Centro Cultural Los Arquitos
From water to art. Explore the ancient thermal baths transformed into the cultural heart of the city!
Originally built in 1821 as the city's first public bathhouse, the Centro Cultural Los Arquitos is a neoclassical gem and a national historic monument. Following a splendid restoration, this ancient hydraulic complex that once harnessed the region's hot springs swapped its tubs for the arts, becoming a fascinating venue that breathes history, creativity, and folklore in every single corner.
What awaits you?
19th-Century Hydraulic Architecture: Admire its beautiful archways, majestic courtyards, historic washhouses, and the mystical corridor of niches that once housed the private pools of the colonial and 19th-century elite.
Workshops & Artistic Expressions: Stroll through a living venue filled with painting exhibitions, theater plays, indie movie screenings, and live music or dance performances.
A Mystical & Photogenic Spot: Capture unique postcards rich in historic textures and local lore while enjoying a coffee in its peaceful, arch-lined courtyards.
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