It’s one of many green areas amidst the concrete jungle of Buenos Aires. This one is very well designed. It’s notable for its Rose Garden that also doubles as a Sculpture and Sculptors Park. An attraction is lake, home to geese and their goslings as well as a few ducks. The lake also has rentals for pedal boats that’s popular to children and families.

There are so many options to enjoy the day at this park. There are boats to rent as well as bikes. There is a lot of beautiful nature to enjoy, including the many geese running around. There are food and drink vendors available as well. The park is surrounded by a walking and riding track too. There is an outdoor gym available to use.

Such a gem to find in such a crowded and chaotic city. Def. visit!

I went, and I didn't like it much, to be honest. It was like going to an ordinary square, and nothing relevant happened—it was a bad experience. Moreover the grass is poorly maintained and the things they sell inside are a bit expensive which is quite unfortunate. Although it's open 24 hours, it's better to go on a weekend when it's hard to find parking.

Great Place for a relaxing time !!!

Iconic spot of Buenos Aires if you like nature, gardens, and specially roses this is the place to be at. Perfect place for Instagram profile photos. If you have time for arts you can visit the Sivori arts museum for a moment of calm and inspiration. But if you like to have a ride on board of a pedal boat you can rent one at a convenient price.

Gardens or Forests of Palermo. Large area of land that brings together several plazas and parks that includes an artificial lake, Lagos de Palermo, where you can rent pedal boats for half an hour or an hour. There is a large rose garden, paths, bridges, sculptures, and lots of green. Ideal for walking, resting, feeding the ducks and take many photos. In the surroundings there are streets closed to traffic where you can rent bicycles and pedal vehicles for adults and children. There are sales of water, soft drinks and snaks and it has public toilets.

It’s one of many green areas amidst the concrete jungle of Buenos Aires. This one is very well designed. It’s notable for its Rose Garden that also doubles as a Sculpture and Sculptors Park. An attraction is lake, home to geese and their goslings as well as a few ducks. The lake also has rentals for pedal boats that’s popular to children and families.

There are so many options to enjoy the day at this park. There are boats to rent as well as bikes. There is a lot of beautiful nature to enjoy, including the many geese running around. There are food and drink vendors available as well. The park is surrounded by a walking and riding track too. There is an outdoor gym available to use.

Such a gem to find in such a crowded and chaotic city. Def. visit!

I went, and I didn't like it much, to be honest. It was like going to an ordinary square, and nothing relevant happened—it was a bad experience. Moreover the grass is poorly maintained and the things they sell inside are a bit expensive which is quite unfortunate. Although it's open 24 hours, it's better to go on a weekend when it's hard to find parking.

Great Place for a relaxing time !!!

Iconic spot of Buenos Aires if you like nature, gardens, and specially roses this is the place to be at. Perfect place for Instagram profile photos. If you have time for arts you can visit the Sivori arts museum for a moment of calm and inspiration. But if you like to have a ride on board of a pedal boat you can rent one at a convenient price.

Gardens or Forests of Palermo. Large area of land that brings together several plazas and parks that includes an artificial lake, Lagos de Palermo, where you can rent pedal boats for half an hour or an hour. There is a large rose garden, paths, bridges, sculptures, and lots of green. Ideal for walking, resting, feeding the ducks and take many photos. In the surroundings there are streets closed to traffic where you can rent bicycles and pedal vehicles for adults and children. There are sales of water, soft drinks and snaks and it has public toilets.

expect a 15 to 20 minutes wait before getting a table. the restaurant and the service are nice, but to be honest i was still a bit hungry after having the main dish (Ramen).

The view is the best part of this place, but the rest was disappointing. We went there for lunch after visiting the Japanese Garden, expecting a nice tourist-friendly experience. The food was average at best, and the service was not good. No one spoke English, and the staff didn’t really try to help or understand, which was surprising for a place that clearly gets many tourists. I also asked if there were any discounts for garden visitors. They told me that if you reserve a table at the restaurant, you can visit the garden for free. But if you buy a ticket to the garden first, you don’t get any discount at the restaurant. That policy felt confusing and a bit unfair. In the end, the view was lovely—but everything else didn’t live up to it. The most important for the restaurant - the food and simply isn’t worth going there for.

Extremely overrated, the food was not the best… the rice, the service super bad, so impersonal for such as high price… I was told that it was going to be more tradicional, with the culture, the way they serve it…👎 And is even worst with the robot that it taking it so un personal… It feels like an ambience that want to pack with people with such high price compared to the other restaurants that are on the zone. No recommended at all. Bad service and not the best food for such as high price.

It's a Japanese themed restaurant with a nice view, but far from authentic Japanese cuisine. honestly disappointed, was expecting something much better and akin to what they are representing. The building is nice, well decorated and it has direct access to the Japanese Garden (日本庭). You're received and seat by a waiter. We ordered 2 entrees which were good. The main dishes however were lacking in flavor (miso ramen in particular). The desserts were also so-so, the matcha (green tea) ice cream flavor was bland compared to the real thing, yet times more expensive. The personnel were OK but they kinda rushed everyone to eat and get out, as fast as possible. So, as I said and by the score I'm giving. It wasn't awful, it was OK, but I was expecting much better, specially for the price. I think they could really do much better and are missing on providing a more real experience.

We were seated almost immediately, but waited for approximately 10 minutes before a server came to our table. It was extremely busy at that time of day so no worries. Food was good, but a bit pricey.

The service is brilliant, very attentive and friendly. They even have menu’s in English which is quite handy. The food is ok but nothing more than that really. Incredible presentation but the meat was rather tough and chewy for my dish (guydon) The dessert however was great.

I really liked this restaurant. I actually went with low expectations, wondering if it would be more of a gimmick because it’s inside the Japanese garden. But the food was excellent! Everything we had was so good. If you you’re lucky, you can get a table outside!

It's a really nice museum for modern art. They have different floors. On some they have exhibitions and on one they have the art from the museum. Depending on the exhibition it can be also nice to visit that. On the ground floor there is a shop!

I visited this museum yesterday and I really liked it. There seems to be different exhibitions going on all year, none of them permanent, but this is great maybe if you live in Buenos Aires and visit it often. I, as an exchange student, payed half of the entry fee and so did also my mother who is recently retired. The museum has 3 floors, where ground floor counts with the museum shop, a restaurant and maybe a cinema (didn’t really catch that). Open spaces and calm clientele. Really do recommend!

Not free, but good value. Very interesting collection upstairs. Awesome video as part of the special exposition when I visited. The main information panels are in both Spanish and English, which was greatly appreciated. The main or lower level contains an awesome collection of Latin American Art. Not just Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay, Brasil, were well covered. Including many famous artists from these countries. If you're a Freda K fan, there's a couple of nice ones. Overall, highly recommended. Well done BA !!

An excellent museum in a beautiful building with a nice cafeteria. We saw "Tercero ojo," a curated exhibition of superb Latin American works from the collection of MALBA founder Eduardo Costantini, and a temporary exhibit of Liliana Porter's work. A very pleasant and happy memory. Highly recommended.

I bought the ticket online the same day and I didn’t need to wait to get in. It was a pleasant surprise to enjoy a very modern and easy museum with a very good selection of Latin-American Art from well known artists like Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera

We enjoyed the exhibit. Especially the detailed Skull with all the different scenes made of play doh in the skull!

Some cool pieces but two of the three floors were closed when we went. I wish they would have highlighted that at the beginning. Went on a Monday and it was not too busy

This museum is not free.You have to pay $5,000 peso to enter. But its exhibitions include a great variety of artwork, not only fine art. I enjoyed my visit.

The museum has a very impressice and beautiful collection.. We have visited it on Saturday and it was free for visitors. Wonderful experience.

