Landmarks Within Walking Reach

Puerto Madero is compact enough to cover most of its landmarks on foot, though the ecological reserve alone can take an hour or more.

1. Puente de la Mujer

   A pedestrian bridge connecting Dique 3, functional and photogenic at dusk when the lighting switches on.

   0 min — it is the crossing itself · check opening hours before you go.

2. Colección de Arte Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat

   A compact private art museum on Dique 2, usually manageable in under an hour.

   ≈ 6 min from Dique 3 · check opening hours before you go.

3. Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur

   A large riverside nature reserve; daytime only, gates close before dark.

   ≈ 5 min from Dique 1 · check opening hours before you go.

4. Corbeta Uruguay museum ship

   A preserved 19th-century naval vessel open for short visits.

   ≈ 8 min from Dique 1 · check opening hours before you go.

5. Dique 4 promenade viewpoint

   An open stretch of waterfront with river views back toward the city skyline.

   0 min — on Dique 4 · check opening hours before you go.