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Puerto Madero . History and style in the city's regenerated portside neighbourhood. A.R.A. Sarmiento Frigate museum ship. Historic frigate launched in 1897 See more ...
Argentina, South America. Buenos Aires' newest and shiniest barrio is Puerto Madero, home to lofty skyscrapers and regenerated brick warehouses that have been converted into some of the city's most exclusive lofts, offices, hotels and restaurants. Cobbled waterside promenades make walking a pleasure for pedestrians, while the open green spaces ...
Ten must-visit attractions in Puerto Madero. A neighbourhood of modern architecture with buildings that are worth appreciating on your visit to Buenos Aires. 1. Immigration Museum. We'll start our itinerary at what was a hotel for a million immigrants. See more . 2. Contemporary Art Centre. This arts centre in the same building hosts exhibits ...
Contact. Professionals. Search! Puerto Madero. Rodrigo Bueno food patio. On the border of the neighbourhoods of La Boca and Puerto Madero, Patio Rodrigo is an open-air food hall. See more . Parque Mujeres Argentinas. This park provides a great open space in one of Buenos Aires’ youngest neighbourhoods.
Feb 9, 2017 · Buque Museo Fragata Sarmiento. Puerto Madero is home to two nautical museums, and the first is the Sarmiento. The Sarmiento was built in the 1890s as a training vessel for the Argentine Navy, and has circumnavigated the globe six times. Today, visitors can explore the ship and see its armaments and its living quarters.
Mar 8, 2024 · With Puerto Nuevo’s completion in 1926, Puerto Madero fell into disuse and the area suffered from considerable neglect. Although various projects to redevelop and urbanize the area (or in some cases destroy it) were proposed over the years, nothing happened during most of the 20th century until the 90s. As the 20th century changed into the ...
Puerto Madero, once a rundown dock area, has benefited from an exclusive makeover in the last decade. No more ramshackle warehouses and forgotten cargo containers. Now the cool, calm waterfront esplanade is flanked by fancy restaurants, coffee shops and bars, towered over by luxurious apartments and office blocks.
