Bustling Dockside Dining and Entertainment
Neighborhood: Puerto Madero
Nearest Train: Leandro Alem Línea B
Phone: +54 11 4515 4600
Fax: +54 11 4515 4690
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Up until the epic restoration in 1994, the brick docks lining the old port of Buenos Aires remained abandoned. The area now thrives with modern residential and business lofts and offices, bars, restaurants, an eight-theatre cinema complex, and a university while retaining the original English redbrick facades. The 15-block area runs two kilometres along the river bank dotted with fine dining, such as the Parolaccia di Mare. Two historic ships from the Argentine Armada, the Corbeta Uruguay and the Fragata Sarmiento, are moored quayside as floating naval museums, their approximate operating hours are 9a-11p with a ARS2 admission.
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Running Tours
I did a running tour through Puerto Madero on a sunny day and it was simply beautiful!!! The sights,...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 15 2009
Amazing food!!!
I don't remember the name of the restaurant, but ask anybody in BA and they will know. They had ...
Reviewed by:Jennifer from on May 15 2008
Nice View and great beefs
You can walk near to Puerto Madero a classical place at Buenos Aires and have dinner at many restaur...
Reviewed by:Seeking for Nena umblug from on Dec 09 2007
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