[Caminito | The legendary street that colors LaBoca]

[Caminito | The legendary street that colors LaBoca] — A small street where stories of tango and immigration come to life in a brightly colored “chocolate box” streetscape — Caminito is a cultural attraction in the La Boca district of Buenos Aires where passion and history intersect. In 1959, local painter Benito Quinquela Martin and others created an “open-air street art museum” by reviving abandoned railway tracks with vibrant colors. ⸻ 📍[Location] The central street in the La Boca district, lined with restaurants and souvenir shops. About a 5-minute walk from LaBombonera (Boca Stadium). 🕰[Opening hours] Open all day, all year round. It is an outdoor walking spot, so it is safe to visit during the day. ✨ ⸻ ✨Recommended points •The bright pastel-colored “convento-roofed residential style” background spreads out all over, making it perfect for photos! •There are tango dancers, art exhibits, and small theaters along the road, so you can feel the culture •A strolling area where you can walk through the history and the origin of the fantastic tango masterpiece "Caminito"  ⸻ 🎒 Tips •Early morning to morning is the best time to enjoy the photo spots at your leisure, as there are few people! •You can also take an eco bag and look for souvenirs at supermarkets and art shops◎ •The street lights and atmospheric roads get dark at night, so we recommend walking around during the day ⸻ #Caminito #Argentina #Buenos Aires #Absolutely free trip