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Museum Diario La Capital: A Chronicle of Rosario's History

Explore Argentina's journalistic heritage at Rosario's Museo Diario La Capital, a captivating journey through the history of 'La Capital' newspaper.

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The Museo Diario La Capital in Rosario, Argentina, is more than a museum; it's a vibrant testament to the city's history through the lens of its oldest newspaper. Founded in 1867, the 'Diario La Capital' has been a key player in Rosario's social, political, and cultural evolution, and the museum offers a unique glimpse into this legacy.

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  • Sarmiento 763, Rosario, Centro, Santa Fe Province, S2000, AR
  • +54341422-8805

Local tips

  • Visit during the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience.
  • Check the museum's schedule for special exhibitions or guided tours to enhance your visit.
  • Take your time exploring the exhibits; there's a lot to see and learn about the local history.
  • Ask the staff about upcoming events or workshops related to journalism.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the heart of Microcentro, head east on Avenida Pellegrini until you reach Sarmiento Street. Turn left onto Sarmiento Street, and continue walking for a few blocks. The Museo Diario La Capital is located at Sarmiento 763 on your left. Look for the building with a prominent sign indicating the museum.

  • Public Transport

    Rosario's bus network is extensive, with numerous lines connecting to the city center. Check local bus routes to find the most convenient line that stops near the intersection of Avenida Pellegrini and Calle Sarmiento. From there, it is a short walk to the museum. A single bus ticket costs approximately ARS $1,177. Consider purchasing a MOVI card for easier use of public transport.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available throughout Rosario. A short taxi ride from a central location to the museum should cost approximately ARS $1,932 as a base fee, plus ARS $89 per kilometer. Ensure the driver uses the meter or negotiate the fare beforehand.

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Step into the heart of Rosario's past at the Museo Diario La Capital, a museum dedicated to preserving the legacy of one of Argentina's oldest newspapers. Founded on November 15, 1867, by Ovidio Lagos, 'La Capital' has chronicled the city's and the nation's evolution, witnessing wars, political upheavals, and social transformations. The museum's exhibits showcase original newspaper printings, historical photographs, and archival documents that illuminate Rosario's history and the lives of its people. Interactive displays reveal the evolution of journalism, showcasing the tools and technologies that have shaped the industry over time. Highlights include the manual printing press used for the first issue and a massive Goss rotary printing press from 1935. The Museo Diario La Capital also features a unique interactive editorial room where visitors can experience the world of journalism firsthand. School groups can explore the Ludoteca, a playful space designed to engage children with the newspaper's history through art, exploration, and games. The museum hosts educational programs, workshops, and special exhibitions throughout the year, further enriching the visitor experience.

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