Buenos Aires Puerto Madero:

Buenos Aires Puerto Madero: Plaza Madero

Puerto Madero located between San Telmo and the Plaza de Mayo. This area was once an area of dilapidated buildings and abandoned warehouses but, ten years ago, was transformed into the modern hotspot that it is today. Buenos Aires Puerto Madero occupies a significant portion of the Rio de la Plata riverbank. is home to many of the city’s oldest churches, modern government buildings, and distinctive Beaux Arts buildings. This neighborhood represents the latest architectural trend in Buenos Aires. There are numerous of outdoor cafes and restaurants. actually some of the best restaurants in Buenos Aires are found in Puerto Ma dero. Plazza Madero is must see.

In plazza Madero I also try the best Argentine Ice cream. In Buenos Aires, they're passionate about their ice cream. The lasting gift of Italian immigrants to Buenos Aires, is the gelato-style ice cream. Argentine ice cream is likely to contain more milk and less cream. Puerto Madero is open day and night for formal and informal outings, business conferences or meetings with friends. 

Best sites in Puerto Madero:

Republica Building: Designed by Mario Álvarez and César Pelli, thanks to its convex curve, the República Building overlooks the North Port, the Nature Reserve and De la Plata River.

Uruguay Corvette: ship was built in England around 1877 and served as part of the Argentine Navy for a number of years.

Telecom Building: Designed by Kohn, Pedersen and Fox, from New York.

Post Office: Designed by French architect Norbert Maillart, the Post Office was inaugurated in 1928.

Buequebus Terminal: Is the terminal of the ferry company Buequebus. This terminal is mostly used by travellers to go to Colonia and Montevideo in Uruguay.