Plaza Dorrego The second oldest plaza in Buenos Aires, six days a week the plaza is a relatively quiet, shady space lined with restaurants and cafes

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Plaza Dorrego, Buenos Aires

Plaza Dorrego The second oldest plaza in Buenos Aires, six days a week the plaza is a relatively quiet, shady space lined with restaurants and cafes.

Plaza Dorrego The second oldest plaza in Buenos Aires, six days a week the plaza is a relatively quiet, shady space lined with restaurants and cafes. On Sundays an antiques market takes over and you can hardly see the plaza for the people and market stalls. The stalls get cleared away from about 5 pm, and from 8 pm there is public dancing, including tango.


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About Plaza Dorrego

 Buenos Aires, Argentina

 +54 11 4114-5724

Plaza Dorrego and Nearby Sights on Map

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