Information about Posadas

In the year 1879, after diverse denominations, receives the final name of Posadas and on July 30 of 1884 is declared as the capital of the territory of Misiones. The activity of its central zone and the incessant building progress of its plant urban evidence its economic potential. Is the main point toward where converges the exit of the production to other centers of the country and other countries also. Is city of subtropical climate, watered by copious rains, with a landscape of exuberant vegetation that has been stopped by the civilization. The intense reddish tone of its land, characteristic of this province, sum its attractive to the colorful forest landscape. In the streets Bolívar, San Lorenzo and Colón, are grouped the majority of its commerce, in which the tourist will be able to acquire an extensive range of typical products and is full of modern and comfortable hotels. The International Bridge "San Roque Gonzalez of Santa Cruz", unites Posadas with the city of Encarnación (Paraguay), through the river Paraná.