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1. Milonga Congreso (Plaza Congreso)6 days agoSpanish version of revision 7Milonga Congreso (Plaza Congreso)6 days agoSpanish version of revision 7
2. El Paraíso Milonga6 days agoSpanish version of revision 7El Paraíso Milonga6 days agoSpanish version of revision 7
3. Alejandro Aquino6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1Alejandro Aquino6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
4. El porteñito6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1El porteñito6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
5. Sur6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2Sur6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2
6. Katerina Zak6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1Katerina Zak6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
7. Alcides Rossi6 days agoSpanish version of revision 3Alcides Rossi6 days agoSpanish version of revision 3
8. Francisco Lomuto6 days agoSpanish version of revision 3Francisco Lomuto6 days agoSpanish version of revision 3
9. Gustavo Rosas6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1Gustavo Rosas6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
10. Nueva Pompeya6 days agoDescribed as Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and later factoriNueva Pompeya6 days agoDescribed as Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and later factori
11. Nueva Pompeya6 days agoIn Buenos AiresNueva Pompeya6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
12. Boedo6 days agoDescribed as Growth: a semirural area of estates and brickworks entered the city cadastre on 6 March 1882; subdivided into cheap lots for immigrants, it drew its first residBoedo6 days agoDescribed as Growth: a semirural area of estates and brickworks entered the city cadastre on 6 March 1882; subdivided into cheap lots for immigrants, it drew its first resid
13. Boedo6 days agoIn Buenos AiresBoedo6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
14. Villa Urquiza6 days agoDescribed as Growth: Francisco Seeber subdivided about 30 blocks as Villa de Las Catalinas in 1887 beside a railway station opened on 13 April 1889 on the Mitre line (José LVilla Urquiza6 days agoDescribed as Growth: Francisco Seeber subdivided about 30 blocks as Villa de Las Catalinas in 1887 beside a railway station opened on 13 April 1889 on the Mitre line (José L
15. Villa Urquiza6 days agoIn Buenos AiresVilla Urquiza6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
16. Villa Crespo6 days agoDescribed as Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertisVilla Crespo6 days agoDescribed as Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertis
17. Villa Crespo6 days agoIn Buenos AiresVilla Crespo6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
18. Flores6 days agoDescribed as Railway: San José de Flores had a wooden station on the Ferrocarril Oeste from the line's opening in 1857, moved about 250 m west in 1862.Flores6 days agoDescribed as Railway: San José de Flores had a wooden station on the Ferrocarril Oeste from the line's opening in 1857, moved about 250 m west in 1862.
19. Flores6 days agoDescribed as Growth: Flores began beside the Camino Real del Oeste (today's Av. Rivadavia), grew with pulperías, quintas and country houses, became a refuge during the 1871 Flores6 days agoDescribed as Growth: Flores began beside the Camino Real del Oeste (today's Av. Rivadavia), grew with pulperías, quintas and country houses, became a refuge during the 1871
20. Flores6 days agoIn Buenos AiresFlores6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
21. Belgrano6 days agoDescribed as Annexation: a national law of 1887 made Belgrano, until then a city of its own, a barrio of the Capital Federal.Belgrano6 days agoDescribed as Annexation: a national law of 1887 made Belgrano, until then a city of its own, a barrio of the Capital Federal.
22. Belgrano6 days agoDescribed as Foundation and railway: Belgrano was founded as a town in 1855 and named by decree on 6 Dec 1855; its station, one of the first in the country, opened in 1862 wBelgrano6 days agoDescribed as Foundation and railway: Belgrano was founded as a town in 1855 and named by decree on 6 Dec 1855; its station, one of the first in the country, opened in 1862 w
23. Belgrano6 days agoIn Buenos AiresBelgrano6 days agoIn Buenos Aires
24. Ferrocarril Oeste6 days agoDescribed as Line geometry: start -34.60109,-58.38319 (Estación del Parque, now Teatro Colón) → end -34.63369,-58.48079 (Floresta)Ferrocarril Oeste6 days agoDescribed as Line geometry: start -34.60109,-58.38319 (Estación del Parque, now Teatro Colón) → end -34.63369,-58.48079 (Floresta)
25. Ferrocarril Oeste6 days agoDescribed as Construction begins: the first line, opened 29 Aug 1857 with the locomotive La Porteña, ran about 10 km from the Estación del Parque (where the Teatro Colón staFerrocarril Oeste6 days agoDescribed as Construction begins: the first line, opened 29 Aug 1857 with the locomotive La Porteña, ran about 10 km from the Estación del Parque (where the Teatro Colón sta
26. Ferrocarril Oeste6 days agoOpen from 1857-08-29Ferrocarril Oeste6 days agoOpen from 1857-08-29
27. Avenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Tango on the avenue: Café Tortoni opened onto it in 1898, the Gaulois and Colón cafés hosted Julio de Caro and Pedro Maffia, and at Casa Tagini (no. 601) CarlosAvenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Tango on the avenue: Café Tortoni opened onto it in 1898, the Gaulois and Colón cafés hosted Julio de Caro and Pedro Maffia, and at Casa Tagini (no. 601) Carlos
28. Avenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Line geometry: start -34.60845,-58.37218 (Plaza de Mayo) → end -34.60978,-58.39027 (Plaza del Congreso)Avenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Line geometry: start -34.60845,-58.37218 (Plaza de Mayo) → end -34.60978,-58.39027 (Plaza del Congreso)
29. Avenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Opening: the avenue was inaugurated on 9 July 1894 and finished that September; the city's first boulevard, about 1,350 m long, it lined the centre with cafés aAvenida de Mayo6 days agoDescribed as Opening: the avenue was inaugurated on 9 July 1894 and finished that September; the city's first boulevard, about 1,350 m long, it lined the centre with cafés a
30. Avenida de Mayo6 days agoOpen from 1894-07-09Avenida de Mayo6 days agoOpen from 1894-07-09