Congressional Plaza

Congressional Plaza is an open stop confronting the Argentine Congress in Buenos Aires. The court is a piece of a 3 hectare 7.5 section of land open space including three abutting squares toward the east of the Congress building.

The place is Zero Kilometer for all Argentine National Highways is set apart on a point of reference at the Plaza. Court Lorea held this capacity until 1871 when the bogs west of it were depleted for improvement.

A flour factory and discount advertise opened in the environment and a water tower was introduced in the focal point of the square, which turned into an arranged open stop.