Torres de Puerto Madero is a well-known symbol of Buenos Aires and a must-see for travelers. A major urban renewal project modernized the area in the late 20th century, making it a chic and stylish waterfront district with restaurants, shops, galleries, and a marina. Speak with locals and you'll discover that the towers have been the backdrop for various civic and political demonstrations. A stroll by the waterfront invites visitors to view the variety of yachts and boats docked in the marina. During your visit, check out Puente de la Mujer, a footbridge designed by Santiago Calatrava specifically for the area. At night, the towers become illuminated, adding to the postcard perfect view of the area.
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