Audio Guide of Haedo House Museum

The museum is generally open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It is usually closed on Mondays. It is located at 406 Rivadavia Street, Gualeguaychú. We recommend confirming hours before your visit by calling +54 3446 431054 or checking the municipal website.

Admission is free, although voluntary donations are accepted to help maintain the heritage site. Advance reservations are not required for individual visits.

We recommend setting aside between 45 minutes and 1 hour to appreciate all the rooms. If you are interested in regional history, you can extend your visit by reading the informational panels.

This colonial mansion from 1822 was the residence of Governor Ruperto Haedo and stands as a testament to Creole architecture. Key decisions for the development of Entre Ríos during the 19th century were made here.

Weekday mornings have fewer visitors. Avoid national holidays if you are looking for tranquility. Any season is good, but in spring you can also enjoy its historic courtyard in bloom.

It has partial access: the ground floor is accessible, but the upper rooms require climbing stairs. Contact the museum before your visit (+54 3446 431054) to request specific assistance.

Less than 10 blocks away you will find: San Martín Square (historic center), Sugar Museum (272 San Martín Street), and Unzué Park. The Gualeguaychú Hot Springs are 15 km away.

Wear comfortable shoes (there are original wooden floors), ask for descriptive brochures at reception, and if you visit in summer bring water (there are no fountains inside). If you want to dive deeper, plan your visit to coincide with the guided talks announced on their Facebook page.