Shopping in Buenos Aires
October 9, 2009 / posted in category : argentina, south america
In recent years, the city of Buenos Aires has become a gigantic shopping mall for foreign visitors. Attracted by the exchange (pesos per dollar at 3.05, approximately), thousands of tourists buy luxury goods and top brands at a cost of significant benefit. Here, we present the best shopping centers in Argentina’s capital.
Galerias Pacifico is, without doubt, the mall preferred by foreign tourists. Located on Florida Street, in downtown Buenos Aires, is often included in many tours and scheduled tours by travel agents. Products by Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, 5fth Avenue, Cacharel and Ralph Lauren, among other international brands can be found here. However, not all consumption in the Galerias Pacifico. Declared a National Historic Monument in 1989, its building is a jewel of architectural art. Inside you can enjoy murals of the artists Juan Carlos Castagnino, Demetrio Urruchíua, Antonio Berni, Manuel Colmeiro and Lino Enea Spilimbergo. In addition, the campus operates the Centro Cultural Borges.

Those looking for luxury and quality, will find their place in the Patio Bullrich. In the traditional aristocratic Recoleta district, presents shops like Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Rhapsody and Prune. Although prices are high, product quality is assured.
Alto Palermo is the preferred shopping in Buenos Aires city. The variety of businesses, a large food court and children’s play space, makes it an excellent place to spend a day shopping. Adidas, Caro Cuore, Kevingston, Hush Puppies and Kosiuko are some of the trademarks.
Although it lost ground against its competitors, Paseo Alcorta still worth a visit. With 85,700 m2 and 122 shops, perhaps his point in favor is the organization of events such as Style Alcorta (where fashion designers present their creations).

Located outside the city of Buenos Aires, but easily accessible via the Pan American highway, Unicenter is one of the oldest shopping centers and large the country. It was opened in 1988. The style of American malls, its giant facilities include everything the visitor needs. 300 shops, a hypermarket, 14 cinema rooms and a children’s theme park guaranteed entertainment for all tastes.
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