Built over twenty years at the turn of the twentieth century and beautifully restored at the turn of the twenty-first…

This old port area is in the midst of being developed into the premier residential and restaurant area in Buenos Aires.

During the bonanza era, Buenos Aires has built a series of palaces and mansions designed by French architects in Paris.

Space is open and big surrounded by streets of vehicles that give life to the city.

The garden includes three trees transplanted from Hiroshima or Nagasaki that survived the blast.

This museum contains hundreds of works of art including some from prominent artists such as Monet and Cezanne.

It is a newly fashionable area for design, fashion, bars, restaurants and street culture.

An old decrepit part of town only fifteen years ago, Palermo is now the beating heart of Buenos Aires.

In the neighborhood stands centennial houses, old churches and cobbled streets through which trams circulated.

It is in reality an open-air museum of architecture and sculpture holding the remains of almost 5,000 persons.