Chinatown

A few blocks from Arribeños Street with Asian supermarkets, food stalls and an entrance arch.

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Chinatown, in Belgrano

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Belgrano

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Chinatown?

In Belgrano, Buenos Aires. The How to get there button opens the map with the route from wherever you are.

Is there an entrance fee?

It is among our free plans. Confirm on the place's website before going in case it changes.

Reviewed 10/31/2026. Hours, prices and tickets change: confirm them at the source before you go. Do you see something wrong? Let us know

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