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07/03/24

Monuments in Argentina

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Obelisco de Buenos Aires: It was built to mark the 4th centenary of the city’s first foundation, and it also marks the spot where the Argentine national flag was raised in the city for the first time.

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Pirámide de mayo: This is the oldest monument in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a unique symbol for the city. 

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Puente de la mujer: After the Obelisk, the Women’s bridge is the next popular landmark that most visitors want to photograph. 

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Floralis Generica: Inaugurated in 2002 to become one of the newest landmarks in Buenos Aires, it was probably the world’s first mobile public sculpture to be controlled by hydraulics and photoelectric sensors.

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Monument to Juana Azurduy: Very close to Plaza de Mayo and the Casa Rosada, you will find a dramatic tribute to Juana Azurduy de Padilla, located just in front of what used to be the main post office building.

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José de San Martín: Gral. José de San Martín is recognised as the Libertador of Argentina, Chile and Perú, so you will find many monuments paying homage to his life and military career.

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Torso desnudo: When coming from the city center and heading to Recoleta, many people are really amazed to see the peculiar statue of a headless male torso in “Parque Thays”.

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Teatro Colón: Designed by Francesco Tamburini, Vittorio Meano and Jules Dormal, it was inaugurated in 1908. Many of the materials were imported from Europe. 

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