I expected more from a national museum. The building looks impressive from the outside, but the collection inside feels surprisingly limited and a bit underwhelming for a “Museo Nacional.” There are some good pieces, but the overall experience doesn’t really match the scale or potential of the place. The backpack policy makes the visit worse than it needs to be. You’re required to wear your backpack on your front, which is uncomfortable and actually makes it easier to trip or bump into things while walking through the galleries. It feels like a rule made without thinking about basic safety or visitor comfort. Worth a short visit if you are nearby and have time, but it didn’t feel like a must-see or a world-class museum experience.

It is free to get in. The workers are very kind and the art is breathtaking. This is the nicest museum I’ve ever been in. It’s close to a very active park right next-door that has fun lies, and everyone plays soccer. You should definitely check this place out.

The museum’s 2nd floor hosts modern arts similar to MOMA in NYC but in smaller scales. The first floor hosts some interesting artifacts from around the world. Entry is free. Worth visiting.

​It was a wonderful surprise to find works by Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, including Monet and Cézanne. Its not big but we'll laid out.

Honest Frequent Traveler Review: This is a must when you are visiting BA, entrance is free and you can contribute voluntarily. Several masterpieces, open spaces and cozy ambiance. The area around the museum is also an attraction. Check the website as they have activities scheduled weekly

A mixed bag, but more negatives than positives… ❌ Extremely overpriced unless you’re an Argentine citizen. There’s no free entry and it’s super expensive. ❌ The staff are some of the rudest least helpful people I’ve ever come across. ✅ It is an interesting place to look around, even though as a European most of the famous people were not famous to me. ❌ The state of some of the graves is disgusting, they are literally being used as rubbish dumps with empty paint cans and plastic bags dumped on top of coffins. I have no idea how they are spending the exorbitant entrance fees but it’s not on respecting the dead who are buried here.

I love visiting cemeteries when visiting large cities, as they give great insight into the history and culture of the people. This cemetery is spectacular. I joined an English guided tour with Victoria, who was engaging and funny, recounting both the stories and the folklore that had built up around some of the mausoleum. Absolutely fascinating. A great way to spend 2-3 hours.

This is a must visit spot but I recommend getting a local guide as it is all rather meaningless with proper explanations. The mausoleums are a walk through the history of Argentina and of course you can see its most famous inhabitant - Eva Peron though her mausoleum is one of the least impressive of the lot. We spent a couple of hours here with a guide that we hired at the entrance.

We visited the Recoleta Cemetery and were truly amazed by how fascinating and beautiful it is. We had never seen anything like it before! Every tomb and monument has its own unique style, and walking through feels like exploring an open-air museum full of history and art. The atmosphere is peaceful yet impressive, and we were incredibly impressed by the details and architecture throughout. Definitely a must-see when visiting Buenos Aires!

A really unique place and well worth a visit. It feels more like an open-air museum than a cemetery, with amazing sculptures, grand tombs, and a lot of history. Many well-known figures are buried here, and there is a mix of old and some surprisingly modern designs. Some parts are quite run down though. A few tombs have been left to crumble and look half-collapsed, which is a bit sad to see. The entry fee for foreigners is ARS 18,000 per person, which is pretty steep for Argentina. Hopefully that money is being used to help with maintenance. Still, a memorable spot and a must-see if you are in Buenos Aires.

The cemetery is beautiful and the idea is great, but that there are different prices for equal humans is racist. The price for "foreigner" is 4x times higher then the normal price. Lots of construction with lots of yellow barks everywhere... Lots of rubbish in the Graves and around... Maybe someone should clean it for this entry fees. Bring lots of cash, cause they just accept cardpayment.... Which isn't progressive cause the ones from Europe don't work...

Recoleta Cemetery is a must-visit in Buenos Aires, offering a fascinating mix of history, art, and architecture. The elaborate mausoleums and intricate sculptures make it feel like an open-air museum rather than just a cemetery. It’s the final resting place of many notable figures, including Eva Perón, which adds to its historical significance. The entrance fee is around $17, which feels a bit steep for a cemetery, but if you appreciate history and architecture, it’s worth it. The layout is like a maze, so I’d recommend using a map or joining a guided tour to fully appreciate the stories behind the tombs. Overall, it’s a unique and hauntingly beautiful place, but the high entrance fee and occasional crowds knock it down a star.

This is a cool part of the city. Many bars and cafe option. Food is very good.

Nice place to visit

Great atmosphere.

Very cool street, with a lot of bars and restaurants. The marked they have during the weekends at worth visiting.

Nice to walk around, perfect to go during the weekend since you will find a fair full of hand made things. Also it’s nice to have a drink or a bite.

I quite like the lightbulb art and the matchstick man here... Plenty of cafes but I prefer the burrito, taco place around the corner on Serrano street

Nice street for take a walk till you come to plaza Serrano and there is where the fun start🤘

4⭐️ for the building, 5🌟 for concert performance of I Puritani, 2⭐️ for the producers who reduced a great opera to a concert 👎👎👎 Indeed it is a very very very poor decision for reducing an Opera to a concert, no matter how good the orchestra and chorus are. AT THE PRICE CHARGED, BUENOS AIRES DESERVE A FULL OPERA!!!! Janet Pratt, who sang Elvira, is an OUTSTANDING OPERA SOPRANO 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. She managed to act despite the concert setting. SHE IS ALSO VERY EMOTIVE IN HER SINGING…. WOW 👏👏👏👏👏 IT IS TOO BAD, Teatro Colon stifled / MUTED HER TALENT by this concert concept to showcase an opera…..REALLY REALLY BAD DECISION. 🏛️ Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon is indeed one of the great opera houses in the world. .*** The building is a unique Ecclectic-Neoclassical architecture built at the turn of the 20th century. *** Acoustics is fantastic, the stage is large, the theatre is well designed. ISSUES: 👎 the boxes, meant for 4, is cramped with 6 seats 👎👎👎 the restrooms are very small, they need serious updating

Visited here as part of a guided tour. There aren’t many tours in English, and their timings didn’t suit my tight schedule, so I opted for a tour in Spanish. Although I couldn’t fully understand the narrative, I fully appreciated the stunning architecture, stained glass, statues etc. Everyone talks about the amazing acoustics, so the tour left me wanting to return to see a performance.

Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón is arguably the world's most spectacular opera house, offering an experience that transcends mere performance. Stepping inside, one is immediately enveloped by the stunning, opulent architecture - a lavish blend of Baroque, Renaissance, and academic styles featuring rich velvet, gold leaf, and vibrant frescoes that transport visitors to a bygone era of grandeur. However, the true marvel lies in its legendary acoustics, scientifically proven to be among the five best globally, ensuring that every note, from the softest whisper to the most powerful crescendo, reaches the audience with flawless clarity and balance. Attending any event here, whether opera, ballet, or classical concert, is a profoundly moving cultural rite that confirms the Colón's status as a beacon of artistic excellence and historical splendor.

Great experience for the theater built in 1908. I do recommend the tour if you have 1 hour to spend. It's a nice mix of history and time for taking pictures of different areas of the theater. This includes going into one of the balconies as well. I suggest purchasing tickets in advance. We walked up and had to get tickets that were for 2 hours later.

Absolutely breathtaking! The Teatro Colón is one of the most beautiful theaters I’ve ever visited. I saw the ballet Onegin here, and it was a truly unforgettable experience - stunning performance, perfect acoustics, and an incredible atmosphere. The audience was so passionate and emotional - I’ve never seen anything like it in any other country. A magical evening in Buenos Aires!

This Theatre by far stands as one of the best architecture art in the world. The theatre is even better than that of Garnier Palace, of Paris in my opinion. From seating, to classic environment, acoustics and the artistic architecture of the stage and the balconies. The sealing is another wonder and the atmosphere was amazing. I would definitely put this one as one of the best and most beautiful theatre and definitely stands as one of the top 3 theaters in the

The english guided tour is hard to book from their official online site. So my wife and I just went to the theater to try our luck second time this morning, we got our tickets over the ticket office. I had my doubt since I had been in couple of top opera houses in Vienna, but It was worth it. The internal decor is fine with baroque style since there are architect from France. The present Colón replaced an original theatre which opened in 1857. During the tour we had chance to hear female soprano rehearsal for 5 minutes which is huge bonus as I see it, then I could hear clearly pure and beautiful sound at back of the theater. I really wish I could have a chance to listen to a real opera here.

