The architecture in this part of the city is varied, intricate, and mixed in with modern buildings. The contrast proved great for my photo-taking taste. Lots of historical buildings.
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The architecture in this part of the city is varied, intricate, and mixed in with modern buildings. The contrast proved great for my photo-taking taste. Lots of historical buildings.
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This is the bank district, crowded, with narroow littered streets.There are no places worth visiting, maybe with the exception of the Iglesia de La Merced
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The microcentro is most of the time full of people and activity, but is very interesting to see the rithm of the city and historical buildings. it's very big so is recommended to do several visits: there is the plaza de mayo area, where you can see the Casa Rosada (Goverment House), the Cabildo and the Cathedral. same visit can...
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The big Banks, the big companies have their HQ here. This is the center of the city, its narrow streets with narrow pavements date back to 1580 when the city was founded. Visit the Anglican Cathedral (hidden among the banks) and the colonial churches.
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Best way to know this area is to walk, but since is the financial district is too crowded on week days, and on weekends too empty. Forget about walking at night, streets gets a little bit dirty and sometimes unsafe
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