This neighborhood, located in the northeast of the city, between Palermo and Recoleta is inhabited by the upper middle class. It's easy to get to the financial areas from there, as well as the entertainment centers and nightlife.
You can see French, Noveau Art, Racionalist and Modern styled buildings.
Its heart is Santa Fe Avenue, where you'll find cinemas, restaurants, coffee shops, and a great variety of shops.
Along Santa Fe, Pueyredon, Callao and Del Libertador Ave you'll find the main forms of public transportation, including the “D” line subway which connects you downtown.
