Church of the Saviour in Avenida Callao in Tucuman and the apple of the College of Salvador. Its construction began in the year 1,872. Declared National Monument in 1,942. The high altar, allegorical frescoes, marble and bronze are part of the architectural design of the interiors of the temple.

Parish Church of Our Lady of Balvanera Bartolomé Mitre 2411
This temple began as a hospital to accommodate the Franciscan missionaries who back in the year 1,797 settled in the Viceroyalty of the River Plate to favour immigrants Basques and Italians who settled in this area. From 1,860 works as a temple of Roman Catholic church.

Confectionery El Molino Av. Callao and 10 Av. Rivadavia 1,801 - Faced with Congress Plaza
From 1,905 worked in this corner. Today there remains closed for refurbishment intention showrooms.

Building Institute of Private Eyes Av. Rivadavia and Riobamba

House of Atlantes Av. Rivadavia 1.906/08/16

Coffee in Los Angelitos Av.Rivadavia 2,100 and street corner
There he met the socialists as Alfredo Palacios and Juan B. Just. Remodeled, tells his story and recreates an area of tango. Declared: site of cultural interest of the City of Buenos Aires.

Casa de Carlos Gardel Rincón 137

House of lilies and dome Av. Rivadavia and Ayacucho

Regina Martyrum Church Hipólito Irigoyen 2,025

Building Foundation Rojas Hipólito Irigoyen 2,038

Building of the Red Cross Hipólito Irigoyen 2,068

Former Judiciary Building Hipólito Irigoyen 2.049/53/61/63

Building architectural significance Av. Belgrano 2,252

Building "Walk Furniture" (Former Winery "Mount Cudini") Av. Belgrano 2,280

Public School Building Museum Write-Attorney Alsina 2,280

Collective House (former passage Victoria) Alsina 2,357

Complex building Alsina and Pasco

Basilica of St. Rose of Lima Pasco 431, Avenue Belgrano
First holy americas, of Peruvian origin. Built on a huge crypt, construction work began on 1,926

Galician Centre Av. Belgrano 2.133/89 and Pasco

Market Spinetto Alsina 2300- Block of Alsina, Moreno, Pichincha and Matheu founded by David Spinetto at 1,894 as Market City of Buenos Aires. In the current 1,988 was inaugurated Centre shopping Spinetto.

Water Palace - Building Obras Sanitarias Avenida Cordoba and Riobamba
Palacio de Aguas Argentinas - Data from 1,884. The facade of the building, the Arch. Carlos Nyströmer, characterized by an eclectic style. The eclectic style is receptive to all architectural expressions focusing their concerns on how creative and expressive.

Mercado de Abasto - Abasto Shopping Center Avenida Corrientes 3200.
Old fruit and vegetable markets. It was renovated and rebuilt for shopping. Nearby is the Casa de Carlos Gardel and the Esquina Carlos Gardel.