A pedestrian street once full of cinemas and theaters now replaced by low quality stores and arcades.

It's a peatonal st. You can walk there only during the day . At night it's angeorus as far as there are dangerous people of all kinds. I try not to go there.

It's the heart of the city street.Near de obelisc. Althougth it's full of people during the weekdays you can find a few restaurant and souvenirs shops

Agree that the pedestrian Lavalle Street just about has it all, plus a great little basic hotel - Hotel Grand King (Lavalle 560) at the intersection of Lavalle and Florida streets - this puts you immediately at your doorstep right into the heart of Buenos Aires in my opinion. The Hotel Grand King rooms are of two qualities- the very... More

Lavalle (Pronounced by Porteños as lă vă shā) is a pedestrian walkway lined with shops and other businesses in the same vein as Calle Florida. The two streets cross, forming a T. Our favorite restaurants are located on Lavalle or a block off it. For a more complete description of these shopping areas please see my review of Calle Florida,... More