Parks in Buenos -Aires

Buenos -Aires has more than 250 parks and green zones, most of which are located in the eastern part of the city, Puerto -Madero, Recruites, Palermo and Belgrang. Are the most significant of them:
The Tres de Femaler Park was developed by the Urban Jordan Cheslo -Visotskaya and architect Hulio Dormal and opened on November 11, 1875. As a result of the sharp economic development of Buenos Aires, he was under municipal control in 1888, and the French-Argentine-urbanist Carlos Tis was instructed to expand and decorate the park from 1892 to 1912. TIS was designed by the zoo, the botanical garden, the Italian plan and the Rose Park.
The Botanical Garden, designed by the French architect and landscape designer Carlos Teem and opened on September 7, 1898. Tisi lived with his family in the great English style of the garden in 1892-1898, when he was the director of city parks. The house, built in 1881, currently serves as the main building of the complex.
The Japanese Garden of Buenos -Aires is the largest in its kind, located outside of Japan. Construction was completed in 1967 and opened during the visit of the State Crown Prince Akiito Princess and Princess Michiko, Argentina.
Plaza de Mayo, on May 25, 1810, the revolution theater occurred, after which Argentina was proclaimed independent. Since then, this is the center of the country's political life.
San Martin Square is located in the Retro region, in the northern part of Florida Street.