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#24 of 33 Shopping malls in Buenos Aires

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.20

1.8 km from the center of Buenos Aires

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★50%
  • 4 ★26%
  • 3 ★16%
  • 2 ★4%
  • 1 ★3%
Florida 800-702, C1005AAP, C1053 CABA, Argentina
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Peatonal Florida?
Peatonal Florida is rated 4.2 out of 5 based on 1,499 reviews.
How does Peatonal Florida rank in Buenos Aires?
Peatonal Florida is #24 of 33 Shopping malls in Buenos Aires by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Peatonal Florida located?
Florida 800-702, C1005AAP, C1053 CABA, Argentina — 1.8 km from the center of Buenos Aires.
claudia menghi
It is not the same as 20 years ago..people begging in the streets, pick-pockets and the like..
Loh
Super expensive unfortunately … very sad to see the high prices 😟. I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world and prices are not as such i saw here today. Am very disappointed to see the changes in the country. How can the ordinary people , the workers survive ?
E N
Very busy streets with lots of store and street vendors. Dollars exchange people in the streets(never exchanged$ with them) very lifely and busy peatonal street
Ed Anglin
Surprising variety of art, stores, eateries, Pacific Galleria (w/art museum, food court, anotherset of name-stores), hote
Saugat Roy
It's a nice and busy street with a lot of options for food and drinks. Really enjoyed walking through the streets
Daniel Estrada
Never thought I'd see the day I saw this street empty but that was the case in more than one occasion on our list trip. Plenty of out-of-business stores and even more people offering to exchange dollars for pesos, it now feels like a tourist trap through and through. We were warned not to walk around there after 6:30pm and after seeing its reality we followed that advice. I wouldn't recommend a visit unless you're looking for souvenir stores since there's at least a couple of them every block.

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