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- Caballito is part of commune 6 in the City of Buenos Aires, covering an area of 6.8 km², making it one of the largest neighborhoods in the city. The neighborhood’s name originates from a tavern established in 1821 by Nicolás Vila at the corner of what are now Rivadavia and Emilio Mitre streets, known for its distinctive horse-shaped weathervane.
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Caballito ( pronounced [kaβaˈʝito]; Spanish for "little horse") is a barrio (neighborhood) of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. It is the only barrio in the administrative division Comuna 6.
May 14, 2020 · Caballito, a neighbourhood located in the geographical center of Buenos Aires, is a bundle of delightful contradictions. Historically, it was a weekend escape for the wealthy denizens of the city, whose glorious mansions still stand.
Apr 20, 2024 · Caballito is a historic neighbourhood in Buenos Aires which manages to maintain a relatively low profile considering its name and location. Caballito means ‘little horse’ but this is not due to a proud history of pony rides.
Jun 9, 2024 · Caballito is centrally located in Buenos Aires, named after the tavern established in 1821 by Nicolás Vila, recognized for its horse-shaped weathervane. Boundaries: Río de Janeiro. Avenida Rivadavia. Avenida La Plata. Avenida Directorio. Curapaligüe.
Sep 14, 2019 · Caballito may not be the trendiest place in Buenos Aires, but it has become the hot spot for locals. It is the quieter sibling of Recoleta, but without the reputation, tradition or cemetery. Think cobblestone stone streets, leafy parks, and a few cool restaurants and breweries to choose from.
Caballito is a classy, understated barrio with tree-lined avenues, cobblestone streets and some beautiful parks. It’s well served by the subte and it has no shortage of amenities.
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