The view is great both during day and night time. We were lucky to be able to see it form the balcony of our hotel.

It’s a towering symbol of Buenos Aires. Erected in 1936, it’s a commemoration of the quadricentennial of the founding of the city. Through its short history, it has been used to express the city’s sentiments such as *** the capping of its tip with condom during one year of World AIDS Day or *** during a launch of Germany-Argentina cooperation. It’s also the site of Argentina’s Celebration of a recent World Cup Football Championship by the national team.

It is a national historic monument and icon of Buenos Aires. Located in the Plaza de la República. Erected in 1936 to commemorate the quadricentennial of the first foundation of the city. Its height is 67.5 metres (221 ft), and 63 metres (207 ft) of these are up to the initiation of the apex, which is 3.5 by 3.5 meters (11 by 11 ft). It can be seen from far away in the city. Very crowded level terrain, lots of walking though. Cafes and restaurants available. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen.

Beautiful! Now you can acess and view the city from top of the Obelisco, the entire month of November booked so I couldn't get tickets

Beautiful by day, and also by night. You can take photos in front of the BA sign, or across the road from the raised viewing platform.

Similar in look to the Washington Monument but half its size, the 235' tall concrete and white stone Obelisco of Buenos Aires was completed in 1936. Built to commemorate the city's 400th anniversary, it was completed in only 31 days! There are viewing windows at the top with staircase access only, but it was never open to the public for some reason. An ugly chain link fence surrounds the base, erected to deter vandalism. Way back in the day, some people broke in and spilled paint from the windows at the top. OVERALL: While it's nothing but a landmark with a wasted viewing platform, photo ops are good because of two tall bushes cut to form the letters "B A" that fronts the oblisque.

Beautiful monument in the center of Buenos Aires that I recommend visiting at night.

Metropolitan cathedral Buenos. One of the most beautiful places on earth. I have seen people drawing, some praying, some capturing photos and some crying in worship. It's beautiful. Love you Argentina from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

While it’s history traces back to late 1500s when Jesuit friars constructed their first church using mud, wood and adobe, the present day building 3rd cathedral) was built in the late 1770s without the facade… The facade was completed in the early 1800s just before or around the independence of Argentina. As is today, this is a typical Neoclassical architecture. Simple flat lines, simple columns. Certainly none of the ostentatious decorations of the Baroque or Spanish Baroque, nor the grandeur of the Renaissance. Elegant and sturdy building nonetheless. The interior has a grand nave and aisles. High rounded ceilings. There are the typical idols as one expects from the catholic organization. This was once the seat of archbishop Bergoglio, before he was elected pope and called himself Francis. THERE ARE TWO NOTABLE FACTS about this place. 🏛️ 🏛️🏛️ this is when the remains of General San Martin lay. He is considered one of the founding fathers of Argentina who led during the May Revolution of Independence. His remains were brought from France in 1880 and placed in a mausoleum. 🎨🎨🎨 the other is a Sculpture of Barefooted Man Wrapped in Blanket on one side of the pillars near the high altar… titled “Cristo de Los Pobres”.

One of Buenos Aires’ most iconic landmarks, this building houses the tomb of the great liberator José de San Martín. Majestic in scale, its architecture stands out from other colonial cathedrals in Latin America. Inside, you’ll find touches of Latin American-style baroque decoration. You’ll likely pass by it while exploring the city, and it’s well worth taking 15–20 minutes to step inside and visit.

Stunning and such a treat to visit the Cathedral of Pope Francis while he was in Buenos Aires. However, the website isn’t clear and being so outdated, difficult to navigate on mobile phones. This made finding mass times difficult. Here is a photo of the printed list of mass times, visiting hours and confessions found outside the cathedral doors.

It is located in the city centre, overlooking Plaza de Mayo in the San Nicolás neighbourhood. It is the mother church of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires and held the rank of Primatial church of Argentina from 1822 to 2024. The cathedral was declared a National Historic Monument in 1942. The Cathedral of Buenos Aires is a Latin cross building with transept and three-aisles with side chapels connected by corridors. Fair bit of walking around under shade. Popular store with tourists. Great place for photography. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen. Lovely interior and external craftwork.

Beautiful church, free to enter. Worth while tot pop in if closeby to see Casa Rosado. Was there at 16:45-ish and saw a ‘changing of the guards’

Beautiful cathedral, building is well maintained and it's very inviting. Worth stopping in to look at if you're nearby.

Casa Rosada is a must-visit in Buenos Aires! The iconic pink presidential palace is not only beautiful but also rich in history. The free guided tours provide fascinating insights into Argentina’s political past and the stunning architecture inside. Even if you don’t go inside, the view from Plaza de Mayo is impressive, especially at sunset. Highly recommend for history buffs and photographers alike!

It is a striking, pink presidential palace and government headquarters of Argentina, located in Buenos Aires, presiding over the historic Plaza de Mayo. Known officially as the House of Government, it serves as the official workplace for the President of Argentina and is a significant historical landmark, famous for events like Eva Perón's addresses from its balcony. It is considered one of the most emblematic buildings in Buenos Aires. Current President apparently only uses it for official functions. Very popular place, lots of tourists and locals. Easy terrain, lot of easy walking. Fee charged for entry. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen.

Housing the Presidential Offices, it’s the seat of Executive Power of Argentina. It’s an imposing palatial Italianate architecture (a spin off from Italian Renaissance) at the back end of Plaza de Mayo. 🏛️🏛️🏛️ The building (finished in late 1800s) seats on a historically important fort that was built by the Spanish crown back in the 1500s. Casa Rosada is unusual in its pink color. *** One version of the story is, the color is an attempt to neutralize colors of political parties. *** The other is a more architectural one: the original government house was painted with white combined with animal blood. Blood seals the paint to protect the building from humidity (the palace sits on a swamp area of the city). The Pink color becomes very strikingly vivid at night when the palace is very well lit. 🏛️ In front of Casa Rosada is the equestrian statue of General Belgrano, one of the leaders of May Revolution of Independence. 🏛️ at the foot of the monument is Buenos Aires’ COVID Memorial for those who succumbed to the pandemic. Names of the departed are painted or engraved on the pile of stones.

The Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires is an absolutely beautiful place! It’s full of history and culture, with stunning and well-preserved architecture that truly stands out. The building is elegant and impressive, located in an excellent area surrounded by a lovely park and many nearby attractions. It’s definitely a must-visit spot in the city a true symbol of Buenos Aires’ history and beauty!

Stunning venue for both history and architectural features, presiding over the historic Plaza de Mayo. Known officially as the House of Government, it is the official workplace for the President of Argentina (remembervEva Perón balcony?). It is valued as one of the most emblematic buildings in Buenos Aires, go at 7PM each day for the roll down of the flag

The Casa Rosada stands as the undeniable, iconic heart of Argentine political history, instantly recognizable by its distinctive, soft pink facade that dominates the eastern side of the historic Plaza de Mayo. More than just the official seat of the President, this architectural marvel - a blend of Italianate and French elements - is a powerful symbol of national governance, having been the silent witness to countless pivotal moments in the country's turbulent and fascinating narrative. Its commanding presence, especially when viewed against the backdrop of the city, evokes a sense of enduring authority and historical weight, inviting visitors to reflect on Argentina's rich democratic journey. Seeing this landmark up close provides an essential connection to the nation's identity and its public life.

