Following by Av. Corrientes we will arrive to the area which is known as Abasto, traditional Tango, where Carlos Gardel lived and has a Museum in his memory. In the streets you can witness some street tango show. In addition, here we will make purchases in the Abasto Shopping Mall, which was formerly a market of fruits and vegetables. It retains its outer structure that is spectacular. It has about 250 commercial premises of various brands and miscellaneous items. + Florida Street The pedestrian more important is the pedestrian walkway shopping and lively city. Nearly a million people (workers and tourists) run through it every day.

To be in a zone of offices, known as downtown, the best time to visit it is around three o’clock in the afternoon. In it you can find all kind of shops: Department stores such as Falabella, money exchange, shops of footwear and leather garments, houses computing, garments and informal and souvenirs. In addition, in its streets we see shows (music, couples of tango, magicians and fakirs) CAP, living statues, paintings and various objects. At the intersection of Florida with Cordoba Avenue you will find the beautiful Galerias Pacifico, a sleek Mall of exclusive brands (such as Tiffany, Polo Ralph Lauren, Christian Dior, Tommy Hilfiger and Lacoste) and whose central dome is a unique beauty. It was declared a national historic landmark for its architecture of undeniable artistic value and its stunning murals.

Also about Florida and the streets that the intersect can find Central houses of all banks in the city, money exchange and financial companies. Florida Street ends at the Plaza San Martin, a beautiful green area of 5 hectares, declared historical site in 1942. + Recommendations – bring your camera. Don’t forget to charge your battery and have space on the memory card. -You will need a pair of comfortable shoes to walk much. -Do not forget to use sunscreen, if you come in summer. -Purchase any garment or footwear of Argentine leather, but first visit several local asking prices. -I got a map of the Center. Many locals have them and are free of charge. -Dye careful with your belongings. As in every busy city should be prevented from the pickpockets. Don’t be afraid, only warning if you Mexicanos to see a street show, not you distracts your attention from your valuables, because it’s the moment that take advantage of the punguistas (specialists in stealing unless you realize). -Take a coffee in the Tortoni.-Come a pizza in the quatrains. -Also you can save money by buying a sandwich or soda in the kiosks of the neighborhood. -It is possible that your visit to the Plaza de Mayo or the area of the Congress coincides with a political demonstration. Don’t be afraid, there will always be cops nearby. -On Florida Street you will listen to change, I change. It’s called arbolitos, people who change foreign currencies by Argentine pesos. Never change your dollars or Euros with them. There are many casas de cambio in the area that are safe. + Where to stay: accommodation in the Centre of Buenos Aires (Downtown) options are diverse, there is one for every budget. For those who prefer total privacy, the best option is to rent an apartment. If you prefer to be in direct contact with other tourists, share experiences and save money, it is best to stay in a Hostel at Palermo, while a not so economical option will be staying in a Bed and Breakfast.