Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #2 in Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Luis Perlotti Sculpture Museum is an art museum located at 644 Pujol Street, Caballito neighborhood, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. It is named in homage to the Argentine sculptor Luis Perlotti. Its mission is to preserve, disseminate and promote the production and reception of Argentine sculpture in general, and of the artist of the same name in particular. Its heritage includes more than 1600 pieces, including drawings, paintings, engravings, murals and various sculptural genres: wood carvings, marble and bronze sculptures, ceramics and reconstituted stone. Among them, Perlotti's production stands out, characterized by its Americanist theme, works by great masters of national sculpture and two murals by the painter Benito Quinquela Martín. In addition, it has the donation of artists of the stature of Lidia Battisti, Juan Carlos Ferraro, and Alfredo Yacussi.

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Giordano Bruno Square is a green space located in the Caballito neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires, between the Sarmiento Railroad tracks and Rojas, Giordano Bruno, Neuquén, Parral and Bacacay streets. The vertex of the square between Parral and Giordano Bruno marks the origin of Avenida Honorio Pueyrredón.

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The Plazoleta Crisólogo Larralde is a green space in the Caballito neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires.

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Primera Junta Square is a small square in the neighborhood of Caballito, Buenos Aires. It functions as a combination node between the homonymous subway station, several bus lines and the Caballito station of the Sarmiento Line, and is also a commercial area of such importance that the entire surrounding area is known as Primera Junta.

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The Fountain of the Maiden, also known as the Catalan Fountain, is a sculpture made of white marble that represents, in life-size, a naked woman drawing water from a basin.

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Rivadavia Park, originally known as Plaza Lezica because it was part of the Quinta Lezica, is a green public space that occupies an area of six hectares, located between Rivadavia Avenue and Doblas, Chaco, Rosario and Beauchef streets in the Caballito neighborhood of the city of Buenos Aires, which was created by Ordinance No. 2702 of the Municipality of the City of Buenos Aires. from July 10, 1928. Its designers were Carlos León Thays (Jr.) and Francisco Lavecchia.

Wikipedia: Parque Rivadavia (ES)