Pasaje Suizo is a century-old alleyway designed by an Italian architect. Originally featuring 21 single-family homes, it has now transformed into a bustling commercial hub with restaurants, cafes, and cultural spaces. It feels a bit like stepping into a European alleyway thanks to its architecture, including French balconies and well-preserved wooden doors.

The name is a nod to the Swiss immigrants in Buenos Aires. The passage also has a second name - Pasaje del Correo - after the mailbox you can still see standing at the entrance.