Why you should choose Belgrano neighborhood

Belgrano has two different faces: one is a residential neighborhood with 19th-centruy mansions, and the other is a busy center of commercial activity; for this reason, many visitors choose to rent rooms in Belgrano.

Some of the typical places to visit are: the Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepción (the Church of the Immaculate Conception), known as "La Redonda" (the "Round Church"); the Palco de la Música (the bandstand), a pagoda located in the Barrancas de Belgrano; the Casa del Ángel, which was replaced by a shopping mall; the Museo Histórico Sarmiento (Sarmiento Historical Museum); the Museo Casa de Yrurtia (Home of Yrurtia Museum); the homes of Alfonsina Storni and Raúl Soldi (important cultural figures for the country), and the Barrio Chino (Chinese neighborhood).

What it's like living in Belgrano

The best thing about renting a room in Belgrano is that you can choose from areas that are quite different from each other. Belgrano "C" is the most commercial area, with the corner of Cabildo and Juramento being a landmark; Bajo Belgrano is the area closest to the river.

In both areas, there are buildings with modern and comfortable rooms for rent; in Belgrano "R", you'll find houses with rooms for rent, given that it is a residential area. If you enjoy living in a well-connected and commercial neighborhood, choose Belgrano along Cabildo Avenue, because there are many clothing stores, shoe stores, general goods stores, bookstores, and toy stores.

There are also many bus lines that pass by, in addition to the Line "D" of the subway and two train lines, the Mitre in Belgrano R station and the Tigre in Belgrano C station.