It is delimited by Catamarca St., Luro Ave., Colón Ave., and the coast. Even unthought-of articles can be found here. Proposals and brands abound and prices suit all budgets. The core of the pedestrianized area is San Martin St., which stretches from the coast to Pueyrredon Diagonal, where it opens to an arts and crafts fair and to two shopping malls.

Talking about shopping malls, they offer all kinds of garments, dressed up and sporty for children and adults. Temptations to buy for yourself, for others and even for your home are difficult to resist. Cinemas are also part of entertainment and offer a wide variety of movies for all ages that can perfectly combine with the ample gastronomy for which this area is justly reputed.

In addition, streets are lined with shop windows offering leather clothes, shoes and boots, wallets and all sorts of original fashion accessories.

Stores offering a wide variety of canned fish, typical souvenirs and a gastronomy rich and varied in sea products define this place. It is located at the entrance of Mar del Plata port, on Martínez de Hoz Ave. and 12 de Octubre St. and cannot be missed out during your visit.

Mar del Plata also offers homemade delicacies such as liquors and beers, jams and canned products from rural micro-entrepreneurships, and fruits and vegetables from neighboring fields. People's cordiality and the beauty of its urban and rural landscape will remain for sure as a special memory of this “happy city."