page_title: Club Universitario de Buenos Aires
section_title: Locations
hierarchical_section_title: Club Universitario de Buenos Aires / Locations
caption_attribution_description: English: Frank K. Chevallier Boutell, captain of Argentine club Universitario in 1926. He was the first rugby union player to appear on the cover of sports magazine El Gráfico.
context_page_description: Club Universitario de Buenos Aires, commonly known for its acronym CUBA, is an Argentine sports club with headquarters in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. Universitario hosts the practise of a large variety of sports and activities, including aikido, mountaineering, basketball, boxing, scuba diving, fencing, skiing, football, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, golf, field hockey, judo, swimming, yachting, paddle tennis, basque pelota, rugby union, squash, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball, windsurf and yoga.
  One of the sports the club had gained more recognition is rugby union, which senior team currently plays in Top 12, the first division of the Unión de Rugby de Buenos Aires league system. "CUBA" has won 14 first division titles to date.
context_section_description: At present, CUBA has many branches disseminated over Argentina:
  Headquarters, known among members as "Viamonte", due to its address, 1560 Viamonte Street, located in the neighborhood known as "Tribunales", this term meaning "courts" in Spanish.
  Palermo, in the park section of that quarter, on Avenida Figueroa Alcorta. The land had been occupied by a dependence of Argentine Air Force until October 1963, when the Government of Buenos Aires donated it to the club.
  Núñez, located in the homonymous neighbourhood, was opened in 1959.
  Villa de Mayo, in Malvinas Argentinas Partido, Greater Buenos Aires, approximately  30 km NW of the city of Buenos Aires. CUBA settled there after the club had to leave its facilities in Palermo, Buenos Aires, which belonged to Club Obras Sanitarias.
  Cabaña El Arbolito (Little Tree Cabin), located near Nahuel Huapi Lake, 80 km of Bariloche. That land was donated by the Government of Argentina in 1931.
  Catedral, placed in the major tourism centre of Bariloche.
  Fátima, sited in the homonymous city of the Pilar Partido. This branch was built due to the increasing number of members needing another place to play golf. Facilities (located in a gated community) were definitely finished in 1991.
caption: Frank Chevallier Boutell, captain of the rugby union team, in 1926.
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