Fito es Rosario y Rosario es Fito.

The Paseo del Siglo (“Walk of the Century”) is one of the most attractive tours in downtown Rosario.

By 1880, the western part of the city was a vast unpopulated area, mainly destined for the development of farms.

In 1881, the Galician immigrant Manuel Arijon acquired lands close to the Saladillo Stream. Shortly after, he founded the Saladillo Village, which took its name from this watercourse.

Originally, Alberdi was a town designed by Santiago Campbell and founded by Jose Nicolas Puccio. It emerged as a result of the tram engine line that connected San Lorenzo with Rosario, and the agricultural colonies in the south of Santa Fe.

Pichincha is named in honor of the battle for American emancipation and is a neighborhood that began to consolidate between 1915 and 1920, near Sunchales Station. Delimited by Salta St., Suipacha St., Del Valle Ave., Francia Ave., and Oroño Blvd., it originally became an area of intense brothel activity with numerous establishments on the main streets. During its heyday, it was characterized by great commercial and nightlife activity, with music, gastronomy, and street vendors.