A great place to walk around. A large restaurant area on the water on both sides. Two places to cross. Historical ship in port to view when open. Not accessible by subway so you have to walk from the last stop or take a taxi. We had trouble finding a taxi to take us there during dinner time.

Really cool vibe and plenty of choices to eat and drink. We even got the bonus of a traditional tango dance on the bridge which was brilliant. Places to try include a restaurant called Chana (very cool and relaxed seating) and Juan Bautista Parrilla Gaucha for a decent steak restaurant (but can be busy so plan ahead)

Great, atmosphere and food. Attentive staff very friendly. Food was plentiful and delicious. Drinks were cold and refreshing. Ordered the veal and it filled in entire plate. One of the largest I’ve ever ever had. Rest of the party had steaks all pleasantly surprised.

Nice walk through the new buildings, born on the old constructions. The newest part of BA, high and beautiful buildings, expensive apartments, fashionable shops. One of the best parts of BA

We really enjoyed visiting this area of Buenos Aires. Please note that the waterway is a CANAL and not a river or harbor. That said, be sure to visit the Woman's Bridge that has a part that looks like a woman's leg during a Tango.

Its converted redbrick buildings contain upscale steakhouses popular with tourists and business lunchers. Sleek 50 stories high skyscrapers house multinational corporations and high-value apartments, facing the Rio de la Plata. Most of them are concentrated along the Dock 3 of Puerto Madero; these include Alvear Tower 784 ft, Renoir II 561 ft, Mulieris Towers 528 ft, El Faro Towers 520 ft, Repsol-YPF Tower 520 ft, Le Parc Tower 518 ft, and Chateau Tower of Puerto Madero 512 ft. Currently under construction the 649 ft tall Harbour Tower, set to be completed in 2024 as the second tallest skyscraper in Argentina. There are also in the neighbourhood several museums and art galleries, among them the Faena Arts Center, the Fortabat Art Collection, the De la Cárcova Museum, and the museum ships ARA Uruguay and ARA Presidente Sarmiento. Trails loop around several lakes at the wildlife-rich Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, which is nice for families and joggers. Check out the new Puente de la Mujer a graceful suspension bridge, against the old Puente Transbordador bridge Nicolás Avellaneda. TIP: Nice place to walk around. Please Tick the box below if you find this review helpful or interesting. Thank you.

We spent half a day walking around and enjoying the river banks and Puente des las mujeres bridge. In the evening we went to Sky Bar located at top floor of hotel Alvear. Food, drinks, views and DJ were the best. Lovely nightlife.