Parque de la Memoria
Parque de la Memoria
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sergiovelazquez1
Buenos Aires, Argentina88 bidrag
jan. 2024 • Par
This park invites reflection with its works of art. In addition, it is very well landscaped, the beautiful view of the river from its ravine is one of its main characteristics. It is very close to the northern ecological reserve and the Jorge Newbery airport.
They should know that the park has public bathrooms and that
You can access it on several bus lines that end in the University City (very close to the park) if you do not have your own transportation.
The only thing I have to criticize is its limited closing hours in summer, since at 6:45 p.m., they are asking people to leave in order to close the park at 7:00 p.m.
They should know that the park has public bathrooms and that
You can access it on several bus lines that end in the University City (very close to the park) if you do not have your own transportation.
The only thing I have to criticize is its limited closing hours in summer, since at 6:45 p.m., they are asking people to leave in order to close the park at 7:00 p.m.
Skrevet 25. januar 2024
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Fabio B
São Paulo, SP145 bidrag
sep. 2022
Um belo lugar, muito bem conservado e repleto de história, da triste passagem da ditadura militar pela Argentina.
Skrevet 5. mars 2023
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Paul
Claremont, CA29 bidrag
nov. 2021
A little off the beaten track. Includes a memorial wall with names of victims, outdoor sculptures, and informative displays. Helped me gain an understanding of the "Dirty War".
Skrevet 19. november 2021
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Criscaldas
São Paulo, SP448 bidrag
des. 2020 • Par
A forma como foi escolhida para contar a Ditadura na Argentina é excelentemente arejada! O sofrimento, o desaparecimento, as mortes brutais, o poder sem limites é retratado por artistas magníficos. Ser ao ar livre e à beira do Rio da Prata auxilia o visitante seguir firme na visitação. Todas as obras são tocantes. A do garoto no rio é de arrancar lágrimas. A lista infindável de desparecidos entre 14 e 25 anos é chocante. Ir de boné, levar lanchinho, uma toalha para descansar na grama e estar com tênis confortáveis. Visite todas as obras. Ótimo Toilet. Fomos de bicicleta. Ajudou muito no circuito.
Skrevet 20. desember 2020
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iriscf27
Barakaldo, Spania190 bidrag
nov. 2019
Hermoso parque al aire libre para desconectar y pasar un día agradable. Además hay puestos para comer y también está cerca el Skate Park donde se puede ver a los skaters patinar. Zona amplia para picnic y para relajarse.
Skrevet 19. oktober 2020
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Queen J
California2 517 bidrag
jan. 2020
This is a nice, large park with a grass lawn that slopes down toward the wide concrete path that overlooks the Rio de La Plate River. The Memorial contained some interesting, artsy monuments dedicated to the memory of the "disappeared" - the victims who were labeled as dissenters, abducted, and silenced during the militant dictatorship called the "Dirty War". Rather than serving as an informative outdoor museum of art, the purpose of this park is to display larger-than-life artistic sculptures with thought-provoking messages about human rights and peace. A memorial wall with the names of the disappeared will endure as a reminder of the event and the injustices dealt to the murdered victims and their families who never knew what happened to their children.
We walked through this park after visiting the ESMA museum and detention center where the victims were taken to be tortured and executed. I thought the park sculptures were interesting, but not as powerful as I'd anticipated. In hindsight, I think if you're going to visit the park, you should visit BEFORE the ESMA detention center because everything else pales in comparison after the profound experience of visiting ESMA. However, I wouldn't recommend visiting this park if you haven't read up on the event first.
We stopped at this park because it was walking distance to Tierra Santa. After viewing the memorial art, we continued past the waterfront where many families were picnicking and fishing, and further down the avenue to the theme park. If we hadn't planned on going to Tierra Santa, we would not have visited this park because it is a bit out-of-the-way (near the Jorge Newberry Domestic Airport). Unless you are really into modern art, I don't feel like it's worth a trip out there just to see the memorial park.
If you want to know about the "Dirty War" and the "disappeared", travel about five miles farther north to the Espacio Memoria y Derechos Humanos ex Esma museum. The museum building closes at 5pm, and contains all of the history and explanation of the "disappeared". You need about an hour inside.
The detention center site; however, is open until 9 or 10 pm, and visitors can roam the grounds freely. Lining the narrow dirt roads were several displays, each with the picture and biography of the "disappeared" victims. To me, these displays were far more informative and moving than the sculptures at the memorial park because the displays put a face on the tragedy, bringing it into sharper focus, and making it "real".
