Villa del Parque

Villa del Parque is a residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires where tree-lined streets connect single-family homes, apartment buildings, and shops. Cuenca Street serves as the main commercial corridor running through the area.

The neighborhood developed in the early 1900s from agricultural land and brick factories that once covered the area. It received official recognition as a Buenos Aires neighborhood in 1908.

The neighborhood centers around local gathering spots like parks and community clubs where residents regularly meet and share traditions. These spaces define the social rhythm of daily life in the area.

The neighborhood is well connected by public transit with multiple bus lines serving the area and the Villa del Parque train station offering access on the Urquiza Line. Getting around and reaching central Buenos Aires is straightforward from here.

The neighborhood takes its name from a large park that serves as green space and gathering place for residents. This park remains one of the oldest green spaces in the area and still defines the character of the district.