It isn't a suburb, but it could be, lying beyond the city limits. It is the city's youngest neighbourhood, but its history is also linked with the fundamental activity of the city: the port. It links the most exclusive residential zone, home of the city's most expensive hotels with one of the most popular recreational zones: la Costanera Sur (Southern Riverfront). To experience the contrasts of Puerto Madero it is well worth a visit on foot. Read on.
As the peculiar characteristic of its culture, Buenos Aires carries the Tango stigma. It was considered taboo from its origins, and dared challenge the "good customs" class with its sensual and rule-breaking provocation. Spreading out its typical beautiful women and "compadritos", elegant and brave men always into theforbidden, fantasies started to arise, following the rhythmic 2x4 body expression. Read on.
