- Address: Viamonte 525, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Opening hours: Mon-Sat: 10: 00- 21:00, Sun: 12: 00-21: 00
- Phone: +54 11 555 553 59
- Official site: ccborges.org.ar
The center of Borges is a well-known modern institution located in the historic building of the "Pacifico" gallery. Its luxury building is located in one of the main areas of the city of Buenos Aires . Tourists who are interested in art, and wish to see unique expositions and paintings of famous Argentine artists, must definitely visit the cultural center of Borges. A lot of positive emotions and pleasant memories will be provided.
Brief information about the sights
The Borges Cultural Center was established in 1995 with the assistance of the non-profit organization of the Arts Foundation. The main purpose of its foundation was to preserve the artistic and cultural-historical heritage of the country. The total area of the exhibition halls of the center is more than 10 thousand square meters. m. And it is named after Jorge Luis Borges - a famous poet in the country, prose writer and publicist.
The center presents a complete overview of modern culture with a focus on fine art, as well as design and media. The center of Borges is the focus of modern art throughout Argentina. Here, tourists can observe a wide range of different cultural events: art exhibitions, films, dances, music, literature, theater and even educational programs.
How to get to the center of Borges?
The cultural center of Borges is located at Viamonte 525, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires. The center is open from Monday to Saturday from 1000 to 2100, on Sunday from 1200 to 2100. Please note that for some programs and exhibitions the entrance is paid.
Not far from the building of the center are several bus stations: Viamonte 702-712, Tucumán 435-499 and Avenida Córdoba 475. You can get there by bus routes 99A, 180A, 45A, B, C and 111A, B. From the bus station to the center of Borges, walk. Public transport runs regularly. You can use the services of a taxi or, armed with a map of the city, to make a fascinating walking tour of Buenos Aires.