Puente de la Mujer (“Woman’s Bridge”) is an architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava. His vision to embody a symbol of modernism in a city landscape is not only a work of art but serves as a functional pedestrian bridge. Its asymmetrical design is said to “resemble a couple dancing the tango.”

By day or night when its lights are most luminous, the bridge is a worthy stop on your Argentinian journey. A blend of innovation and tradition, this bridge pays homage to the city’s culture and works not only as a pedestrian bridge but also employs a state-of-the-art mechanism which allows it to swing open and allows access to ships through the canal.

A picturesque view of Puerto Madero is to be had while visiting as well as city sight lines making this stop a favorite for tourists, photographers & locals.

Buenos Aires’ commitment to conscientious urban development and superb architecture are showcased in this landmark’s presence.