Audio Guide of Puente de la Mujer

Puente de la Mujer is a pedestrian structure that you can visit 24 hours a day. To access it, you can approach from either end in Puerto Madero.

No, it is completely free. You can cross it and photograph it at no cost, as it is a public space.

Most visitors spend between 20 and 30 minutes crossing it, taking photos, and enjoying the views of the dock. If you plan an extended photo session, allow more time.

It is a work by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. It represents a couple dancing tango: the white mast symbolizes the man and the curve of the bridge symbolizes the woman leaning into his embrace.

At sunset, when the golden light highlights its white structure and reflects on the water. At night it is illuminated with LED lights that create special effects.

Yes, the bridge has gentle ramps on both sides and handrails. The surface is completely smooth, ideal for wheelchairs or baby strollers.

Within less than 10 minutes on foot you will find: the Fortabat Museum, the Sarmiento Frigate, Mujeres Argentinas Park, and the Ecological Reserve. There are also excellent restaurants in the docks of Puerto Madero.

1) For the best photos, stand on the South Waterfront with the bridge in the background. 2) Combine your visit with a ride on the Buquebus or the tourist bus. 3) Watch out for cyclists when crossing it, as it is a shared area.