Florida Street, pedestrian street in the City of Buenos Aires
Florida Street is a pedestrian zone in Buenos Aires that runs through the city center for several blocks. It connects different neighborhoods and is lined with shops, cafés, and small plazas along its path.
Florida Street developed as a commercial hub during the 19th century. Over the decades, it transformed from a horse-cart route into one of South America's early pedestrian streets.
The best time to visit is early in the morning or late afternoon when it is less crowded. The street is completely flat and easy to navigate, with clear paths and many spots to rest.
The street is known for street musicians and artists who perform and display their work along its length. This constant creative activity gives the passage a sense of renewal that changes daily.
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