Avenida de Mayo

　　   Plaza de Mayo holds significant historical importance, as it was the site of the May Revolution of 1810, when Argentina rose up against colonial rule. The square is covered with lush green grass, and its uniquely designed fountains spray water playfully. At the center of the plaza stands the 13-meter-high, pyramid-shaped Monument to the May Revolution, topped with a delicately carved and vividly expressive statue of the Goddess of Liberty. This monument was built to honor the martyrs who died during the May Revolution and was completed in 1815, with the Goddess of Liberty added during the monument’s renovation in 1856. The four corners of the square are marked by grand and distinctively styled buildings.

　　   Address: Downtown Buenos Aires, Argentina