Provinces · The North
Tucumán
The country's smallest province: mountain forest, the Tafí valleys and the house where Argentina declared independence.
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Official alerts in Tucumán Checking…
Information from Argentina’s National Weather Service (SMN), National Water Institute (INA, rivers), Volcano Observatory (OAVV) and GDACS (UN and European Commission). Alerts are issued in Spanish. Before you travel, check with local authorities and Civil Defense (103).
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San Miguel de Tucumán
Where independence was declared
Quietest in January, February and June · 198,138 travelers a year
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What would you like to know about Tucumán?
Pick a question. Answers come from the data on this page.
The busiest months in Tucumán are July, September and October: expect more people and book ahead. The quietest are January, February and June.
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Based on San Miguel de Tucumán, from INDEC data.
To start with, in Tucumán:
- San Miguel de Tucumán · Where independence was declared
- Sacred City of Quilmes · The city that resisted
- San Javier Hills · The city at your feet
- Tafí del Valle · A green valley at 2,000 meters
Checking with the National Weather Service…
In Tucumán, as everywhere in Argentina, these numbers are free:
- 911Emergencies: police and ambulance
- 107Medical emergencies
- 100Fire department
- 103Civil Defense: floods, storms, landslides
- 106Emergencies on rivers, lakes and at sea (Coast Guard)
- 105Environmental emergencies
If you lose your passport, report it to the police and to your consulate.
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