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What Guests Said About La Plata:
Maria
United States of America
6.0
The city was designed before construction to be the capital...
The city was designed before construction to be the capital of the Province. The original blueprint was a grid of parallel and perpendicular streets and avenues, with parks along diagonals and the main government and religious buildings along 51st street in a "Washington Mall" style and a park housing the University, the Zoo, the Observatory and a Science Museum. The classic buildings are architectural jewels and the Gothic Cathedral is a must see. There was a huge flood in 2013 (or 12?) and the city seems to be having a hard time to recover still now. Sidewalks are in desperate need of repair (and most don't have handicap ramps! we almost killed my mom moving her wheelchair for about 5 blocks) and many houses look abandoned. If you have time, travel north to City Bell and walk along Cantilo Street for al-fresco dining, people watching, and a look at the truly suburban argentine social life. Try Perla, off Cantilo, an old english mansion with tables spread all over the yard, under trees and among fragant bushes.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Wonderful and unforgettable visit!
I enjoyed visiting the museums, driving through "el Bosque", visiting The Teatro Argentino (be sure to check the hours when they offer guided tours) and simply
walking through the streets of the city admiring the classic architecture of its public buildings. There are many places to eat: just walk through "calle 7" with its beautiful trees and you'll find them..
Elizabeth
United States of America
8.0
The cathedral is worth a visit.
The purpose of our visit was to see our son who is an exchange student at the university. We enjoyed our visit. Highlights included the cathedral, science museum, plazas, and restaurants. However, crossing the street was terrifying! We were shocked by the speed of the traffic, and the complicated intersections.
“The Hotel was standard, nothing to point out. Perhaps too expensive for what it offered compared to similar hotels. But in general terms it met my expectations.”
“During our stay in La Plata i got food poisoning, but the hotels personal was really sweet - calling ambulance, translating doctors and ever catering for free then. All the best words to personal :)”
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