Puerto Madero
Argentina
Puerto Madero links to 1008 places across 13 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, led by transportation and architecture. The old port was built after the national government hired Eduardo Madero in 1882, and its docklands were later redeveloped with work by Santiago Calatrava, Norman Foster, César Pelli and Philippe Starck. Shared connections include Buenos Aires and London, England. Other ties reach art, music, film and sport, including the Fortabat Art Collection and the album .MP3.
Estación Retiro
Connects Puerto Madero to: Buenos Aires Central Business District, Argentina | El Palomar, Argentina
Eduardo Madero
Connects Puerto Madero to: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Buenos Aires Central Business District, Argentina | Ciudad Madero, Buenos Aires Province
Alan Faena
Connects Puerto Madero to: Miami, Florida | Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Luxembourg | Saxony
.MP3 (album)
Connects Puerto Madero to: Spain | Brazil | Argentina | Madrid, Spain | Mexico City, Mexico
Buenos Aires Central Business District
Connects Puerto Madero to: Florida | Santiago, Chile | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Colombo, Sri Lanka | La Plata, Argentina
Virginia Bolten
Connects Puerto Madero to: Virginia | Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Uruguay
Port of Buenos Aires
Connects Puerto Madero to: Argentina | Santiago, Chile | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Lima, Peru | La Plata, Argentina
The Amazing Race Australia 8
Connects Puerto Madero to: London, England | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Lima, Peru | Havana, Cuba | Johannesburg, South Africa
John Hawkshaw
Connects Puerto Madero to: London, England | India | Russia | Manchester, England | Liverpool, England
Horacio Verbitsky
Connects Puerto Madero to: Spain | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Miami, Florida | Philippines | Argentina
Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina
Connects Puerto Madero to: Pennsylvania | Sydney, Australia | Argentina | Singapore | Santiago, Chile
Hurricane Cesar–Douglas
Connects Puerto Madero to: California | Mexico | Colombia | Venezuela | Costa Rica