I really don't understand why this place is a "must do" in Buenos Aires. It's a common downtown street, similar to other cities in South America. Crowded, dirty, a lot of (expensive) stores, people at the streets trying to sell the tourists something and people asking for money. Do you want to buy something typical of Buenos Aires and different... More

it's just fun to join the crowds, watch the local colour, window shop - or find a few real fashion treasures, be entertained by the buskers More

It is according to when you come as to if this is an excellent place to purchase handmade items of good quality or if the government has closed all of them down so you do not have the atmosphere that is normal for us who live here. There are plenty of shops to go to but you can get the... More

Great street art and music fills the street. Lots of stores on the street for you to visit. Don't walk around too late after the croud dies down because it's turns into a dark and lonely street. More

This is the main avenue for shopping and fast food in the center of the city, you can find everything in this street, definitely worth a promenade. More

The glorious promenade from the south. It's our first wakable street ans every day you can find almost anything you need in the shop and arround. I love it because a lives in BAires!!!! More

Visit Gran Cafe at the corner of Florida and Cordoba on saturday and sunday between 1100 and 1400 hours and enjoy Sabrina and Baldomero playing and singing and see life passing by. More

Too much people, very messy. Pick-pocketers are ready for tourists More

Full of people, stores and leather stores, be vey careful with your stuff, no not show money on the streets. Full of restaurants and cafes. Do not forget to visits Galeria Pacifico, there is the Centro cultural Jorge Luis Borges. florida corner with avenida Cordoba. More