The second settlement of Santa Fe occurred in 1660, when the city was moved to its current location on the banks of the Paraná River. By decree from the Spanish crown, it had to be laid out in exactly the same way as the old city. In 1673, work was begun on the church, the Iglesia San Francisco. With a guide, we toured the church, which contains a room with figures representing the signers of the Argentinean Constitution of 1853. We also toured several historical museums nearby.
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