Belgrano, Administrative district in northern Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Belgrano is an administrative district in northern Buenos Aires composed of distinct sectors including Belgrano R, Belgrano C, and Bajo Belgrano. Avenue Cabildo serves as the main thoroughfare that connects these areas together.
The area briefly became Argentina's capital in 1880 during political tensions between the federal government and Buenos Aires province. This moment shaped the district's development as a significant administrative location.
The Enrique Larreta Museum displays Spanish art in a neo-colonial mansion, and its Andalusian garden reflects different historical periods. The space draws visitors interested in Spanish culture and period gardens.
The district connects to downtown through subway Line D, multiple bus routes, and commuter rail at Belgrano C station. Visitors should research the best transport options depending on their destination within the area.
La Redonda Church, opened in 1878, stands out for its unusual circular shape with a prominent dome. This architectural feature makes it a recognizable landmark in the area.
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