Club Harrods Gath & Chaves, Sports and social club in Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Club Harrods Gath & Chaves is a sports and social organization in Belgrano, Buenos Aires, near Avenida del Libertador and the Ferrocarril General Bartolomé Mitre tracks. Its three-hectare grounds hold 14 clay tennis courts, a synthetic-turf football pitch, a parquet basketball gym, a volleyball gym, a roller hockey rink, a multi-sport gym, a synthetic mini-football pitch, an indoor pool heated in winter, and barbecue quinchos.

The club results from the merger of two athletics clubs: Club Athletic Gath & Chaves, on the corner of what is now Virrey del Pino and Avenida del Libertador in Buenos Aires, and Club Athletic Harrods, in the town of Rivadavia, today part of Vicente López in Buenos Aires Province. The source gives the club 106 years of age and places it in the history of Bajo Belgrano.

The club bears the names of two department stores whose employees founded the original clubs, and this commercial heritage remains part of how members identify with the place. You will find people practicing everything from tennis to skating to martial arts, which shapes the character of the facility.

The facility is located at Virrey del Pino 1480 in an accessible neighborhood with plenty of ground space for multiple activities happening at the same time. Wear comfortable clothing and plan ahead if you want to try different sports or classes, since different facilities may have their own schedules and availability.

The club stands out for bringing together many different sports disciplines and maintaining connections with multiple sports federations, which sets it apart from single-sport facilities. This diversity means visitors can try several activities in one place rather than having to specialize in just one.