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 The Buenos Aires Obelisk by SabrinaSummerville
The Obelisk was built in 1936 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of the city.
It is 220ft high and was designed by Alberto Prebisch.
One of the things I ntocied in my tour of Argentina, Uruguay and Chile is that several cities in this part of the world also have Obelisks. Leave a Comment Address: Plaza de la Republica, Buenos Aires.Directions: Right in the City centre - it's hard to miss!
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They can walk together with all av.. Leave a Comment Directions: 9 de Julio & Corrientes Av.
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 Obelisk by sumit_bLeave a Comment Directions: 9 de Julio & Corrientes Av.
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 Obelisko by oldmonk_92129
It is located right in the heart of the city's business district. Leave a Comment Directions: 9 de Julio & Corrientes Av.
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El obelisco de Buenos Aires, diseñado por el arquitecto Alberto Prebisch , está emplazado en la Plaza de la República, en la intersección de las avenidas Corrientes y 9 de Julio y es uno de los símbolos porteños . Se construyó en mayo de 1936 para celebrar el cuarto centenario de la primera fundación de la Ciudad , en el lugar donde por primera vez se izó la bandera argentina
Mide más de 67 metros de alto y tiene una escalera recta de 206 escalones y originalmente estuvo recubierto de piedra blanca traída de Córdoba que en 1938 fue sustituida por cemento pulido
The Buenos Aires Obelisco , designed by the Architect Alberto Prebisch , it is located in The Plaza de la República , in the cross roads of Corrientes and 9 de Julio , and is one of the Porteños symbols . It was built on May 0f 1936 to celebrate the fourth centenary of the first founding of the city , in the place where it was raised for first time the Argentinian flag
It measures more than 67 meters high and has an straight staircase of 206 steps and originally it was covered with white stone from Córdoba that in 1938 it was removed and changed by polished concrete Leave a Comment Directions: 9 de Julio & Corrientes Av.
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 Obelisk by lolitajaneLeave a Comment Address: Avenida Corrientes y Av. 9 de Julio.Directions: City Centre
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 Obelisk by Jim_EliasonLeave a Comment Address: Avenue de Julio close to Calle Lavelle
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