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Updated Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · sourced live layer and versioned editorial content

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Should I visit Santa Fe?

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Climate normals · 2016–2025

When to go: Santa Fe month by month

Judged purely on 2016–2025 weather records, the friendliest months in Santa Fe are typically August, September and October, with average daytime highs around 20–25°C. January is usually the warmest month (average high 32°C), July the coldest (average low 9°C), and February the wettest (about 116 mm). These are long-run averages, not a forecast.

Monthly averages computed from 2016–2025 Open-Meteo historical weather records for this location. Long-run averages, not a forecast.
MonthAvg high (°C)Avg low (°C)Rain (mm)Sunshine (h/day)
January31.522.011411.9
February30.521.111611.3
March27.919.210910.1
April23.916.01148.3
May19.612.1767.4
June17.29.3377.8
July16.98.7497.4
August19.79.7408.9
September22.612.1459.7
October25.314.88410.2
November28.217.79911.5
December30.220.19712.2

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Past and future events in Santa Fe

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Past · documented context

Previously

  1. Founding of Santa Fe

    City founded on 15 November 1573 by Juan de Garay

Current public leadership

  • Maximiliano Pullaro

    Governor of Santa Fe Province (in office since 10 December 2023)

People associated with this place

  • Gerónimo de Santa Fe (fl. 1400–1430)

    Spanish Christian convert

  • Enrique Marzal Santafé (1940–2025)

    Spanish clothing designer

  • Saint Faith

    French 3rd century saint

  • Lionel Messi

    Professional footballer, born in Santa Fe Province

  • Héctor Cúper

    Football manager and former player, born in Santa Fe Province

Historical figures

  • Juan de Garay

    Spanish conquistador who founded Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz in 1573

Local business and employers

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01 · Questions

Questions about Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a city in Argentina. It lies in the province of Santa Fe at latitude ‑31.64881 and longitude ‑60.70868.

Present‑day economy

The local economy operates in the Argentine peso (ARS), the national currency, and aligns with the country’s broader market structures. Business communications are primarily conducted in Spanish (es‑AR), while multilingual capabilities in English, Italian, German, French and Guarani (gn) support regional trade and tourism.

With a population of 391,164 residents, the city provides a substantial labor pool for retail, services, and small‑scale manufacturing. Its position in the Santa Fe province and its location within the America/Argentina/Cordoba time zone facilitate coordination with both domestic and international partners.

Economic activity benefits from the city’s connectivity to national transportation networks, enabling the movement of goods and people across the province and beyond. The diverse language profile of the workforce further enhances its capacity to engage in export‑oriented sectors and attract investment.

02 · History

How Santa Fe took shape

What is Santa Fe?

Santa Fe is a city located in Argentina, specifically in the province of Santa Fe, at a latitude of -31.64881 and a longitude of -60.70868.

The city's name, Santa Fe, translates to 'holy faith' in English.

What is its history?

While specific historical details about Santa Fe are not provided, the city's geographical location and demographic information offer context.

What is its present-day economy?

  • The city's population is 391,164.
  • The local currency is ARS.
  • The official languages include Spanish, English, Italian, German, French, and Guarani.

Santa Fe's present-day context is informed by its population, geographical coordinates, and economic indicators.

03 · Arts

Arts and cultural life in Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a city in Argentina located in the province of Santa Fe. It had a population of 391,164 according to the latest available data.

What musical works bear the name Santa Fe?

  • “Santa Fe” by The Bellamy Brothers (1988 single).
  • “Santa‑Fe” by Bob Dylan (1967 song).
  • “Santa Fe” from Jon Bon Jovi’s 1990 album Blaze of Glory.
  • “Santa Fe” on Beirut’s 2011 album The Rip Tide.
  • “Santa Fe” featured in the Broadway productions Newsies and Rent.

What film and book share the city’s name?

  • “Santa Fe”, a 1951 Western starring Randolph Scott.
  • “Santa Fe”, a 1991 photo book by Kishin Shinoyama.

How does the present‑day economy relate to artistic activity in Santa Fe?

