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waterfront · Tigre, Buenos Aires
Paseo Victorica
Tree-lined promenade on the banks of the river Luján, with rowing clubs, early 20th-century mansions and restaurants. It connects Tigre's center to the Museo de Arte Tigre.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
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About Paseo Victorica
The Paseo Victorica is Tigre's promenade along the river Luján. It runs from the city center to the Museo de Arte Tigre, with trees, benches and views of the boats.
At the beginning of the 20th century, Tigre was the summer resort of Buenos Aires' elite, and the promenade concentrated clubs, hotels and residences. Many of those mansions still stand, some converted into restaurants.
The promenade is also known for its rowing clubs, with European-style clubhouses and boathouses opening onto the river. On weekends it is common to see rowing crews training and regattas.
Along the promenade are the Museo Naval de la Nación and, at the far end, the Museo de Arte Tigre. On the other side of the river the Delta islands begin, with stilt houses.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
About 40 minutes to 1 hour for the round-trip walk. Longer if you stop for lunch or to visit the museums.
Best time
In the late afternoon, when the sun lowers over the river, and on weekend mornings when the rowers are on the water. From October to April, the long days favor walking.
How to get there
It starts a few minutes' walk from Tigre station on the Mitre line and from the river station. Follow the riverbank toward the Museo de Arte Tigre.
Tip
Walk the entire promenade to the Museo de Arte Tigre and return the same way. It's a good place for lunch after the boat trip through the Delta.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Paseo Victorica
Where is the Paseo Victorica located?
On the bank of the río Luján, in Tigre, a few minutes' walk from the train station. The promenade runs from the center to the Museo de Arte Tigre.
What is there at the Paseo Victorica?
Rowing clubs with historic headquarters, early 20th-century mansions, restaurants, the Museo Naval de la Nación and, at the end, the Museo de Arte Tigre.