On my previous trip to Buenos Aires before C-19, you were allowed to go inside. They had guided tours. I believe they have stopped this now. However, it is still worth going to see the exterior of this historical building. Throughout the history of Buenos Aires, the location of Casa Rosada was the seat of various successive political authorities who governed the country. The first thing you are likely to notice is the distinctive colour. It was from the balcony here, at the presidential palace, that Eva Perón famously addressed the throngs of impassioned supporters packed into Plaza de Mayo.

Plaza de Mayo is a beautiful area to explore during the day — it’s one of those places where the history and architecture really come alive. The square itself is surrounded by stunning buildings, from the Casa Rosada to the various museums and government houses, each with its own character and charm. I was pleasantly surprised that many of the nearby sites seemed open and free to enter, which made it easy to wander in and take a closer look. It’s a great spot to stroll, take photos, and soak in the mix of old-world grandeur and the energy of modern Buenos Aires.

Really beautiful (even more so when lit up at nighttime) and has a really relaxed and charming atmosphere. The square is big allowing for space to enjoy the surroundings. Really worth a visit when in the area.

I went around sunset and I thought it was very picturesque. It is worth the trip down there. You can go on and off the bus with a touchless credit card. Also, the Catedral is down in the square as well, but I wrote that up separately.

We had a lovely time walking around this area as there is lots of historical buildings to see. We also walked a long the river and stopped for refreshments along the way.

The plaza with the monuments and buildings is lovely to see. For sure a must see, when you’re in Buenos Aires.

A lovely plaza where locals protest the government in power. Also has a fitting memorial to the thousands that died of COVID. It’s very Euro like in its massive monumental architecture.

Plaza de Mayo is the most iconic and most historical square in Buenos Aires. The place is a hollowed ground of the May Revolution of Independence from Spanish Colonialism. The various structures in the plaza are many symbolisms of the life and aspirations of Argentina. These symbolisms are probably most visualized at night when the plaza is very well lit. 🏛️ The Pirámide de Mayo, whilst not the shape of a classic pyramid, is a towering symbol of freedom. The statuette of La Liberté stands atop. This is the central structure in the plaza. 🏛️ The Monumento al General Manuel Belgrano is an equestrian statue honoring one of the founding fathers of the Argentine Republic. 🏛️ The base of the Belgrano Statue is a true modern day memorial, locally known as the “Stones of Remembrance” COVID Memorial. Each stone is engraved with names of the departed from the pandemic. 🏛️🏛️🏛️🏛️🏛️ The most iconic is of course Casa Rosada, the Palace of the Offices of the President. It’s a most impressive Italianate architecture, an offspring of Italian Renaissance. Other notable buildings around the plaza. 🏛️ the Metropolitan Cathedral, which is a bit like a more expansive version of La Madeleine (Mary Magdalene Church) in Paris. It was the seat of then catholic archbishop Bergoglio years before he was elected pope. 🏛️ the Museo Nacional de Cabildo is a designated museo of Argentinian heritage. It’s one of few colonial buildings in Buenos Aires. It’s a Spanish Baroque architecture. 🏛️ Banco de Nación de Argentina (Central Bank of Argentina) is a newish building from the 1930s, replacing the old edifice. It’s a Neoclassical architecture.

My name is Bruna Moreira, founder of @verenacafe, a speciality coffee brand in Brazil. I absolutely love Mafalda! If you’re also a fan of this iconic little girl created by the Argentine cartoonist Quino, then visiting her statue in Buenos Aires is an unforgettable experience. Mafalda is not just a comic strip character; she represents an entire generation that questioned the world with humour, irony, and a lot of intelligence. You’ll find her sitting quietly on a bench in the neighbourhood of San Telmo, one of the most charming and historic districts of the city. The statue is actually quite small, only about 80cm tall, but it’s full of meaning. She’s not alone either — her friends Susanita and Manolito are also there to keep her company. The exact spot is at the corner of Chile Street and Defensa Street (Defensa 700, if you want to type it directly into Google Maps). If you’re visiting the famous San Telmo Sunday Market, you can easily walk there in less than ten minutes. A lovely curiosity: Quino, Mafalda’s creator, once lived in this very neighbourhood, so placing the statue in San Telmo is more than symbolic — it’s a tribute to the history and roots of Mafalda herself. And trust me, when you finally see her, you’ll instantly feel like you’re reconnecting with a childhood memory or a page from a comic book. As for souvenirs, San Telmo is also a great place to find Mafalda-themed items. Around the square and along Defensa Street, you’ll see small shops and stands selling mugs, magnets, notebooks, T-shirts, and even miniature statues of Mafalda. Some official stores also sell high-quality products, so if you’re a true collector, it’s worth looking for licensed merchandise. My tip? Go early or during the market day, take your time wandering around San Telmo, snap a picture with Mafalda on her bench, and then bring home a souvenir to keep this adorable character close to you. It’s a little piece of Buenos Aires and a lot of heart from Quino’s timeless creation.

Nice pics to take with family and kids !!! Big presence of tourists and many others statues to take pics too ...

Beautiful bench with Mafalda, Manolito y Susanita. You feel like a real friend, among such great characters in historical San Telmo

Cool place to take a photo. I did the walking comic trail after, which was fun and a great way to see more of the city. Please note, that some of the sculptures have been moved, so the map is not up to date. I did make the mistake of going on Saturday and had to queue for a while (only for Mafalda). Try and go during the week instead.

It was a newspaper comic with a social satire. In my visit was in renovation.

They have changed the original statue for this version. Despite of this, place has constantly long lines just for a picture, mainly families. At the stores nearby we can get any kind of souvenirs and small gifts with Mafalda on them.

My family and I went to visit the El Telmo neighborhood and the only thing we took advantage of was taking a picture with Mafalda, as the neighborhood was very empty, without stores and with several reforms. If you go during the week, I don't recommend spending your time there, as even the antiques fair was not open (if it still exists). Not to mention that the neighborhood appears to be more dangerous than the center, so don't walk alone, always go with someone and especially at the beginning of the day so you don't run the risk of returning at night.

One of the most distinctive and iconic football stadiums in the world. The 'Chocolate Box' is instantly recognisable with it's super steep 3 tiered stands and bright colours, while keeping it's 'old school' feel. It's a must visit if in Buenos Aires, and if you made it all the way out to La Boca, you may as well do the stadium & museum tour if Boca Juniors are not playing. Make sure and buy your tickets just inside under the club crest and not from other 'vendors'. Also, do not wander too much away from the stadium or El Caminito, as it can be a bit dodgy, and especially not after dark. The tour is not only informative but the guides are fun with jokes and back stories. Every time I have visited this city, Boca have been playing away or I couldn't get a ticket, so I have yet been unable to sample the electric atmosphere these fans are famous for. When I do, it will get the 5 stars. Definitely worth the trip out here anyway - what a great club!

We visited during July vacation period in Argentina so the lines were pretty unreal. I wanted to buy my children Boca Jrs jerseys so asked to enter the store without waiting in the massive lines outside. I bought all 3 children a jersey and asked the sales associate if I could just get in line to buy stadium tour tickets, he said no problem. Stadium Tour comes with the museum experience and the opportunity to go out and sit outside on the goal side of the stadium and just absorb the atmosphere. Museum - some nice interactive pieces and not too overwhelming with too much to see and read, but at the same time gives you a feel for the tradition the club has and the part of the fabric it is of the city and neighborhood. I mostly enjoyed the chance to go out and sit in the goal end of the stadium while we waited. Tour - it was nice to hear a bit about the history of the club and absorb the atmosphere. On the tour you are able to: go in a few tunnels where only employees are allowed, sit in the famous side of the Chocolate Box stand and listen to the guide share some history, go to the other goal side and stand on the pitch behind the goal, visit the visiting locker room, see the press room and then see an entrance where there is a nice painting depicting the club’s history. Missing from the tour (which I first took 20 years ago) was a visit to the Home Team’s locker room, that was a bit of a bummer not to see. Overall worth the time and money, especially if you are taking the time to come to the neighborhood. Don’t miss the opportunity to take home something from the store as they have many items you won’t be able to find if you live outside of the country.

