“Pichincha” Neighborhood
Close to the former Rosario Norte Railway Station, this neighborhood started as a brothel area in the late 19th century. Now, it is famous for its rich gastronomic offer that includes numerous old and new restaurants, coffee houses and bars. During the weekend, it is worth visiting Aristóbulo del Valle Avenue, with its Boulevard Street Market ), the Vintage Street Market (antiques) and the bronze statue of Rosario-born comedic actor Alberto “el negro” Olmedo.
