El Parador

This Parador very well placed, made entirely of stone by site Quilmes Ruins , was commissioned for 10 years before the Quilmes rejected what they considered an offense to their holy city, "exercising the rights granted to indigenous peoples in the management of cultural and archaeological heritage." From the year 2007 it was recovered by the Tourism Authority of Tucuman and closed to the public to comply with the constitutional reform of 2006 but is still held by the city without giving response to the requirements of their rightful owners.