The area itself was disturbing. Wandering the area, it was clear that all of the abandoned buildings were locked, the windows boarded up, and the grounds, empty and silent. No one else was on site and the silence was deafening. I could almost feel the echoes of violence lingering in the shadows, and an eerie chill seeped through the air, like the stain of tortured screams, unspeakable deeds, and cries for mercy hovering oppressively above me.
In my opinion, walking around this unsettling detention site was a powerful way to memorialize the real faces and stories of the victims who were tortured and killed at the hands of the dictatorial regime. The surreal creepiness of the site will imprint this event into your memory far more than a few sculptures ever could.
We walked through this park after visiting the ESMA museum and detention center where the victims were taken to be tortured and executed. I thought the park sculptures were interesting, but not as powerful as I'd anticipated. In hindsight, I think if you're going to visit the park, you should visit BEFORE the ESMA detention center because everything else pales in comparison after the profound experience of visiting ESMA. However, I wouldn't recommend visiting this park if you haven't read up on the event first.
We stopped at this park because it was walking distance to Tierra Santa. After viewing the memorial art, we continued past the waterfront where many families were picnicking and fishing, and further down the avenue to the theme park. If we hadn't planned on going to Tierra Santa, we would not have visited this park because it is a bit out-of-the-way (near the Jorge Newberry Domestic Airport). Unless you are really into modern art, I don't feel like it's worth a trip out there just to see the memorial park.
If you want to know about the "Dirty War" and the "disappeared", travel about five miles farther north to the Espacio Memoria y Derechos Humanos ex Esma museum. The museum building closes at 5pm, and contains all of the history and explanation of the "disappeared". You need about an hour inside.
The detention center site; however, is open until 9 or 10 pm, and visitors can roam the grounds freely. Lining the narrow dirt roads were several displays, each with the picture and biography of the "disappeared" victims. To me, these displays were far more informative and moving than the sculptures at the memorial park because the displays put a face on the tragedy, bringing it into sharper focus, and making it "real".
The area itself was disturbing. Wandering the area, it was clear that all of the abandoned buildings were locked, the windows boarded up, and the grounds, empty and silent. No one else was on site and the silence was deafening. I could almost feel the echoes of violence lingering in the shadows, and an eerie chill seeped through the air, like the stain of tortured screams, unspeakable deeds, and cries for mercy hovering oppressively above me.
In my opinion, walking around this unsettling detention site was a powerful way to memorialize the real faces and stories of the victims who were tortured and killed at the hands of the dictatorial regime. The surreal creepiness of the site will imprint this event into your memory far more than a few sculptures ever could.
Skrevet 5. april 2020
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Nach01900
Buenos Aires, Argentina5 458 bidrag
feb. 2020
El parque, que cuenta con 14 hectáreas, fue diseñado por el estudio de arquitectos Baudizzone-Lestard-Varas.
El Monumento consta de cuatro estelas de hormigón que contienen 30.000 placas de pórfido patagónico grabadas con los nombres de las 8.717 personas que se recuerdan en el lugar.
Lo encontrarán entre la Ciudad Universitaria y el Aeroparque.
El Monumento consta de cuatro estelas de hormigón que contienen 30.000 placas de pórfido patagónico grabadas con los nombres de las 8.717 personas que se recuerdan en el lugar.
Lo encontrarán entre la Ciudad Universitaria y el Aeroparque.
Skrevet 1. mars 2020
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Daniel Edgardo C
Buenos Aires, Argentina400 bidrag
jul. 2019
Un icono en que nos transporta a recordar lo que no debe suceder en una sociedad democrática. Un recorrido histórico enriquecedor para aquel distraído, que no crece según lo pasado.
Skrevet 29. februar 2020
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Oleksandr Danylenko
Buenos Aires, Argentina291 bidrag
okt. 2019
this is not a touristy place, but it doesn't need to be one in order to let you disconnect and enjoy your time. On one side, there is the green areas of the park itself, and right across, the river where sometimes you can almost see Uruguay. Nice please. Been many times. Never crowded.
Skrevet 7. februar 2020
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Chimella
San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina2 990 bidrag
des. 2019
El parque está muy bien armado y cuidado. Ubicado sobre la Costanera, entre el Aeroparque y Ciudad Universitaria. Tiene varios accesos.
Interesantes los monumentos, las referencias históricas y los muros con los nombres de las víctimas.
Es un lindo espacio para caminar y disfrutar de la tranquilidad.
Interesantes los monumentos, las referencias históricas y los muros con los nombres de las víctimas.
Es un lindo espacio para caminar y disfrutar de la tranquilidad.
Skrevet 3. februar 2020
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