Plaza Dorrego Review

Don't miss this city attraction that is the most local! Dorego Plaza ⛲️ (Plaza Dorrego) is located in San Telmo, one of the oldest and most traditional urban areas in Buenos Aires. As part of the city's historic center, most of the architectural heritage here is well preserved. 🏠 Within sight, cobbled streets, low houses and courtyards with ponds seem to take you back through time and space. Not only are there bars, restaurants and tango restaurants, but also antique shops with a more commodity-rich atmosphere, like a fine flea market.

Plaza Dorego is located in the heart of San Termo. In the nineteenth century, San Termo was a residential area of the inhabitants of the city of Barrio, and at that time, the square was the focus of civic activity. Thanks to the help of the Municipal Museum Board, the buildings around the square have still maintained their original design. Now, Dorego Square has been surrounded by cafes, bars and pubs, making the middle of the square crowded by the tables and chairs of these stores, and there are several antique shops near the square, where street musicians and tango dancers are everywhere.

Bucheng's local customs, artistic temperament, a variety of colorful art commodities, singing and dancing everywhere in the street, so that you can fully feel your passion in South America. Festival decoration is very beautiful, not far away, it is worth visiting.

In the residential area, there are many shops and restaurants, as well as open-air cafes, there are many beautiful women.

Try any of the finest local beers, although is not really local, it's part of a global company. Tango time!