Munro

Munro is a residential neighborhood in Vicente López spread across flat ground with orderly street grids. The area fills blocks with houses, small shops, and everyday services arranged in a practical way for families.

The neighborhood emerged in the early 1900s when farmland transformed into a planned residential area. This shift reflected the broader growth of Buenos Aires expanding outward into the suburbs.

The name comes from an Irish family who settled here and shaped the area. Today you see daily life centered around neighborhood gatherings and local shops where residents naturally meet and spend time together.

The area connects to central Buenos Aires through multiple bus routes and nearby train stations for easy access. Daily commuters can use different transport options to move around the greater metropolitan area without much hassle.

The neighborhood has a sports facility called Polideportivo Munro that has served as a social hub for decades. It draws residents together not just for athletic activities but also for community meetings and local events.

Location: Vicente López Partido

Inception: April 30, 1912

Elevation above the sea: 26 m

GPS coordinates: -34.53333,-58.51667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:25