Corrientes Avenue is already pedestrianized

Corrientes Avenue is already pedestrianized. Mayor of Buenos Aires, HOracio Rodríguez Larreta, inaugurated this Saturday afternoon the new artery, which incorporates a pedestrian promenade. The ribbon cut included a free and outdoor party for the whole family. The celebration will take place over seven blocks and will end at 1 am on Sunday.

The activity on the new avenue began at age 18 with theatrical performances, musical dances and games in an evening gathering more than 1,000 artists, 300 activities, 20 concerts and more than 50 workshops on various topics, according to organizers.

Yesterday, the head of the government visited with his neighbors the new avenue Corrientes, which includes in the section ranging from Callao to the obelisk an exclusively pedestrian walk between 19 and 2 am, and badured that the goal was I can enjoy the avenue. "

"The majority of Corrientes Avenue will be pedestrianized so that people can enjoy it, we give more than half so that they can walk around," said Rodriguez Larreta during the presentation to the company's work that required 15 months of work.

The ultimate goal is to recover Corrientes Avenue, home to one of the largest concentrations of theaters, bookstores and pizzerias in the world, as a cultural attraction of Argentina.

Now, bounded by a central flowerbed dividing the avenue in two, right (looking at the obelisk), there will be two lanes reserved for taxis and buses 24 hours a day, while there are two lanes reserved for taxis and buses 24 hours a day. on the left, they can drive private cars at dawn, morning and evening except from 19h to 21h.

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