Puerto Madero

This place is not as bustling as the port cities in Europe and America, but it is also interesting, mainly on the beach, people feel good, there are also some restaurants, can eat some good things here.

The port area is not very lively, but a little bit cold, and there is no more popular tourist or tourist gathering place, it feels very common, are some more commercial buildings.

The Port Madero is also a very important port city, the coastline of this important South American area is also very good, the whole harbour area is very lively at night, is a rare good place, also worth visiting.

This is a port renovated a few years ago, a great place to eat, with a large restaurant to eat. There is also a souvenir shop. There is a 1897 sailing boat, which you can go to for $2. Photos show President Taft boarding that boat. It's a nice place.

This is the new section of Buenos Aires, with modern buildings, famous women's bridge and the Samiranto. There are many mid-to-high-end restaurants on the shore, and it's a pleasant walk along the river.

A great area for restaurants and walks by the river. On the opposite side is the "new" Buenos Aires with hundreds of luxury highrises. Nice to visit but not to live! Our favorite restaurant is Tratoria Parolacia, especially at lunch time when you can take advantage of the Menu Ejecutivo--quite inexpensive for this upscale establishment. By the wy, the city's most famous steak house, Cabana Las Lilas, is located here.

A 5 block walk from our home, Puerto Madero is a revamped dockside area. Its converted redbrick buildings contain upscale steakhouses popular with tourists and business lunchers. Sleek skyscrapers house multinational corporations and high-value apartments. Trails loop around several lakes at the wildlife-rich Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, which draws families and joggers. Spanning the docks, Puente de la Mujer is a graceful suspension bridge.

Went there in the afternoon, took wonderful photos during the golden hours and enjoyed the beautiful sunset

This is the spot with the Calatrava, El puente de la Mujer. It is a sight to see in the daytime or at night. Lots of great restaurants and shopping there too.

After a not the best dinner ever, we walked and surprise for me, a lot of people at 11:00 pm on a Monday!. Very safe.