Plaza de Mayo, this is the territory of the President. Take the subway in front of the square, and the terminal station is Plaza de Mayo. The red building is the Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace). The occasionally flying flocks of pigeons and the military police on the roadsides make it a must-visit spot for every tourist.
Puente de la Mujer was completed in 2001 and was designed by the famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. The bridge is 160 meters long, 6.2 meters wide, and weighs approximately 800 tons. Puente de la Mujer is a cleverly designed, beautifully shaped, uniquely styled bridge with rich cultural connotations. It is named 'Puente de la Mujer' because of its graceful shape. From a distance, the bridge looks petite and delicate, entirely white, resembling a graceful lady in a white long dress.
National Historical Museum of Argentina
The discovery of South America by Europeans and the subsequent colonization of South America are inseparable from firearms. You can see well-preserved firearms from the last century in various museums, displayed as the most powerful remarks of history in their respective national museums.
Boca Juniors Stadium
A holy place for fans, the cradle of Maradona, 'Boca Juniors Stadium'. Mentioning football generally brings a pang to Chinese people, but Argentina is renowned worldwide for its football. Even a stadium has become a tourist attraction that visitors flock to.
MALBA Museum of Modern Art
This is a museum full of surprises. Although tickets are required, it feels worth it. Time is the most precious thing in travel, and missing the most beautiful scenery or art is the greatest loss.
Here you can find paintings by Rubens and Picasso. The level of detail in the paintings is beyond imagination. As a representation of European Romanticism, the quality of the works is very high.
