This is an open air street-museum that recreates the typical conventillos (housing projects) of the early La Boca neighborhood. Today, you can permanently enjoy a wide  exib...

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This Theatre is one the most famous lyric houses in the world. Inaugurated in 1908 with “Aida” lyric from Giuseppe Verdi, the theatre has hosted the most important artists of the century...

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A long time ago, freedmen were given small plots adjoining their owners’ premises so as to build their own houses. The house in San Lorenzo street, the only sample remaining in Buenos Aires...

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This is one of the biggest Japanese Gardens in the world. It is located within Tres de Febrero Park. The Gardens were created in 1967 by the Japanese community residing in this country...

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The National Library was founded in 1811 by the Primera Junta. As from that point on, its venues changed four times: the Cabildo of Buenos Aires (1810-1812), a building in the Manzan...

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Since the opening in 1918, the Municipal Riverside resort witnessed the splendour and the decadence of the “Costanera Sur” promenade. On foot, by car or tram, thousands of  ...

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On the facade of an old long house “conventillo” nowadays restored, a typical scena of La Boca was recreated be means of sculptures and paintings. It shows the balconies, foil fronts ...

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symbol of Buenos Aires city, the Obelisk was built in May 1936 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first foundation of Buenos Aires. It rises at the place where the Argentine flag ...

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This park is located in Palermo neighborhood, bordering Libertador avenue. It has more than 80 hectares full of aged forests. It was developed in 1874, promoted by the Presiden...

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This proposal was specifically referred to the areas of South Waterfront and the neighboring refilled lands. It was proposed for the refilled area to work on a park scale, integrating the...

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