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Nearby places

Places worth knowing about near Broadway en Buenos Aires.

Teatro Colón

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Teatro Colón

Tucumán 1171, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Ópera

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Teatro Ópera

Avenida Corrientes 860, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Gran Rex

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Teatro Gran Rex

Avenida Corrientes 857, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro General San Martín (Complejo Teatral San Martín)

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Teatro General San Martín (Complejo Teatral San Martín)

Avenida Corrientes 1530, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Astral

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Teatro Astral

Avenida Corrientes 1639, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Lola Membrives

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Teatro Lola Membrives

Avenida Corrientes 1280, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Nacional Cervantes

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Teatro Nacional Cervantes

Libertad 815, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Teatro Maipo

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Teatro Maipo

Esmeralda 449, San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

Planning a theatre walk around San Nicolás

Most of the venues listed above sit within a short walk of one another, which makes San Nicolás one of the easiest theatre districts in the world to explore on foot. Teatro Ópera and Teatro Gran Rex face each other across Avenida Corrientes near the Obelisco, and on a busy evening the pavement between them fills with queues for both houses at once. Head west along Corrientes and you reach the Lola Membrives, then the San Martín complex and the Astral, all on the same avenue. Teatro Colón, the Cervantes and the Maipo lie a few blocks off the main strip, so they fit just as easily into an afternoon of wandering.

Different houses, different experiences

These theatres are not interchangeable. The Colón is one of the world's great opera houses, known for its acoustics and its lavish horseshoe auditorium, and it is the place for opera, ballet and orchestral concerts rather than commercial musicals. The Ópera and Gran Rex are large halls that often host big touring productions and concerts. The San Martín is a public cultural complex with several stages and a broader programme that can include contemporary drama and dance. The Cervantes is Argentina's national theatre, focused on Argentine and Spanish-language work, while the Maipo has a long association with revue and popular entertainment. Knowing the character of each house helps you choose a show that suits your taste and your level of Spanish.

Practical tips for visiting

For advice on reaching the area by Subte, bus or taxi, see our getting there guide, and for help choosing seats and timing your purchase, read our ticket tips.