In front of Costanera Avenue and Calle Tucumán, was the place where it built the first chapel in honor of Saint Sebastian, patron of the city quarter. Later in 1811, he installed a small battery of cannon, which was called Bella Vista, in order to resist the attacks of the Spanish Armada.
It was in that location also used by the Jesuits until their expulsion in located the former site of the National College. Also known as Punta Naro.
The buildings that surround it are the National College of General José de San Martín, batteries, home and headquarters of the Federal Police, port, port facilities, Customs.
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