To the ones who love soccer this place is worthy. Good to learn about soccer and the Boca jrs club history, very connected with argentinas soccer as a whole. I thought the tickets were a little expensive but we also did the stadium tour.

If you can get tickets it's amazing, we'll worth the money. No away fans and 90% are season ticket holders. If you love football then this is for you.

A beautiful display of how futbol supporters can make a neighborhood shine and represent the team values

A must-see for each and every avid football fan. A worship place - for football as such and naturally the Devine Diego. Wanna see a match? Tickets only to be arranged through middle men who makes nice business on it (most hotel receptions will give you some useful guidelines). Hold your phone tight, do not wear a watch. You will be observed by the locals.

Amazing experience, one of the highlights of our trip. Boca fans are so passionate and create such an incredible atmosphere on matchday. A must-see for any football fan out there!

Very small place,not much interesting to see or look at

The person in charge of the tickets was so rude that we could not buy them. Maybe he had a bad day but He should not treat us the way he did. It is a shame because I really wanted to visit the museum.

Awful place. The old man is unbelievably rude. A simples question were answered so rude that we couldn’t stand there. He destroyed all the environment energy. Rude, arrogant, be careful coming jn.

Wifi password: museodecera Usefull for all in the caminito surroundings

The people who work here aren't gentle.

Not worth the price

peaceful place, cheap !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Sanctuary For its Peace, Warmth One of the walks More beautiful things to do all year round and more at Easter Ideal to disconnect And enjoy nature It has Santeria/Gifts public toilets Café Gastronomic Patio You can bring food It has an important nursery I don't know, forget about Mate (Original) Hermoso Santuario Por su Paz, Calidez Uno de los paseos Más lindos para hacer todo el año y más en Semana santa Ideal para desconectarse Y disfrutar de la Naturaleza Cuenta con Santería/Regaleria Baños públicos Cafeteria Patio Gastronómico Se puede llevar la vianda Posee Un importante vivero No sé olviden de el Mate

(Translated by Google) We love visiting it; we come back every now and then. You can leave your car in the garage; it's a place where you can recharge your batteries, enjoy its parks, nursery, cafeteria, and sanctuary. It has a beautiful space to pick up a gift. Plus, the sisters are in the park to listen to those who need to be heard. (Original) Nos encanta visitarlo, venimos cada tanto. Podes dejar el auto dentro de las cocheras, es un lugar donde te cargas de buena energía, disfrutas de sus parques, vivero, confiteria, de su Santuario, tiene un local muy hermoso para llevarte un regalo. Además tenes a las hermanas en el parque para escuchar a los que necesitan ser escuchados.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, many green spaces to spend a day alone or with the family, it has very clean bathrooms, a buffet and a nursery with a lot of variety. Special for those who want a quiet environment (Original) Hermoso lugar ,muchos espacios verdes para pasar un día solo o en familia cuenta con baños muy limpios , bufet y un vivero con muchísima variedad.Especial para quien desea un ambiente tranquilo

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place full of nature and peace. It's huge. They also have a nursery. Very nice. (Original) Lugar hermoso lleno de naturaleza y paz. Es enorme. También tienen un vivero. Muy lindo.

(Translated by Google) Unmissable by Florencio Varela. Very peaceful place. Very well cared for. Admission is free. There is parking for cars (paid). A huge church that is not always open and a small chapel that does remain open. Ideal place to pray, meditate. Services: bathrooms (collaboration requested). Dining room. A store. A nursery. The staff is very friendly, especially the nursery staff. As an experience it is unique, it is worth going with time and exploring the entire property. (Original) Imperdible de Florencio Varela. Lugar de mucha paz. Muy bien cuidado. La entrada es gratuita. Hay estacionamiento para autos (pago). Una iglesia enorme que no está siempre abierta y una capillita que si permanece abierta. Lugar ideal para rezar, meditar. Servicios: baños(se solicita colaboración). Comedor. Una tienda. Un vivero. El personal es muy amable, sobre todo el del vivero. Cómo experiencia es único, vale la pena ir con tiempo y recorrer todo el predio.

(Translated by Google) Nice recreational area. You can't bring a ball or lounge chairs, but you can lie down on the grass and drink some mate, and it's nice. There are restrooms, a buffet, church trinkets for sale, and mass if you're up for it... Nice. There's not much parking, and you have to pay inside, but the rest is very nice. (Original) Lindo lugar de exparcimiento. No sé puede entrar con pelota ni reposeras pero te tiras al pasto a tomar unos mates y está bueno. Hay baños, buffet, venta de chucherías de iglesia,misa si tenés ganas... Lindo. No hay mucho lugar en el estacionamiento y es pago adentro pero resto muy lindo

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful place! Super careful, extensive, neat... Beautiful garden. Admission is free. Special for walks, meditating, praying There is a special place for picnics, with tables, to have something that you can take with you, or buy in the tea room: Rogel, red fruit square, apple crumble, Lemon pie square, ice cream, (All homemade and fresh), accompanied by a warm coffee. Moderate prices and excellent service. It is also possible to purchase pickles, dulce de leche, honey... At 5 p.m., there is mass in the temple at the entrance, which is a modern construction with a large place for the faithful. There is also a very nice and quite complete nursery for plant lovers. I recommend visiting the Sanctuary. Long visiting hours. (Original) Qué hermoso lugar! Súper cuidado,extenso,prolijo..Precioso jardín. La entrada es libre y gratuita. Especial para caminatas,meditar,orar Hay un lugar especial para picnics,con mesitas,para tomar algo que se puede llevar,o bien,comprar en el salón de té:Rogel, cuadrado de frutos rojos,crumble de manzana,cuadrado de Lemon pie,helados, (Todo casero y fresco),acompañado de un café calentito.Precios moderados y excelente atención. También es posible adquirir pickles , dulce de leche ,miel.. A las 17 hs,hay misa en el templo de la entrada ,que es una construcción moderna y ,con un lugar amplio para los fieles. También hay un vivero muy bonito y bastante completo,para los amantes de las plantas. Recomiendo visitar el Santuario..Amplio horario de visita .

Clean spot to hangout outdoors

D a 10

Re linda!!

Calm

Ok

City Bell....

(Translated by Google) A great place to take children. There are games and a merry-go-round. It's large. You can run around and play ball. There are several places to get coffee and ice cream nearby. (Original) Muy buen plaza para llevar niños. Hay juegos y calesita. Es grande. Se puede correr jugar a la pelota. A metros de distintos lugares para tomar café y comer helados.

(Translated by Google) On weekdays many attractions are closed, there are no water intakes😠. A look at the whims of a president. He awarded them the Dictator Pony and 3 stars (Original) En los días de semana muchas atracciones están cerradas, no hay tomas de agua😠. Una mirada a los caprichos de un presidente. Les otorgó el Pony Dictador y 3 estrellas

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. The property in perfect condition. All services for both children and adults. Highly recommended (Original) Hermoso lugar. El predio en perfectas condiciones. Todos los servicios tanto para los niños como para los adultos. Muy recomendable

(Translated by Google) Excellent workshop and workshop leaders!!! (Original) Excelente taller y talleristas!!!

(Translated by Google) Social organization dependent on a university located within the educational park “The Republic of Children”. Experimentation and popularization of science available to everyone, especially children who begin to develop curiosity about the phenomena that surround them, questioning everything. (Original) Organización social dependiente de universidad ubicada dentro de del parque educativo “La República de los niños”. Experimentación y popularización de la ciencia al alcance de todos, sobre todo de los niños que comienzan a desarrollar la curiosidad sobre los fenómenos que los rodean cuestionándose todo.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place for the kids and enjoy a beautiful day with the family (Original) Excelente lugar para los chicos y disfrutar un hermoso día en familia

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place where you can carry out interactive activities. (Original) Un lugar muy interesante donde se pueden realizar actividades interactivas.

