Design apartment in Buenos Aires – 1 Bedroom – Micro Centro

Bright, comfortable, modern characterize this 1-bedroom apartment

APT. CHARACTERISTICS
Bright, comfortable, modern and quiet.
Comfortable 50 m2 apartment. with 1 room.
Fully equipped, with ceramic and wooden floors.
Decorated with art & design and located in the center of the city of Buenos Aires, being one of the most visited due to its proximity to the Teatro Colon, El Obelisco Plaza de Mayo, Avenida 9 de Julio, and the main tourist, commercial and financial points from Buenos Aires.
It has everything you need to arrive and feel at home.
The social area is made up of the living room, dining room integrated with a window providing light and ventilation.
You will also enjoy a comfortable and modern ‘petit’ integrated kitchen, equipped with electrical appliances and dishes.

Comfortable and modern bathroom with shower

Living & Dining room –
Equipped exactly as seen in the photos with a 32” TV.
Kitchen area: Fully equipped.
Refrigerator / fridge / freezer
Coffee maker
Electric oven
Microwave oven
Set of tableware, cutlery, kitchen knives
Wine glasses
Cups
Pots and pans

Bedroom
A very comfortable bedroom a window with blinds and fabric curtains.
Comfortable Queen size bed 1.60 x 1.90 mts.
The room has a wardrobe / closet with very good storage capacity.

WIFI: 10 MB free all over the apt.
BED LINEN AND TOWELS: included, you will find them in the apt.

BUILDING
Traditional, quiet, typical Buenos Aires building.
Elevator
SERVICES AND AMENITIES
Doorman: Yes, during the day.

OTHER REMARKABLE ASPECTS
• Optional cleaning service with extra charge, please consult the fees
• Charge for leaving late (late check out), after 10 am: US$ 20 [please check availability]
• To get to the apartment from the airport you can get a bus or a “radio taxi” from the airport main room (always from inside the airport, never from outside because wouldn´t be very safe).

ATTENTION TO GUESTS
You will find a very useful User Guide in the apt. With info about the apartment, inventory and neighborhood.
We will always pay close attention to you by cell phone or #WA (Whatsapp).
Please provide to us your arrival information, in order to assure that everything goes smooth. (first and last name of guests)
To have safe and effective communication I will ask for your cell phone number and # WA (Whatsapp)
It is important to know in advance arrival times at the apt. so as to coordinate the delivery of the keys:
• Check in
• Check out
Any questions please do not hesitate in contacting us.
Thanks!

LOCATION / NEIGHBORHOOD / POINTS OF INTEREST
The apt. is centrally located in ‘Retiro”: Financial and commercial center with an elegant residential side, this area was the port of entry for millions of immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The apt.is located at:
3 blocks from Galerías Pacífico Shopping
3 blocks away from ‘El Obelisco’
3 blocks away from Teatro Colón
5 blocks from Plaza San Martin and Florida Street (Pedestrian shooping str.)
7 blocks from Retiro Main Station (public transport hub)
7 blocks away from the beginning of Puerto Madero Zone (nearby restaurants, attractions, etc)
9 blocks from the CCK (Centro Cultural Kirchner)
The apartment has a location with excellent access to public transport.

