Ciudad de la Plata

Ciudad de la Plata is a planned city in Argentina, established in 1889 as the new capital of Buenos Aires Province, replacing La Plata. Its design features a grid layout with wide streets, named sectors, and carefully organized neighborhoods. Known for its educational and scientific institutions, it hosts the National University of La Plata and numerous research centers. The city offers cultural attractions like museums, theaters, and parks, making it a vibrant hub for education, research, and community life. Its planning emphasizes functionality and aesthetics, reflecting a modern approach to urban development while maintaining historical significance.