(Translated by Google) Completely renovated. Very nice place to go. (Original) Totalmente renovado. Muy bonito lugar para ir

One of the best place to spend the day with children in Argentine. If you are going by car, try to arrive early, because the only one entrance is very crowed. Up. Amazing litlle castles. Down. It has only one car entrance, there are some building which need to be restored, there are some spiral stair which go to the upper towers that are not available.

Very fun day, a big, park like setting. We enjoyed the plane and riding around on bikes the most. Hope they keep improving and returning it to its former glory

Awesome park, ticket prices are very cheap, and the place is huge and filled with games for the kids. Go with the entire family, you won't regret!

Really a big place and a pretty one. Perfect if you have kids. Saturday and special on Sundays looks like half of city are there 😁 but in summary a beautiful place to take a walk. Some builds need some work, a bit old or with menor issues.

Free pass place. Wonderful parks, everything ready to play. The city has a mini airport, mini bank, mini theater, mini castle and a show for kids in the afternoon.

Great public park with many attractions for the kids. Free entrance. Plenty of places for eating. Also games

Arriv3d early and a lot of venues are still closed. This disneyland sttle place will shock you when you knew it was proably walt disney himself might be inspired by republica de los niños as this place was established 5 years before the first disneyland. This place needs renovation to get more attractions,but it was a nice place,given its age.

Beautiful building but in desperate need of repair, many government agencies and a mostly unattended museum. It has a bit of a creepy vibe which made it a unique experience. I would most definitely recommend checking it out.

A former train station, this building turned into a arts and convention center. This is a declared Argentinian Heritage building, was one of the principal train stations from early 1900 in La Plata. The art gallery always has nice exhibit, and the great hall shows some interesting sculptures while no used as a convention space.

Amazing place to admire all kinds of arts. There's also a place where they offer workshop the whole year. I'd like to attend some of them cuz they seem to be pretty interesting.

A beautiful building to meet.

Awesome place to visit if you are a tourist.

Beautiful recently renovated cultural center of La Plata

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Beautiful building, but in terrible conditions

(Translated by Google) Designed by architects Enrique Aberg, Ernesto Bunge and Valentín Brodowski, it combines Renaissance and Flemish styles with ornamental details on its façade. It is an iconic building inaugurated in 1882 along with the founding of the city. (Original) Diseñada por los arquitectos Enrique Aberg, Ernesto Bunge y Valentín Brodowski, combina estilos renacentista y flamenco con detalles ornamentales en su fachada. Es un edificio icónico inaugurado en 1882 junto con la fundación de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) The Government House of La Plata is one of the city's most representative buildings. With its imposing and elegant style, it stands as a symbol of the province's history and political life. Surrounded by gardens and located in the heart of the civic center, it stands out not only for its architecture but also for its cultural significance as the venue for important decisions. It is a place that invites you to pause, contemplate its beauty, and recognize the historical weight held within its walls. (Original) La Casa de Gobierno de La Plata es uno de los edificios más representativos de la ciudad. Con su estilo imponente y elegante, se levanta como un símbolo de la historia y la vida política de la provincia. Rodeada de jardines y ubicada en pleno centro cívico, no solo destaca por su arquitectura, sino también por el valor cultural que tiene como sede de decisiones importantes. Es un lugar que invita a detenerse, contemplar su belleza y reconocer el peso histórico que guarda en sus muros.

(Translated by Google) Very nice building (Original) Muy lindo edificio

(Translated by Google) LET'S VOTE: DO WE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS? Did any of the Candidates explain to us their government plan, which is the study of national realities in all areas? With what tools and measures can we reach an initial solution to the problems and internal conflicts that we experience, in order to improve reality in the shortest possible time. Are the necessary measures to be implemented feasible, is there solid knowledge of the state of public affairs, of concrete national facts and realities, can we classify it as qualified and truthful knowledge or information? Everything stated in a synthetic way is the logical basis of having an idea of ​​achievable promises, or of pure empty talk of only promises to deceive the voter, REMEMBER: IF I HAD SAID IT YOU WOULD NOT VOTE FOR ME Knowing these plans, we can ask ourselves if the general national action decisions encompass the problems to be solved? That is to say, they told me what action plan they have to: Improve personal and Legal Security, what improvements they think for education, how they will face the challenges of changing industrial strategies and in the field of health to truly insert ourselves into the 21st century and not keep promising utopias What plan to generate work and development do they present, what will happen to workers' associations that do not accompany the paradigm shift and how will they combat poverty and the drug state, among other issues? The above is not a capricious issue, it represents nothing more than what is developed within the preamble of the national constitution and its articles. It is the true Argentine National Doctrine, which the rulers are obliged to follow When you listen to the candidate, reflect: Ask yourself: What are you going to do and how? Do I share the Diagnoses you expose? Does the diagnosis contemplate the reality of every day that I and my peers have to live? Are your proposals feasible, or are they promises in the air? Is the security panorama that you describe what I and my neighbors experience every day? Are the solutions you propose what I am looking for? This candidate only knows how to talk about the past of his government or remembering dreams from long ago without seeing that everything has changed, and he does not make any concrete current proposals? Has this political group changed? Or does he lie so that we believe that he changed, that I already voted for him and he deceived me, he said one thing and did another different thing? Finally, is he and his cabinet honest? Won't they steal again? Will they respect the judicial rulings or will they settle everything with the addicted judges as always, and will they remain hidden and protected by the jurisdictions? Do I think they have the capacity and credibility to develop the country and create jobs or are they still stuck with old plans? Ask yourself: Socially: Do you know the collective and particular needs of the different areas of the country? Economically: Can it improve us and take us out of anxiety, does it propose objectives that provide hope for a way out of the situation? Technologically: Are you really talking about modernization, development and research, or is it the same to make candy than steel, or medicines? Ecologically: Do the proposals tend to conserve natural resources and keep the ecosystem protected, or will they continue to allow toxic waste from mining companies to continue destroying water in the provinces? Politically: Is his speech credible or is he a messianic leader who: follow me, I won't follow you...? and then bye Will I see those who robbed the people imprisoned, will there be nonpartisan and ethical justice action or will corruption continue? There are more things that you know and see daily. Government programs must be based on meaningful information and respond to the reality of the city in which you live. The solutions come hand in hand with the correct approach followed by action to develop strategies appropriate to those objectives to get out of this state of morass and ineffectiveness that the country finds itself in. You are the one who chooses the future of your children: Live like in Venezuela or Germany, your vote decides it (Original) VAMOS A VOTAR: ¿SABEMOS ALGO DE ESTO? Alguno de los Candidatos nos explicó su plan de gobierno cuál es el estudio de las realidades nacionales en todos los terrenos? Con qué herramientas y medidas se puede llegar a una solución inicial de los problemas y conflictos internos que vivimos, con el fin de mejorar la realidad en el menor plazo posible. ¿Las medidas necesarias a implementar, son factibles de concreción, hay conocimiento solido del estado de la cosa pública, de los hechos y realidades concretas nacionales, podemos calificarlo de conocimiento o información calificada y veraz? Todo lo expuesto en forma sintética, es la base lógica de tener una idea de promesas realizables, o de puro palabrería vacía de solo promesas para embaucar al votante, RECUERDEN: SI LO HUBIERA DICHO NO ME VOTABAN Sabiendo esos planes podemos preguntarnos si las decisiones de acción general nacional engloban los problemas a solucionar? Es decir me manifestaron qué plan de acción tienen para: Mejorar la Seguridad personal y Jurídica, qué mejoras piensan para la educación, cómo enfrentarán los desafíos del cambio de estrategias industriales y en el terreno de la salud para insertarnos verdaderamente en el siglo XXI y no segur prometiendo utopías Qué plan para generar trabajo y desarrollo exponen, qué ocurrirá con las asociaciones de trabajadores que no acompañen el cambio de paradigma y cómo combatirán la pobreza y el estado narco, entre otros temas? Lo expuesto no es un tema caprichoso, representa nada más que lo desarrollado dentro del preámbulo de la constitución nacional y sus artículos. Es la verdadera Doctrina Nacional Argentina, que están obligados a seguir los gobernantes Cuando Escuche al Candidato Reflexione: Pregúntese: Que va a realizar y Cómo? Comparto el Diagnósticos que expone? La realidad de todos los días que me toca vivir a mi y a mis semejantes, el diagnóstico, la contempla? Sus propuestas son realizables, o promesas en el aire? El panorama de seguridad que declama, son las que yo y mis vecinos vivimos a diario? Las soluciones que propone, son las que yo estoy buscando? Éste candidato sólo sabe hablar del pasado de su gobierno o recordando sueños de hace mucho sin ver que todo ha cambiado, y no hace ninguna propuesta, actual concreta? Este grupo político ha cambiado? O miente para que creamos que cambió, que yo ya lo voté y me engañó, dijo una cosa he hizo otra diferente? Por último es honesto él y su gabinete? No volverán a robar? Respetarán los fallos judiciales o arreglarán todo con los jueces adictos como siempre, y seguirán ocultos y protegidos por los fueros? Creo que tienen capacidad y credibilidad para llegar al desarrollo del país y crear trabajo o singuen con antiguos planes? Pregúntese: En lo Social: Las necesidades colectivas y particulares de las diferentes zonas del país las conoce? En lo Económico: Nos puede mejorar y sacarnos la zozobra, plantea objetivos que brinden esperanza de salida de la coyuntura? En lo Tecnológico: Está realmente hablando de modernización, desarrollo e investigación, o da lo mismo fabricar caramelos que acero, o medicamentos? En lo Ecológico: Las propuestas tienden a la conservación de los recursos naturales y de mantener el ecosistema protegido, o van a seguir permitiendo que los residuos tóxicos de las empresas mineras sigan destruyendo el agua en las provincias? En lo Político: Su discurso es creíble o es un líder mesiánico del que: síganme que no los voy..? y después chau Veré preso a los que le robaron al pueblo, habrá accionar de la justicia apartidaría y ética o seguirá la corruptela? Hay más cosas que Ud conoce y ve diariamente. Los programas de gobierno deben estar basados en información significativa y responder a la realidad de la ciudad en que vive. Las soluciones llegan de la mano del planteamiento correcto seguido del accionar para desarrollar estrategias adecuadas a esos objetivos para salir de este estado de marasmo e inoperancia que se encuentra el país Ud es el que elige el futuro de sus hijos: Vivir como en Venezuela o Alemania su voto lo decide

