Area officially unrecognized, characterized by the concentration of administrative and financial buildings and offices, which is culturally divided into three different areas: the Old Town, Avenida de Mayo and Avenida Corrientes.
It is the oldest part of Buenos Aires so it contains the oldest buildings in the city, besides other important heritage value, testimony to the history of the city and the country.
hub of nightlife in Buenos Aires, both locals people and tourists can walk all the time, entertaining with its artistic and cultural shows, book shop, tearroms or restaurnts.
It was the first and widest avenue of the Republic and in South America. Its stroke joins the Casa Rosada with the headquarters of the National Congress and throughout it, there are located various establishments and buildings, evidence of the influence of immigration on the Spanish city’s identity.
La Boca, emblematic neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires whose name was originated because there are the mouths of the Stream, which flow into the Rio de la Plata. With a particular architecture was the birthplace of many famous artists and enclosure the club Boca Juniors.
Palermo, the largest neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires, characterized by elegant houses and tree-lined streets, is divided not officially into: Forests and Lakes of Palermo, Small Palermo and Old, Soho and Hollywood Palermo.
1) Jardín Botánico 2) Zoológico de Buenos Aires 3) Sociedad Rural Argentina (SRA) 4) Monumento de los Españoles 5) Plaza Alemania 6) Jardín Japonés 7) […]
(Español) Barrio de elite, caracterizado por calles curvas y empedradas, numerosos espacios verdes donde viven familias de clase alta y famosos argentinos, en grandes casonas antiguas y mansiones, muchas de ellas, sede de importantes embajadas.
(Español) Palermo Viejo caracterizado por las construcciones de casas antiguas que con el tiempo fueron restauradas y hoy son recinto de artistas, bares, restaurantes y hostales juveniles. A esta parte del barrio se lo denominó Palermo Soho por su estilo bohemio. También coexiste una zona donde se instalaron las productoras televisivas conocida como Palermo Hollywood.
Puerto Madero is the last district created in the city of Buenos Aires. It is a very sophisticated and elegant area with tall buildings, restaurants and bars.
Recoleta is the most prestigious and aristocratic neighborhood of the city, characterized by its ancient buildings and French-style architecture. Place of Art Galleries, brand shops, fine restaurants and an intense life given by residents and tourists who walk by his glamorous streets.
San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in the city, which conserved the original architecture with colonial houses, ancient churches and cobbled streets with cobblestones. The area is characterized by the presence of antique shops and typical cafes and where the tango still resonates in every corner.
