Sunny Apartment a Few Meters from Puerto Madero

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1 dormitorio · 3 camas · 1 baño · San Nicolás

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O tym miejscu

Excellent modern style apartment. Kitchen integrated into the living room for 4 people. The master bedroom has a queen bed, in the living room there is a sommier with a cart bed that opens from below, thus completing the 4 seats, this environment has a large window where we can see the majestic Avenida Córdoba. It has a full bathroom. In the kitchen there is a washing machine, refrigerator, appliances and everything you need to spend a few beautiful days. The space Check-in and check-out are autonomous Guest access Guests inside the apartment have free access to all their environments. Other things to note The name of this neighborhood dates back to the chapel founded in 1733 by Don Domingo de Acasusso, on the corner of the current Carlos Pellegrini and Corrientes. The chapel was rebuilt in 1767 by Don Francisco de Araujo, and by Royal Decree of July 8, 1769, when the city was divided into six parishes, that of San Nicolás was erected as one of them. In this church, on August 23, 1812, the national flag was hoisted for the first time in Buenos Aires, on the occasion of a religious service in thanksgiving for the failure of the Alzaga conspiracy. The Church of San Nicolás disappeared when Corrientes Street was widened, and in the same place the Obelisk was erected, on one of whose faces the legend that recalls that fact was engraved. Today the Church of San Nicolás de Bari stands on Avenida Santa Fe 1364. The neighborhood, due to its geographical location, is one of the oldest in Buenos Aires, and inside it includes Plaza Lavalle, known as the Hueco de Zamudio, due to a neighboring estate. The place was destined for military exercises, becoming known as Plaza de Armas. The Artillery Park, built where the Courts building dating from 1910 is today, gave it the name of Plaza del Parque, until finally, by Ordinance of September 16, 1878, it acquired its definitive name. In front of it, on the site of the current Teatro Colón, inaugurated on May 25, 1908, was the Parque Station. From there, on August 29, 1857, it set off on its first trip to La Floresta, the first Argentine train pulled by the famous La Porteña locomotive

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