the town, as well as furniture and ornaments from the times when the house was inhabited.