(Translated by Google) I try to call the Ministry of Security, but they don't even give a damn. (Original) Trato llamar al ministerio de seguridad ni bolilla dan

(Translated by Google) The Government House is an incredible Neo-Renaissance architectural building with exposed brick. I was able to enter on several occasions, and the level and quality of the architecture and artifacts inside are incredible. It's a shame there are no guided tours, because it's worth exploring and seeing. (Original) La casa de gobierno es un increíble edificio arquitectónico de estilo neorenacentista con ladrillos a la vista. Pude entrar en varias ocaciones y es increíble el nivel y la calidad arquitectónica que se dispone, los artefactos que hay dentro. Una pena que no allan visitas guiadas porque es digna de ser reconocido y de ser visitado.

(Translated by Google) I went yesterday to have blood tests done, the extractor and receptionist were very friendly. (Original) Fui ayer a hacerme estudios de sangre, la estractora y recepcionista muy amables.

(Translated by Google) I went to get a diabetic curve. The procedure involves drawing blood on an empty stomach, drinking two glasses of glucose, and then drawing blood again two hours later. It took them an hour to give me the glucose to take, so the procedure lasted three hours! They also left my arm all sore because they couldn't find any veins to draw blood from. I will definitely never go back! (Original) Fui a hacerme la curva diabética, la práctica consiste en una extracción de sangre en ayunas, tomas dos vasos de glucosa y después de 2 hs te sacan sangre nuevamente. Tardaron una hora reloj en darme la glucosa para tomar, osea que el procedimiento duro 3 HORAS!!. Además me dejaron el brazo todo lastimado porque no conseguía venas para la extracción. Sin duda no volveré nunca más!!

(Translated by Google) not the extraction part because I won't be able to do it. No more the receptionist is slow because after talking for 3 days about the budget and having confirmed one. On the day of the extraction he wanted to charge me 67 thousand pesos more (Original) no las la parte de extracción porque no llegue a hacerlo . no más la recepcionista es una lenta porque después de hablar por 3 días el presupuesto y me haber confirmado uno . al día de la extracción me quiso cobrar 67 mil pesos a más

(Translated by Google) Quick service. The extraction specialist was very friendly. I recommend it. (Original) Atención rápida. El extraccionista muy amable. Recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) I loved the place, very neat and clean. It was very fast in general and I highlight above all the good treatment through Whatsapp, and from those who assisted us personally. (Original) Me encantó el lugar, muy prolijo y limpio. Fue muy rápido en general y destaco sobre todo, el buen trato a través de Whatsapp, y de quienes nos atendieron personalmente.

(Translated by Google) I went for a covid antibody test, and it was incomplete, they only performed a specific antibody. When I complained about this situation, they told me that I should have told me which antibodies I wanted, as if I were a biochemist, the duty of information lies with those who have the knowledge. On the part of the professional, I should have been informed of the existence of several antibodies related to covid, in any case so that one can find out which antibodies each municipality requires. Not only did they want to charge me more money than what the study cost and they gave it to me a week later when the same The study took 72 hours, so people, if anyone needs a similar study, seek a good professional who is aware of the covid protocols, and is interested in the patient's health and not the money. (Original) Fui hacerme test de anticuerpos de covid, y estaba incompleto solo realizaron de un anticuerpo específico, Al reclamar dicha situación me dijeron que yo tendría que haber avisado qué anticuerpos quería cómo si uno fuera bioquímico, el deber de información lo tiene quien posee el conocimiento, del parte del profesional se me tendría que haber comunicado la existencia de varios anticuerpos relacionados al covid en todo caso para que uno averigue qué anticuerpos exige cada municipio, no solo me quisieron cobrar más dinero de lo que salió el estudio y me lo daban a una semana cuando el mismo estudio tardo 72 horas, asi que gente si alguno precisa similar estudio sersiore un buen profesional que esté al tanto de los protocolos de covid, y se interese por la salud del paciente y no el dinero.

(Translated by Google) Very professional. Excellent service, both telephone and in person, efficient and the place impeccable. (Original) Muy profesionales. Excelente atención ya sea telefónica como personalmente, eficientes y el lugar impecable.

