Plaza Francia Review

Plaza Francia Frances Park is located in the center of Buenos Aires, next to the famous Recoleta Cemetery. There are some statues and stalls selling crafts in the park, which is quite good.

It's okay as a whole. It's really great.

The Monument in Plaza Francia was presented by the French in 1910 on the occasion of Argentina's one-hundred years of independence. It is located directly across the street from the Museo de Bellas-Artes.

¡What to say about Plaza Francia! I spent all my childhood and adolescence enjoying them. The Portians called it La Recoleta, because there was a monastery of Monjes Recoletos in the past. Plaza France is one of the most important destinations for every visit to Buenos Aires. There you will meet with the Recolta cemetery (with a lot of history and graves like Eva Perón), also the Church of the Pillar (one of the most expensive churches chosen for marriage) the crafts fair of the weekends, cafés like La Biela where Borges sits next to Bioy Casares to drink coffee, old English telephone cabins, teens thrown on the grass on weekends listening to some singer who surely version to Silvio Rodriguez or Pablo Milanes. And many more things ...les I assure.

The hotel is a very good place to visit the hotel, and it is a good place to visit the hotel. But, at weekends, it has its charm to travel the places looking for curiosities or some souvenirs for travelers, that if, with patience because there are a lot of people! The sundays, it is a very nice walk!