Some points of interest:
• Puente de la Mujer – Gorriti Juana Manuela 900.
Inspired by tango, this landmark rotating footbridge was designed by Santiago Calatrava.
El Puente de la Mujer (Women’s Bridge) is one of the most famous landmarks in the neighbourhood of Puerto Madero. The rotating footbridge was the first work from Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava in Latin America and demonstrates Buenos Aires’ constant effort to position itself at the vanguard of art and architecture in the region.
The bridge represents a couple dancing tango, with the white mast symbolising the man and the curve of the bridge, the woman. It has a large turning mechanism, allowing it to swing open to allow sailing ships to pass. The bridge was constructed in Spain and donated to Buenos Aires through a private donation.
• Teatro Colón – Cerrito 618, CABA.
Don’t miss one of the world’s most majestic opera houses, acclaimed for its architecture and acoustics.
Renowned for its phenomenal acoustics and stunning architecture, the Colón theatre is considered one of the best opera houses in the world, together with La Scala in Milán, the Opera Garnier in Paris and the Royal Opera House in London.
• Caminito – Valle Iberlucea del Dr y Magallanes.
Take a stroll through Buenos Aires’ famously colourful street museum.
Located in La boca, the Caminito (little path, in Spanish) is a street museum of colourful painted houses typical of the immigrant dwellings that came to chracterise this portside area towards the end of the 19th and start of the 20th century.
There are several works by Argentine artists incorporated as part of the street museum and the Caminito has become a favourite with visitors to the city. Several restaurants offer tango and folk dance shows and street fills with artists offering original crafts and paintings.
• Galerias Pacifico Shopping – Florida 753. Gape at this luxurious shopping center that’s a true architectural gem.
Galerías Pacífico is one of the city’s most opulent shopping centres, and many people visit just to see its installations and its dome, which is painted with murals by Argentine artists Antonio Berni, Lino Enea Spilimbergo, Demetrio Urruchúa and Juan Carlos Castagnino.
It contains specialized leather stores as well as international names, and a food court. Personal shoppers are available with pre-booking, and the center provides facilities for children, a bureau de change, ATMs and a premium taxi service.
The center is also home to the Centro Cultural Borges, the venue for a tango school as well as art exhibitions and workshops.

• Museums to visit for free:
1. National Historic Museum – Defensa 1600.
2. Casa Rosada Museum Av. Paseo Colón 100.
In one of the city’s most important buildings, this museum opened in the year 2011 to celebrate the bicentenary of Argentina’s revolution of Independence. The museum is located behind the Casa Rosada governmental palace and is a must for anyone interested in history and architecture.

3. Immigration Museum – Av. Antártida Argentina 1355.
This fascinating museum tell the story of the immigrants who arrived in Argentina from Europe, Asia and Africa in the 19th century and continue to arrive largely from elsewhere in South America today. This is a journey that reveals some of the origins of the city’s idiosyncrasies.
4. Quinquela Martín Museum – Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 1835.
This museum has a large collection of oil paintings and etchings made by the artist Benito Quinquela Martín between 1922 and 1967, as well as work by other artists representative of some of the big movements in Argentine art during the 20th century. There’s also a collection of ship figureheads, making the museum as intriguing as the neighborhood where it’s located – the colorful La Boca.

Moving around Buenos Aires:
On Cordoba & 9 de Julio Avenue there are several buses nearby the apt.
Public transport: Buenos Aires has a quick, efficient and economical public transport system with more than 180 bus lines linking every area of the city and six underground metro lines, which connect the city’s historic political and financial center with the main avenues, train stations and coach stations.
Public transportation in Bs. As is good, although it gets crowded during rush hours. It is called here “Subte”, which is the abbreviation for ‘Subway’ in Spanish. The network crosses the different neighborhoods of the city of Buenos Aires.
Download the following Apps for more transportation info.: Moovit, Google Maps, Trenes Argentinos, BA subte, BA Taxi, etc.
So as to be able to travel in public transfer (buses, subway and trains) it is necessary to purchase the “SUBE” card. For more info please check the following link: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/sube
Taxi: it is safe to take any taxi/cab on the streets of Bs.As.
Applications: Uber, DiDI, Cabify.
METROBUS: Is a transportation system that combines articulated and traditional buses with exclusive lanes. It decreases travel times, provides predictability, comfort and improves environmental quality.
With seven corridors operating, the CABA Metrobus Network reaches 62.5 km in length, impacts the quality of the travel experience of one million people every day and involves 91 bus lines.
With the physical integration of the transport network through the transfer centers within the City, we improve the quality of waiting and the travel experience of more than 1.6 million public transport users.