Le parcours se termine au Teatro Mar Del Plata, où se trouve le dernier trou. Ce parcours utilise les rues réelles de Mar del Plata comme carte, transformant la ville en un terrain de jeu. Les sites touristiques locaux servent de structure pour chaque trou. Skip connaît chaque bordure de trottoir et chaque pavé ici. Ce parcours complet de 18 trous couvre 11,4 km avec un par de 53, en utilisant 4 portails pour relier les différents monuments.
The Catedral de los Santos Pedro y Cecilia is a cathedral and minor basilica in Mar del Plata, Argentina. This Roman Catholic church building is designed in the Gothic Revival style. The architect of the structure was Pedro Benoit, and the inception of the building was 1905. It remains a prominent site of worship and a significant example of the Gothic Revival style within the city.
Take a look at the structure of the Ortiz Basualdo Villa, which houses the Museo Municipal de Arte Juan Carlos Castagnino. This art museum is located in Mar del Plata and was started in 1909. Because of its significance, the villa is a national historic monument of Argentina. I always find the architecture here helps set a great mood for the art inside, though I usually prefer to admire the exterior from the air. It is a wonderful example of a villa being repurposed into a public space for the community to enjoy.
The facade of this building is a focal point of the coastline. It is the Teatro Auditorium, a theatre building that serves as a major cultural venue for the city. You can pick out its unique shape from a distance while walking along the shore. I've noticed it's a favorite spot for people to gather before a show.