Obelisk and 9 de Julio Avenue

The symbol of the city, built in 1936 at the intersection with Corrientes. It is best seen at night, illuminated.

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Obelisk and 9 de Julio Avenue, in San Nicolás

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Saint Nicholas

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Obelisk and 9 de Julio Avenue?

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

Is there an entrance fee?

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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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