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Calle Arroyo has become one of the most desirable in Buenos Aires and was even baptised by Eduardo Mallea as the “elbow of aristocracy in Buenos Aires”. In the 1960s, it was also home to the legendary and trendiest Mau Mau club, one of the most original and exclusive the city has seen. The street has been home to many critical and historical buildings, such as the Torre Mihanovich, which is now the Casa Luca Hotel, as well as architectural gems from the porteño past. Calle Arroyo boasts a classic and stylish French style, which is evident in the beautiful mansions and residences.

The roads in Buenos Aires form a grid in a large part of the city; however, Calle Arroyo breaks the mould with its notably curved nature. This is one of the many reasons why so many people fall for the charm of this unique street, with its French air and a feeling of exclusivity due to its short length, stretching from the Plaza Carlos Pellegrini to the Juncal and Esmeralda intersection.
Despite its limited length, Calle Arroyo has managed to host excellence in all aspects, as well as the gastronomic havens it provides, such as the 80s French bistro El Viejo Caviar and the unique Farinelli Cafe.

Calle Arroyo is one of the most fabulous and exceptional streets in one of the trendiest cities in Latin America.
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