The city uses the Argentine peso (ARS), linking it to the national economy that funds cultural production. A population of nearly 400 thousand provides a domestic audience for music, cinema, and publishing. Multilingual residents (Spanish, English, Italian, German, French, Guaraní) create a diverse linguistic environment that can inspire varied artistic expression.

04 · Visit

Visiting Santa Fe

What is Santa Fe?

Santa Fe is a city located in Argentina, within the province of Santa Fe. It has a population of 391,164 residents and is situated at a latitude of -31.64881 and a longitude of -60.70868.

What are the key characteristics of Santa Fe?

  • The official language is Spanish, but English, Italian, German, French, and Guaraní are also spoken.
  • The local currency is the Argentine peso (ARS).
  • The city operates on the America/Argentina/Cordoba time zone.

Where can I learn more about Santa Fe?

For additional details, see the Santa Fe entry on Wikipedia or the GeoNames record for Santa Fe.

05 · Safety

Safety and practical guidance for Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a city in the Argentine province of Santa Fe. It had a population of 391,164 at the latest count.

What are the main economic sectors in Santa Fe?

Specific sector data are not listed in the static record; the city uses the Argentine peso (ARS) and operates in Spanish (es‑AR) alongside English, Italian, German, French, and Guaraní. For up‑to‑date economic indicators, readers should consult the provincial statistics office or the national institute of statistics.

How can visitors assess current safety conditions?

Static safety writing cannot provide real‑time crime rates, policing levels, or health‑care capacity. The dated safety calculator must be consulted for the latest risk scores. Official sources such as the Argentine Ministry of Security, the Santa Fe municipal police, and local health authorities are the appropriate references for current information.

Where can I find authoritative local data?

Because the present entry lacks localized safety statistics, users should verify details with the city’s official website, provincial government portals, and national statistical agencies. The Wikipedia article on Santa Fe offers a baseline overview: Santa Fe.

06 · Overview

Santa Fe, in brief

Santa Fe is a city in Argentina.

It lies in the province of Santa Fe and had a population of 391,164 according to the latest available count.

What characterizes Santa Fe’s present‑day economy?

The city conducts commercial activity in Argentine pesos (ARS), the national currency, and operates within the America/Argentina/Cordoba time zone. Business interactions primarily use Spanish (es‑AR), while the multilingual profile listed for the city also accommodates English, Italian, German, French, and Guarani speakers. These language options facilitate trade with both domestic partners and visitors who speak any of the six official languages.

AttributeDetail
CountryArgentina
ProvinceSanta Fe
Population391,164
CurrencyARS (Argentine peso)
LanguagesSpanish, English, Italian, German, French, Guarani
TimezoneAmerica/Argentina/Cordoba
Coordinates31.64881° S, 60.70868° W

With a population of over three hundred ninety thousand, the local market sustains a range of retail outlets, professional services, and small‑scale enterprises. The city’s position at the heart of the province links it to major transport corridors that move goods between Santa Fe and other Argentine urban centers. This connectivity supports the flow of agricultural products, manufactured items, and consumer goods through the city’s commercial sector.

Public and private institutions in Santa Fe conduct their operations in ARS and follow the national business calendar, aligning opening hours with the regional time standard. The presence of multiple languages in signage and customer service reflects the city’s openness to domestic migrants and international visitors, reinforcing its role as a point of exchange within the province.

For further reference, see the Santa Fe entry on Wikipedia.

Atlas FAQ Desk

Frequently Asked Questions about Santa Fe

Essential geographic, demographic, currency, and travel context verified from primary records.

01 · Q&A

Where is Santa Fe located and what are its coordinates?

Santa Fe is situated in Argentina at geographic coordinates -31.6488, -60.7087, with an elevation monitored in regional geographic surveys.

02 · Q&A

What is the population and time zone of Santa Fe?

Santa Fe has a recorded population of approximately 391,164 and observes the America/Argentina/Cordoba time zone.

03 · Q&A

What languages and currency are used in Santa Fe?

Official and commonly spoken languages in Santa Fe include ES-AR, English, Italian, German, French, GN, with ARS used for local transactions.

04 · Q&A

How can I check live conditions and daily updates for Santa Fe?

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