The plaza is named after Senator Juan Alberto Bordabehere, who was assassinated in the Argentine Senate in 1935.
Santos Lugares, the site of the plaza, is historically recognized as the final residence of the renowned Argentine writer Ernesto Sabato.
The park is situated in a district known for its strong preservation of traditional suburban Buenos Aires character.
Plaza Senador Bordabehere is a centrally located public park in the Santos Lugares neighborhood of Tres de Febrero, Buenos Aires. It serves as a primary recreational green space for the surrounding residential community. The square features paved walking paths, landscaped lawns, and mature trees providing substantial canopy. It is designed for multi-generational use, incorporating designated playground equipment for children and open areas for social interaction. The plaza is maintained by the Tres de Febrero municipal government. It functions as a local hub for neighborhood gatherings and afternoon leisure.
The central paved intersection within the plaza offering a clear view of the surrounding greenery.
Visit during the late afternoon to observe the local neighborhood culture as residents gather.
Bring a thermos for mate, as the plaza is a popular spot for this traditional Argentine social ritual.
Do not leave personal belongings unattended on park benches while relaxing.
