Avenida Córdoba
Córdoba Avenue is one of the principal thoroughfares in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
History
Mayor
Overview
The avenue's outset at
The avenue crosses pedestrianized
Its intersection with Libertad Street (one block past Nueve de Julio) is distinguished by
The 8 km (5 mi) avenue demarcates a number of Buenos Aires' boroughs. At its outset, it separates Retiro to the north from San Nicolás and, further west, from Balvanera. It then separates Balvanera from Recoleta, to the north and, further west, Palermo from Almagro and Villa Crespo (both to Palermo's south). Entering Villa Crespo, the avenue passes under Reconquista Bridge, an overpass opened in 1969 to facilitate traffic along Juan B. Justo Avenue. Córdoba Avenue's Villa Crespo section is known for its many apparel and footwear stores.[5] The avenue ends as such at Federico Lacroze Avenue, though geographically it continues as Giribone Street for another eight blocks, extending well into the Chacarita borough.
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Microsoft and Alas buildings
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Naval Officers' Association
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Bencich Building
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Fountain and the former FIAT building
References
- ^ a b "Taringa" (in Spanish).
- ^ a b c Wilson, Jason. Cultural Guide to the City of Buenos Aires. Oxford, England: Signal Books, 1999.
- ^ Clarín: Recuperarán la tienda Harrods (in Spanish)
- ^ "Buenos Aires: Enseñanza Artística" (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 2006-02-08.
- ^ "Clarín" (in Spanish).