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Florida Street in the 1890s, and it soon became a leading commercial artery in Buenos Aires. Vehicular traffic was barred during business hours in 1911 by request of the growing number of shop owners along Florida, and in 1913 the tram was dismantled to pedestrianize a section of
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lived near the northern end, and was fond of taking walks through the semi-deserted street in the pre-dawn hours. Borges was an outspoken critic of the renovation work done on the street in 1970; he was blind, and the new arrangement of trash cans, planters, flower pots, and
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along its downtown stretch; most have since closed, however, and
Lavalle, which was pedestrianized in 1978, became largely a shopping street. The large numbers of pedestrians at the intersection between the two also made the intersection a forum for performances by
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The 200 block features the former Grand
Florida Cinema (1925), created in an eclectic Art Deco design by Jorge Kálnay. The corner of Perón Street is overlooked by the Plateresque former Banco Popular Argentino (1931), today the headquarters of
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newspaper. One of numerous
Plateresque office buildings completed in the area during the 1920s, the building, known today as the Mitre Gallery, is the second store opened on Florida Street by Falabella. The corner of the intersection with
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The 300 block includes the oldest existing bookstore of El Ateneo chain (one of two on
Florida Street); founded in 1912, the booksellers opened their first Florida Street store in 1936. Facing El Ateneo is the former headquarters of
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ward. The northeast corner is distinguished by the magnificent Naval Center (1914), designed by
Jacques Dunant and Gastón Mallet in a Beaux-Arts style. Separated from the Naval Center by Galería Buenos Aires is the former
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and opened in 1914; distinguishable by the illuminated beacon atop its spire, it was one of the tallest buildings in Buenos Aires st the time. The former Gath & Chaves department store (1914) and annex (overlooking
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landmark by enraged
Peronists, who viewed the aristocratic Jockey Club as a center of anti-Peronism. The lot lay empty until the construction of Galería Jardín (1976), an office and retail complex designed by
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of avant-garde writers were among the many literati who gathered there. The
Richmond closed amid controversy in 2011. The 400 block ends at the intersection with Lavalle Street, and is overlooked by both
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heiress planned the high-rise as a revenge against the
Anchorena family, and made but one demand of the architects: that views of the Anchorenas' Church of the Holy Sacrament from their residence, the
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opened in the city's north side. Galerías Pacífico was renovated and reopened in 1991, though
Harrods Buenos Aires, which by then operated only on the ground floor, would close in 1998. Mayor
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The economic crisis of the 1980s precluded any recovery, however. Nor did the street benefit from a consumer boom during the 1990s, as this was largely diverted toward a series of new
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166:. Its first official name was "San José," enacted by Governor Miguel de Salcedo in 1734. In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the street was known popularly as
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mob. Its decline, however, was slowed by both an era of relative prosperity in Argentina, as well as milestones such as the inaugural of the Hotel Claridge in 1946, the
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shopping arcade occupies nearly the entire block along the eastern side of the 700 block. The monumental building, designed by Roland le Vacher in 1888 to house the
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170:(Post Street) in reference to the post office located on what later became Perú Street (the southern continuation of Florida Street). It was also later known as
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beginning in 1789, it became the first paved street in the city (a section of the original cobblestone pavement is displayed behind the entrance to the
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The beginnings of Florida Street date back to the founding of Buenos Aires in 1580, when it was hewn as a primitive path uphill from the banks of the
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succeeded in having these vendors removed in January 2012. Florida Street continues to command among the highest
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area. It intersects Buenos Aires's other pedestrian street, Lavalle, at the heart of the former cinema district.
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in the city, and has become a favorite attraction among the city's growing number of foreign tourists.
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renamed the street "Perú" in 1837, and in 1857, the name was returned to the present one.
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outbreak. They decided to move to higher ground in the city and chose the area known as
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Galería Arax (site of the Buenos Aires Auditorium) are also located there.
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in the municipal ordinance that otherwise prohibits the practice; Mayor
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scene during the 1960s), and the 1971 conversion of the street into a
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in 1889, and the Argentine Jockey Club, the nation's most prestigious
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are located on the 100 block: Galerías Boston and the landmark
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Florida Street becomes San Martín Street one block south of
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was first performed in 1813 at the Florida Street home of
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from 1896 to 1910, and thereafter the head office of the
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the street. The 1914 inaugural of the Gath & Chaves
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174:(Cobbled Street). Improved with boulders brought from
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tiles laid in a decorative black-and-white pattern.
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1924:Mary Terán de Weiss Tennis Stadium
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1144:List of upscale shopping districts
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712:during one of President
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2211:Scalabrini Ortiz Avenue
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1959:José Amalfitani Stadium
1788:Natural Sciences Museum
1753:Fortabat Art Collection
1705:Plaza Intendente Alvear
1129:Obelisk of Buenos Aires
1124:Tourism in Buenos Aires
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1934:Obras Sanitarias Arena
1889:Ferro C. Oeste Stadium
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1308:CalleFloridaStreet.com
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1635:Buenos Aires Eco-Park
1505:Santo Domingo convent
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1139:Tourism in Argentina
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731:consumer electronics
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212:Juan Manuel de Rosas
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2088:Parque de la Ciudad
2015:Underground network
1954:San Lorenzo Stadium
1949:River Plate Stadium
1748:Foreign Debt Museum
1655:Congressional Plaza
1440:Libertador Building
1413:Estrugamou Building
1167:www.buenosaires.com
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727:International Style
628:French architecture
558:HSBC Bank Argentina
304:local cinema houses
266:Radical Civic Union
196:Santiago de Liniers
138:Night view in 1936.
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2111:Avenida 9 de Julio
2093:La Trastienda Club
2083:San Martin Theatre
1373:Chacarita Cemetery
1354:historic buildings
1172:2011-07-08 at the
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928:Alejandro Bustillo
924:Esteban Echeverría
877:Jorge Romero Brest
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2058:Galerías Pacífico
2043:Cervantes Theatre
1783:Modern Art Museum
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1630:Botanical Gardens
1500:San Martín Palace
1495:Recoleta Cemetery
1435:Kavanagh Building
1430:Immigrants' Hotel
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1419:Floralis Genérica
1345:Buenos Aires City
1190:Ámbito Financiero
1024:Kavanagh Building
971:San Martín Palace
963:Kavanagh Building
952:Ernesto Tornquist
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1793:National Library
1758:House of Culture
1710:Plaza San Martín
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