A new neighborhood in Buenos Aires with large towers of buildings that surround it, an interesting variety of restaurants for the most demanding palates and a shopping center that has nothing to envy the rest of the world . & nbsp; Streets with modern names, the striking boats moored in the docks, the Puente de la Mujer and the lights that illuminate it at night make this place a postcard of Buenos Aires. & nbsp;
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There is a wide variety of leisure programs and options on offer in Puerto Madero that you cannot miss if you want to get to know each of its corners: & nbsp;
Art District:
A cultural walk located on dock four with the
Fortabat collection , a four-story museum that exhibits the collection private art by amalia lacroze de Fortabat (Olga Cossettin i 141). The tour continues with the
Faena Arts Center , the recent project of Argentine businessman Alan Faena located in the emblematic building los molinos (Aime Paine 1169).
One of the emblems of the neighborhood, it is the first work in Latin America of the renowned Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava and represents the image of a couple dancing tango, the white the pole symbolizes the man and the curved silhouette of the bridge the woman.
It became 1897 in the first modern school ship to Argentina built specifically for that purpose. It is a testimony of the days in the naval training of the Argentine youth. Moored in dock three. You can visit it every day from 9 am. at 8 pm.
The green space chosen by those who enjoy nature and sports activities such as running and cycling. More than 350 hectares of fauna and flora. Free admission (Av. Tristán Achával Rodríguez 1550).
Yacht Club Puerto Madero
A place that offers a different perspective of the dams to take the best photos. You can take rowing, kayaking and sailing classes. (Olga cossettini and Victoria Ocampo)
Central Market
A gastronomic pole with different fast food options, pastry, homemade ice cream, pasta, candles, ceramics, spices and even designer accessories, all in one place (Pierina Dealessi/Macacha Guemes and Azucena Villaflor/Olga Cossettini).
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Another way to visit the main places of the city, to know part of its history in the most complete, safe and entertaining way is with the
Walking City Tour or
City Tour. & nbsp;