We spent the whole afternoon in this area on a Sunday the streets were FULL. We were able to visit the tourist booth to get our subway cards for free with copies of our passport and also get money exchanged. Lots of walking on cobble stones. At the end of the crafts market there is an antique market. There are also lots of expensive stores and alleys to check out.

Calle Defensa is a continuous flea market from Plaza Dorrego to Plaza Mayo. It must be a mike of stalls that my wife and it seemed like my wife looked at half of them. It was a fun Sunday weaving our way through the crowds and looking at the crafts. It reminded me of El Rastro Flea Market in Madrid.

I don't think we would have visited this street otherwise, but since we were in town on a Sunday afternoon, we walked along the street (from Plaza de Mayo to Plaza Dorrego) enjoying the crowded Sunday market. There were booths lining the street, so it was a pretty crowded walk down the center, and a few side streets also had booths and vendors. We didn't end up purchasing anything, but it was an interesting time seeing everything for sale and people watching as we walked.