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Retiro is one of the largest hubs of transportation services in
Argentina, and is home to many high-end stores and residential areas popular among both local wealthy gentry and expatriate executives. About 26,000 of its people, however, including thousands of
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in 1939. When entire blocks of housing were razed to make way for an extension of the
Avenida 9 de Julio in the late 1970s, the embassy was spared due to its landmark status, and remains the lone building in the midst of intense traffic. The neighboring
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structure finished in 1936 that, at the time, was the tallest building in Latin
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festivals, and permits were obtained in 2009 to reopen the retailer. Another Retiro landmark spared demolition was the
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department store's only overseas affiliate, from 1914 to 1998; the abandoned landmark continued to host art shows and
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past the Retiro train terminal. Avenida
Leandro Alem runs north-to-south along the
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from 1911 to 1953, is also in Retiro and today serves as a national museum.
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769:"The emblems of the 48 barrios of Buenos Aires were presented"
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Across the street opposite Retiro train terminal is the leafy
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woman, the
Kavanagh stands on the northern end of pedestrian
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869:"Primer Congreso Nacional de Hidrocarburos--Petróleo y Gas"
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The most significant landmark opposite the plaza is the
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Unofficial Retiro guide with pictures and sightseeings
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790:"Historia argentina: Los tiempos españoles, 1492-1805"
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The Retiro section of Calle
Florida was the site of
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Arquitectura hispanoamericana en el Río de la Plata
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16:Neighborhood in C1, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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871:. Instituto Argentino del Petróleo. 1982.
1002:"El Kavanagh y sus 70 años de historias"
887:. Christopher E.M. Pearson. 2014-11-24.
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911:. River Plate Publishing Company. 1948.
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75:Location of Retiro within Buenos Aires
2304:President Julio Argentino Roca Avenue
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986:. Embassy of Brazil. Archived from
830:Las invasiones inglesas (1806-1807)
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2052:Mary Terán de Weiss Tennis Stadium
1926:National Museum of Decorative Arts
620:, an ornate pavilion used for the
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266:Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Socorro
245:In 1800 began the construction of
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1583:Ministry of Public Works Building
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149:2.8 km (1.1 sq mi)
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855:"Todo es historia, Temas420-425"
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1971:San Martín National Institute
1896:Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum
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595:Argentine War of Independence
541:Ministry of Foreign Relations
510:Basílica Santísimo Sacramento
343:" shantytown built along the
170:16,000/km (42,000/sq mi)
1931:National Museum of Fine Arts
1818:Plaza Fuerza Aérea Argentina
618:National Museum of Fine Arts
496:monument was donated by the
478:Plaza Fuerza Aérea Argentina
242:, that operated until 1739.
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1598:Palacio de Aguas Corrientes
234:of slaves belonging to the
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2002:Argentinos Juniors Stadium
1966:San Martín Cultural Center
1936:National Museum of History
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2047:Malvinas Argentinas Arena
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1906:Latin American Art Museum
1901:King Fahd Cultural Center
1861:Argentine Automobile Club
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857:. Todo es historia. 2002.
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247:Plaza de Toros del Retiro
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2113:Federico Lacroze station
1956:Recoleta Cultural Center
1004:. La Nación. 2006-01-03.
972:. La Nación. 2008-09-22.
958:. Clarín. 22 March 2009.
884:1000 Monuments of Genius
792:. José María Rosa. 1965.
377:A major thoroughfare is
44:Clockwise from top: The
2339:Scalabrini Ortiz Avenue
2289:Figueroa Alcorta Avenue
2087:José Amalfitani Stadium
1916:Natural Sciences Museum
1881:Fortabat Art Collection
1833:Plaza Intendente Alvear
732:Avenida Leandro N. Alem
522:Fernández Blanco Museum
383:Avenida Leandro N. Alem
328:Avenida Leandro N. Alem
2254:Avenida del Libertador
2062:Obras Sanitarias Arena
2017:Ferro C. Oeste Stadium
1578:Metropolitan Cathedral
655:Avenida del Libertador
508:. Also nearby are the
379:Avenida del Libertador
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257:, occurred during the
123:Retiro Railway Station
50:Retiro Railway Station
2368:34.59472°S 58.37583°W
2118:Jorge Newbery Airport
2057:Nueva Chicago Stadium
2027:Hippodrome of Palermo
1981:Eduardo Sívori Museum
1961:Rojas Cultural Center
1823:Plaza de la República
1763:Buenos Aires Eco-Park
1633:Santo Domingo convent
1516:Confitería del Molino
684:Navy Officers' Club,
622:1889 Paris Exposition
557:Rail Transport Agency
516:shopping arcade, the
490:Torre de los Ingleses
430:Ortiz Basualdo Palace
353:Retiro train terminal
325:
318:and its surroundings.
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300:Victorino de la Plaza
284:Torre de los Ingleses
2373:-34.59472; -58.37583
2108:Constitución station
2103:Buenos Aires station
2007:Boca Juniors Stadium
1808:Parque de la Memoria
1778:Ciudad Universitaria
561:Hotel de Inmigrantes
536:-related terrorism.
447:Ambassador of Brazil
438:Embassy in Argentina
418:Harrods Buenos Aires
345:Port of Buenos Aires
326:The northern end of
286:(renamed in 1982 to
167: • Density
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2309:Leandro Alem Avenue
2279:Coronel Díaz Street
2216:Parque de la Ciudad
2143:Underground network
2082:San Lorenzo Stadium
2077:River Plate Stadium
1876:Foreign Debt Museum
1783:Congressional Plaza
1568:Libertador Building
1541:Estrugamou Building
634:International Style
606:reinforced concrete
528:Embassy, which was
518:Estrugamou Building
361:Terminal de Ómnibus
251:Santiago de Liniers
236:Compagnie de Guinée
202:or neighborhood in
2299:General Paz Avenue
2239:Avenida 9 de Julio
2221:La Trastienda Club
2211:San Martin Theatre
1501:Chacarita Cemetery
1482:historic buildings
717:Avenida 9 de Julio
640:District of Retiro
587:José de San Martín
500:community for the
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411:Avenida 9 de Julio
372:Buenos Aires Metro
337:illegal immigrants
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261:of 1806 and 1807.
159: • Total
146: • Total
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2284:Corrientes Avenue
2186:Galerías Pacífico
2171:Cervantes Theatre
1911:Modern Art Museum
1891:Illuminated Block
1803:Parque Centenario
1758:Botanical Gardens
1628:San Martín Palace
1623:Recoleta Cemetery
1563:Kavanagh Building
1558:Immigrants' Hotel
1553:Galerías Pacífico
1547:Floralis Genérica
1473:Buenos Aires City
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1305:Parque Avellaneda
702:San Martín Palace
630:San Martín Palace
602:Kavanagh Building
434:French Government
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62:Kavanagh Building
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2191:Gran Rex Theatre
2176:Fishermen's Pier
2037:Lawn Tennis Club
1976:Sarmiento Museum
1921:National Library
1886:House of Culture
1838:Plaza San Martín
1788:Japanese Gardens
1746:Nature and parks
1687:Buenos Aires CBD
1646:Torre Monumental
1511:City Legislature
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486:Torre Monumental
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454:five star hotels
395:Francisco Seeber
381:, which becomes
316:Plaza San Martín
288:Torre Monumental
135:Plaza San Martín
66:Plaza San Martín
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314:Aerial view of
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