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Where is the Argentinian street that surprised everyone by being chosen as one of the 30 "coolest" in the world? - La Nacion Propiedades

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November 20, 2025
The prestigious magazine Time Out recognized an iconic Buenos Aires thoroughfare as one of the most attractive in the world; its exact location and the reasons behind this designation.
A street in San Telmo was chosen as one of the "coolest" in the world. AFV
An Argentinian street surprised many by being included in the ranking of the world's "coolest" streets . The digital magazine Time Out placed it 24th out of 31 , citing its culinary offerings, bars, culture, entertainment options, and strong sense of community.
The San Telmo Market is one of the major attractions
The French Solar Gallery , built in the 1930s, became a magnet for photographers thanks to its colorful umbrella-shaped roof. Upon entering, a painting of Domingo French and Antonio Luis Beruti during the May Revolution of 1810 serves as a reminder of the past.
Dorrego Square , considered a National Historic Monument, was the place where the people of Buenos Aires announced Independence in September 1816. Today, it is surrounded by 19th-century mansions that house restaurants and cafes.
The Pasaje Defensa invites you to travel back in time. This mansion, built in 1880, reflects the architecture of the era and was transformed into a shopping arcade in 1981. Inside, you'll find shops selling antiques, clothing, and souvenirs from Buenos Aires.
Plaza Dorrego Bar, an emblematic mansion in the areaHernan Zenteno - LA NACION
The area achieves a 5.2% return on investment , a figure that places it in the middle of the pack. Its variation over the last 12 months is almost negligible, at 0.5% , and is close to the average return for the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, which boasts an annual return of 4.80%. In October, the sale price of a brand-new apartment was US$2,885, an apartment under construction US$3,047, and a used apartment US$191 .
The average sale price of a property in the San Telmo neighborhood is US$2149
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Dónde queda la calle argentina que sorprendió al ser elegida entre las 30 más “cool” del mundo
La prestigiosa revista Time Out distinguió a una emblemática arteria porteña como una de las más atractivas del planeta; la ubicación exacta y los motivos detrás de este nombramiento
November 20, 2025
The prestigious magazine Time Out recognized an iconic Buenos Aires thoroughfare as one of the most attractive in the world; its exact location and the reasons behind this designation.
A street in San Telmo was chosen as one of the "coolest" in the world. AFV
An Argentinian street surprised many by being included in the ranking of the world's "coolest" streets . The digital magazine Time Out placed it 24th out of 31 , citing its culinary offerings, bars, culture, entertainment options, and strong sense of community.
Where is the Argentinian street that was chosen as one of the "coolest" in the world?
The street included on the list is Defensa Street, which runs from Plaza de Mayo to Parque Lezama in the San Telmo neighborhood . It was chosen for its blend of traditional and trendy elements . On Sundays, the San Telmo street market attracts more than 15,000 people to the area, both locals and tourists, who come in search of antiques and handicrafts. During the week, the neo-colonial facades, galleries, and the Mafalda statue can be admired more peacefully.
Iconic sites of San Telmo
Besides its signature weekend market, the Buenos Aires neighborhood boasts many other attractions. The San Telmo Market , inaugurated in 1897 and declared a National Historic Monument in 2000, combines stalls selling Argentine food, where the choripán reigns supreme, with offerings from other cultures, such as shawarma and raclette.
The San Telmo Market is one of the major attractions
The French Solar Gallery , built in the 1930s, became a magnet for photographers thanks to its colorful umbrella-shaped roof. Upon entering, a painting of Domingo French and Antonio Luis Beruti during the May Revolution of 1810 serves as a reminder of the past.
Dorrego Square , considered a National Historic Monument, was the place where the people of Buenos Aires announced Independence in September 1816. Today, it is surrounded by 19th-century mansions that house restaurants and cafes.
The Pasaje Defensa invites you to travel back in time. This mansion, built in 1880, reflects the architecture of the era and was transformed into a shopping arcade in 1981. Inside, you'll find shops selling antiques, clothing, and souvenirs from Buenos Aires.
Plaza Dorrego Bar, an emblematic mansion in the areaHernan Zenteno - LA NACION
The real estate market in San Telmo
According to Zonaprop, the average sale price of a property in the San Telmo neighborhood is US$2,149 . However, on Defensa Street, prices can reach up to US$2,300 , according to the report on prices by city block in Buenos Aires (CABA) by Reporte Inmobiliario, while the average rental price in San Telmo is $670,316 .The area achieves a 5.2% return on investment , a figure that places it in the middle of the pack. Its variation over the last 12 months is almost negligible, at 0.5% , and is close to the average return for the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, which boasts an annual return of 4.80%. In October, the sale price of a brand-new apartment was US$2,885, an apartment under construction US$3,047, and a used apartment US$191 .
The average sale price of a property in the San Telmo neighborhood is US$2149
Latin American and world ranking of the “coolest” streets
In Time Out 's ranking , only three Latin American streets appeared: Senado Street in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil , in first place , followed by Avenida Álvaro Obregón in Mexico City in 15th place, and Defensa Street in Argentina in 24th place. The world's top 5 was as follows:- Rua do Senate, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Orange Street, Osaka, Japan
- Rua do Bonjardim, Porto, Portugal
- Fanghua Street, Chengdu
- Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal
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