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Belgrano

During the middle of the 19th Century, this was the summer home of many local families. Today, it contains much of the city's social and cultural activity. Attractions include the Museo Histórico Sarmiento, the Museo Casa de Yrurtia and the Museo de Arte Español ¨Enrique Larreta.¨ And for those who prefer outdoor activities, there is the Barrancas de Belgrano, four hectares (ten acres) of undulating ground where one can sunbathe, jog or enjoy the dog show provided by dog walkers.
Belgrano is one of the busiest, most dynamic areas of the city, with people coming and going by train, bus and subway, and with bars, cafes and kioskos everywhere. If you want to shop, Belgrano is a paradise for the modern consumer. Cabildo gives the impression of an authentic open-air market. Chinatown is one of the area's newest attractions. In addition to the typical Chinese restaurants, there is a Buddhist monastery, and every February there's a celebration of the Chinese New Year.

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Centro - Downtown

Centro is the principal historic district where evidence of Buenos Aires' history surprises visitors at every turn. In colonial times, Centro was the political, economic, social and cultural center of the city. Here the Porteños defended themselves against English invaders.
Even today one can still experience Centro's history by walking around government buildings, the main plaza, Plaza de Mayo, and the streets, under which lay an underground tunnel system. Additionally, one can stroll through Manzana de las Luces, contemplate the architecture of the Iglesia de San Ignacio and stroll by the Cabildo de Luján.

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La Boca

Tourists favor this picturesque district for its rich history and vibrant colors: greens, yellows, reds and purples highlight the urban scenery. Genoese immigrants chose these colors for their classic conventillos or tenements. These colors also dominate the works of the painter Benito Quinquela Martín, who immortalized his beloved barrio. El Caminito, the Little Walk, is the famous street that inspired the popular tango song of the same name.
In La Boca, you can eat lunch in a vibrant cantina while enjoying a fine tango show. Other attractions of the district include the exhibitions organized by the Proa Foundation or the Museo de Cera, the wax museum. Every weekend Caminito hosts a craft fair where you can purchase anything from a painting to a typical Argentine mate drinking gourd. Also in the area is the soccer stadium, Bombonera, which is home to one of Argentina's finest soccer clubs, Boca Juniors.

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Las Cañitas

Las Cañitas is considered to be one of the safest and most peaceful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, due to the presence of a military training base. Las Cañitas is the most fashionable neighborhood with a reputation for mastering international cuisines, containing more restaurants than any other neighborhood.
In Las Cañitas you will find exclusive boutiques, leather goods, health and beauty spas, wine and liquor galleries and antique stores. There is also a main shopping center, El Solar de la Abadía. Also located in Las Cañitas is the polo field where the Argentine Open Polo Championship takes place during the months of November and December. This is the most important polo tournament in the world.

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Palermo

Palermo was previously owned by Juan Manuel de Rosas a former Buenos Aires governor. After his fall from power the area became public parkland. Palermo consist of two different areas, Palermo Chico, filled with beautiful parks, a Zoo, and the Japanese and Botanical gardens, home to over 7000 species of plants. Palermo Viejo or Palermo Soho is best known for its trendy bars, fashionable boutiques, and international restaurants, being an important place for night entertainment.
There are several important monuments in this neighborhood: that of Garibaldi, in Plaza Italia; that of the Spaniards, of Urquiza; and one dedicated to Sarmiento, carried out by the French sculptor Rodin. Individuals residing in this area range from middle to high class, the wealthier population concentrated in Palermo Chico near Recoleta.

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Plaza San Martin - Retiro

Plaza San Martin and Retiro are home to Buenos Aires' main historical attractions. This plaza is located at the base of the famous Avenida Florida, the most important pedestrian street of Buenos Aires, which is filled with commercial stores, restaurants, and cafes.
Plaza San Martin and Retiro are distinguished by their styles and the fabulous palaces found here which belonged to aristocratic families. The most beautiful and important mansions line Plaza San Martin are in the Military Circle: the Arms Museum, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Park Commission, among others.

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Puerto Madero

        Puerto Madero is the most modern and transformed district in Buenos Aires. In this renewed space and social scene, Porteños have found yet another excuse to celebrate life and dine with friends in the innumerable restaurants, cafes and discos that populate this fantastic sector by the river port.
        Prior to its official inauguration in September 1998, this section of the port had fallen into disrepair. Today, luxurious restaurants, offices and movie theaters have replaced the ancient brick silos, making this the city's most exclusive district, preferred by tourists and business travelers. All the streets of Puerto Madero are named after women. The Boulevard Azucena Villaflor directly connects the city to the river
        Every Saturday and Sunday, another street, Calle Vera Peñaloza becomes a pedestrian-only zone, where the public can skate, ride bicycles or stroll. Nearby one will find the Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, a natural oasis in the heart of the concrete jungle.

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Recoleta

Without a doubt, Recoleta is one of Buenos Aires' most elegant neighborhoods. The opulence of the houses and manors symbolizes the splendor of the Argentine aristocracy. The area is a meeting point for tourists and locals with an interest in international design and aesthetics in addition to architecture.
During the day, one can take a stroll through the gardens of Plaza Francia, which is filled every weekend with dancers, live statues, street artists and an expansive artesenal fair sellings goods from mates, to scarves, to jewelry. A world of possibilities can be found in the adjacent Buenos Aires Design, where one can find souvenirs and a plethora of fine restaurants. Other areas of interest located around Plaza Francia include the Centro Cultural Recoleta, Village Recoleta, the Palais de Glace, and the famous Recoleta Cemetery, "City of the Dead."

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San Telmo

This picturesque neighborhood preserves colonial-style houses along narrow cobblestone streets illuminated by wrought iron lanterns. In San Telmo, one breathes the history of Buenos Aires; one can visit the church of Santo Domingo or investigate Buenos Aires' cultural heritage in the City Museum.
The Bohemian character of San Telmo flourishes each weekend at the antiques fair held in Plaza Dorrego. One can buy anything from an antique wedding dress to a 1900 table setting, or simply enjoy the improvisations of the street performers and tango dancers. Also worth visiting are the Pasaje de la Defensa, an 1880 mansion converted into a commercial gallery, and Calle Balcarce with its concentration of bars, restaurants and tango halls.

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