Good to me as the architecture has a major European component.

beautiful place

(Translated by Google) La Plata City Hall is the executive seat of government for the city of La Plata, capital of the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina Governor Dardo Rocha's proposal for the establishment of a new capital for the supreme province of Buenos Aires, useful for appeasing the province's independence-leaning gentry, was quickly approved by the Argentine Congress after the federalization of Buenos Aires in 1880. Following the construction frenzy, Rocha inaugurated the city of La Plata on November 19, 1882, creating the first planned city in South America and the first with electric lighting. Planned by Pedro Benoit, La Plata's diagonal streets would be anchored by a central plaza, named after First Junta statesman Mariano Moreno. Moreno Square is dominated to the south by the Neo-Gothic Cathedral, designed by Benoit and Ernesto Meyer, and to the north by the City Hall, designed by Meyer and the German architect Hubert Stier (who created the Hannover and Bremen railway terminals, among other important works). Construction on the project began in June 1883 and was completed in 1888. The 14,400 m 2 (155,000 ft 2) building, an eclectic design based on German Renaissance architecture, features Romanesque interiors, including two courtyards, City Hall chambers, and the Salón Dorado ("Golden Room"), a formal reception hall accessed by a grand marble staircase, with Slovenian oak flooring and German vitreaux and a 1.2 ton spider chandelier. (Original) A Prefeitura de La Plata é a sede executiva do governo da cidade de La Plata , capital da província de Buenos Aires , Argentina A proposta do governador Dardo Rocha para o estabelecimento de uma nova capital para a suprema província de Buenos Aires, útil para a apaziguar a pequena nobreza com tendência à independência da província, foi rapidamente aprovada pelo Congresso argentino após a federalização de Buenos Aires em 1880 . Acompanhando o furor da construção, Rocha inaugurou a cidade de La Plata em 19 de novembro de 1882, criando a primeira cidade planejada da América do Sul e a primeira com iluminação elétrica. Planejadas por Pedro Benoit , as ruas diagonais de La Plata seriam ancoradas por uma praça central, batizada em homenagem ao estadista da Primeira Junta, Mariano Moreno . A Praça Moreno é dominada ao sul pela Catedral Neogótica , projetada por Benoit e Ernesto Meyer, e ao norte pela Prefeitura, projetada por Meyer e pelo arquiteto alemão Hubert Stier (que criou os terminais ferroviários de Hannover e Bremen , entre outras obras importantes). A construção do projeto começou em junho de 1883 e foi concluída em 1888. O edifício de 14.400 m 2 (155.000 pés 2 ), um projeto eclético baseado na arquitetura renascentista alemã , apresenta interiores românicos , incluindo dois pátios, câmaras da Câmara Municipal e o Salón Dorado ("Sala Dourada"), um salão de recepção formal acessado por uma grande escadaria de mármore, com piso de carvalho esloveno e vitreaux alemães e um lustre de aranha de 1,2 tonelada .

(Translated by Google) The Municipal Palace of La Plata, an architectural icon of the German Renaissance style, stands imposingly in front of Plaza Moreno. Its façade, rich in details and ornaments, combines baroque and neo-Gothic elements. The interior, no less majestic, surprises with its large spaces, high ceilings, stained glass windows and profuse decoration that includes sculptures and paintings. The building, a true work of art, is a testament to the architectural splendor of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. (Original) El Palacio Municipal de La Plata, un ícono arquitectónico de estilo renacentista alemán, se erige imponente frente a la Plaza Moreno. Su fachada, rica en detalles y ornamentos, combina elementos barrocos y neogóticos. El interior, no menos majestuoso, sorprende con sus amplios espacios, techos altos, vitrales de colores y una profusa decoración que incluye esculturas y pinturas. El edificio, una verdadera obra de arte, es un testimonio del esplendor arquitectónico de fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX.

(Translated by Google) A very pretty building that, together with the plaza and the cathedral, make up an important architectural picture for the area. I didn't have the opportunity to be inside, but it certainly looks interesting. (Original) Un edificio muy lindo que junto a la plaza y la catedral componen un cuadro arquitectónico importante para la plata, no tuve la oportunidad de estar en su interior pero sin duda se ve interesante.

(Translated by Google) Congratulations to the green space crew today who were mowing 67th Street between 22nd and 23rd. Very capable and polite. Also, congratulations to Julio Alak, who is leaving us with a beautiful city, plazas, nachos, etc., like we haven't had in a long time. Very good work. Thank you. (Original) Felicitaciones a la cuadrilla de espacios verdes hoy estuvieron podando calle 67 entre 22 y 23. Muy capaces y educados. Además felicitaciones a Julio Alak nos está dejando una ciudad hermosa, plazas, nachos, etc. como hace mucho no teníamos Muy buen trabajo Gracias

(Translated by Google) They don't know how to regulate traffic when a street is blocked at 54th and 15th, 4 schools, 1 traffic light that only allows 15" passage on 54th and diagonal. There's no one to regulate it because they cut it off badly. (Original) No saben ordenar el tránsito cdo una calle está cortada al mismo 54 y 15 , 4 escuelas 1 semáforo q habilita paso solo 15” sobre 54 y diagonal . No hay quien ordene porque cortan mal

Great park of La plata! It’s an special place to practice any kind of sports, jogging or even just being in the nature.

Very dog friendly

Being honest I give it 2,5 stars but I can't lol

It's near mi best friend so I love it

Love.

Ok

Ta re cheto (?

It was good to visit the site that honours those who gave their lives. Respect to them and their loved ones. But you need to do something with your coffee shop! $8,300 for below average cappuccino & a very stale chocolate muffin is outrageous & disrespectful! Despite the high charge, the toilets are not far off a 'Trainspotting' experience. SHOCKING!

Beautiful place to relax, immerse yourself in history and drink a mate. There are lots of benches, bins, a playground for kids, trees with shade and a Cafe. We used the toilets of the Cafe, but they weren't very happy about it - public toilets would be nice.

I prefer parks with green spaces, like Saavedra Park or the forest (near the faculties area) but it's really nice to spend the week day there with friends

ok... not amazing

Nice square/park, most of the time there's something going on here during the weekends.

Familiar place

It's great when there is an event, within walking distance of downtown, great for families and pets

(Translated by Google) Oct 2024 $2700 entry per adult. The place is beautiful. Lots of fauna to photograph. There are tables, shade, grills are rented (you can bring your own), there are games for kids, there are places to buy ice cream, drinks. Point against: there are few bathrooms, some unusable, and people with music at full volume...if it weren't for those misplaced people, the place is very nice to rest and enjoy (Original) Oct 2024 $2700la entrada por adulto. El lugar es hermoso. Mucha fauna para fotografiar. Hay mesas, sombra, las parrillas se alquilan(podes llevar la tuya) hay juegos para chicos, hay para comprar helados, bebidas. Punto en contra: hay pocos baños, algunos inutilazables, y la gente con la música a todo volúmen…si no fuera por esa gente desubicada, el lugar es muy lindo para descansar y disfrutar

(Translated by Google) The place is disgusting, zero infrastructure, dirt everywhere you look, the bathrooms are disgusting (Original) El lugar un asco cero infraestructura mugre por donde mires , los baños un asco

(Translated by Google) 300 pesos per person. I think 900 stay. Tents, boats, grills and more are rented to you per hour. Good place to spend with the family. Important fact, to date there is no service station with CNG due to supposed gas restriction in Navarro, no idea but gasoline in those parts. (Original) 300 pesos x persona. Creo que 900 estadía. Carpas, botes, parrillas y demás te lo alquilan x hora. Buen lugar para pasar con la familia. Dato importante, a la fecha no hay estación de servicio con GNC x supuesta restricción de gas en Navarro, ni idea pero a nafta x esos lados.

(Translated by Google) All grown and closed of course coming from bs as to turn around the dog (Original) Todo crecido y cerrado por supuesto venida de bs as a dar la vuelta del perro

(Translated by Google) As a place, it is very nice, the campsite is good, the prices are $300 good, but if you want family tranquility, going on a Sunday is like going to a sports center or Vicente López beach, full of people, with music, motorcycles that cut. Not recommended to spend the day quietly. (Original) Cómo lugar es muy lindo ,el camping está bien ,los precios 300$ bien,pero si querés tranquilidad familiar ,ir un domingo es como ir a algún polideportivo o la playa de Vicente López ,lleno de gente ,con música ,motos que tiran corte ,no recomendable para pasar el día tranquilo.

(Translated by Google) Very nice waterfront, large park. Good view. They charge a contribution to the park that has bathrooms (municipal camping) (Original) Muy linda Costanera , amplio Parque . Buena vista. Cobran contribución al parque que tiene baños(camping municipal)

(Translated by Google) Nice place although you have to keep in mind that it is quite busy. (Original) Lindo lugar aunque hay que tener en cuenta que es bastante concurrido.