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Belgrano
Belgrano is a residential and distinguished neighbourhood, named after Manuel Belgrano, one of the most important protagonists of Argentine history. Its silent streets full of trees have shops, restaurants, architectural relics and large green spaces. The “Barrancas de Belgrano” (slopes) are one of the most outstanding spots in the neighbourhood. Together with some other important spaces in the city, they were designed by the famous landscape artist Carlos Thays, who also created the Botanical Garden. From its very beginning, this zone was used for residences and institutions and its inhabitants belonged to a social group related to leading and intellectual classes of Buenos Aires,
so among its buildings, one may distinguish important houses, embassies and petit-hotels. But its high towers with gardens date from the recent eighties. Cabildo Avenue crosses it and has innumerable bus lines, as well as the recently inaugurated subway that takes the passenger to the city centre, across Palermo, Barrio Norte and Universities neighbourhoods to reach Florida Street. It is next to the north zone, that is, Vicente López, San Isidro, etc. so you may visit some more residential areas. In Belgrano, one may find any kind of shops, selling from designer clothes to furniture, as well as restaurants, bars, theatres, museums and various cinemas. On weekends, there is a crafts street market near the Cathedral with musical shows, juggling and drama plays.
Manuel Belgrano Square Manuel Belgrano Square
Juramento Avenue and Vuelta de Obligado Street. In the heart of the zone. During the week ends from 9 am to 19pm you will find handicraft market as web as street artists and performers.
Spanish Art Museum Enrique Larreta Spanish Art Museum Enrique Larreta
Juramento Avenue 2291. TE 4784-4040. Gothic, Rennaissance and Barroque art is exhibited here.
Church of Inmaculada Concepción Church of Inmaculada Concepción
Vuelta de Obligado 2044. It is popularly known as "LA REDONDA" (the round one) due to its particular shape. This temple, built in 1878, was designed bay the Genovese architects Nicolás y José Canale and helped by Antonio Buschiazzo.
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