Collantes Avenue, Santa Fe Avenue, Cordoba Avenue and Florida Pedestrian Street. The above are high-grade commercial streets, with high-grade goods and high prices, but the quality is guaranteed. Low-cost business districts include ONCE and MAIPU, which are mainly shops run by Koreans and Jews, with low prices and average quality. Mercato Centrale
It's about 5 kilometers away from the city, which is very big. Usually wholesale sales, Saturday stall retail, the price is much cheaper than in the city. There, you can order boxes of goods, buy them by the kilogram, and sometimes bargain. And there are all kinds of goods, food and clothing, especially on weekends. Square park
Many squares and Sunday markets in Buenos Aires are good places for weekend shopping. There are department stores and clothes, but most of them are handicrafts with local characteristics, including antiques hundreds of years ago, big vases in China in the Qing Dynasty, and rough things made today, such as Ma Dai pots made of gourds. Doligo Square, like the downtown area of San Temo, is famous for selling antiques. Rivadavia Sunday Cultural Market sells back-dated magazines, ancient coins and old records. There are often various folk art performances in the square, which are very similar to the traditional temple fairs in China. Recommended products worth buying in Argentina: beef;
Argentina is a world-famous animal husbandry country, but the number of cattle and sheep ranks among the top in the world, and it is an important leather exporter in the world. Argentina's leather products are soft and delicate, and the price is much lower than that of Europe and America, which is one of the favorite specialties of tourists. Argentine beef is also different from other places. It uses open-air fences to graze. The beef produced in this natural way is fresh and tender, which is different from the cattle fattened in industrialized cowshed in most countries. Like Brazilian barbecue, only Argentine beef is considered as the top grade in Brazil. Argentine gem
Rhododendron is also known as Argentine stone or rhodochrosite. It is a pink, delicate, lovely and rare gem, and it is the national treasure of Argentina. Similar to powder crystal, but the energy is more pure than powder crystal. The energy of the red stone corresponds to the heart chakra, which can make the wearer feel happy and happy, especially when he feels depressed and irritable, and can also eliminate the negative energy in his heart. Sheepskin products
Argentina's specialty is leather and sheepskin products, especially leather shoes. Due to the large number of tourists, many shops in the capital are doing well, and some shops can bargain.