à ≈ 30 minstade Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti- Distance
- 9,8 km

Residents along Avenida Rivadavia conduct their daily routines right beside the main square, where the metropolitan cathedral still holds its original quarter block.
The metropolitan church traces its position to the urban plan marked during the founding expedition from Asunción, when the main square parcel was reserved for parish worship. Jesuit brothers handled masonry and design for the early compound, relying on clay walls and timber supports. Prominent towers on the facade prompted locals to name the adjacent thoroughfare Calle de las Torres before colonial authorities ordered their demolition.
Rotting willow beams caused roof collapses, forcing the congregation and sacred statues to shelter at the Church of San Francisco. Municipal authorities chartered ships to Paraguay to import durable timber, commissioning Pascual Ramírez to rebuild the temple. Bishop Pedro Carranza reported leaking reed roofs to the Spanish crown, leading bishop Cristóbal de la Mancha y Velazco to request substantial expansion with multiple naves.
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