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Monumento al Remero: A Tribute to Rowing in Tigre

A tribute to Argentina's rowing legacy, the Monumento al Remero stands proudly in Tigre, celebrating the sport's rich history and local clubs.

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The Monumento al Remero (Monument to the Rower) in Tigre, Argentina, stands at the confluence of the Tigre and Luján rivers, honoring the rowers who brought glory to the nation. Inaugurated in 1982, it symbolizes the rich history of rowing in the region and the contributions of local rowing clubs.

A brief summary to Monumento al Remero

  • Lavalle 13, Tigre, Buenos Aires Province, AR

Local tips

  • Visit during the Día Nacional del Remero (National Rower's Day) for local celebrations and events.
  • Take a stroll along the Paseo Victorica to enjoy scenic views of the Tigre River and the rowing clubs.
  • Explore the nearby Museo de Arte Tigre to learn more about the history of Tigre and its rowing traditions.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Monumento al Remero is located on the Paseo Victorica, a popular walking route in Tigre. From the Tigre train station, cross the roundabout towards the McDonald's. Continue along the Paseo Victorica, following the riverfront promenade. The monument will be on your right at the intersection of Lavalle street. The walk is approximately 10-15 minutes.

  • Public Transport

    From Buenos Aires, take the Mitre Line train from Retiro Station to Tigre. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour. Upon arrival at the Tigre train station, exit and cross the roundabout towards the McDonald's. Walk along the Paseo Victorica for 10-15 minutes until you reach the monument at the intersection of Lavalle street. A SUBE card is required for train travel; the fare is approximately $900 - $3200 ARS.

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The Monumento al Remero is located at the intersection of Lavalle and Paseo Victorica streets in Tigre, Buenos Aires Province. It was erected in November 1982 at the initiative of then-Mayor Ricardo Ubieto. The monument celebrates the rowers who have brought recognition to Argentina in the sport of rowing. These rowers were originally members of the various rowing clubs along the Tigre River. The monument features plaques and flags dedicated to the 15 historic rowing clubs of the Paraná Delta. The clubs represented include Buenos Aires Rowing Club, Tigre Sailing Club, Club Canottieri Italiani, and others. The monument serves as a gathering place for the community, especially during events like the Día Nacional del Remero (National Rower's Day). It stands as a testament to Tigre's strong rowing tradition and the ongoing efforts to promote and strengthen the sport in the region.

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