The article reflects on an intriguing perspective of Buenos Aires' iconic Obelisk, positioning it not in the bustling locations typically frequented by tourists, like Avenida Corrientes or Avenida 9 de Julio, but from a more lateral view at the steps located on Roque Sáenz Peña. This vantage point, less visited by locals, offers a different experience of the monument designed by architect Alberto Prebisch, typically admired by tourists who climb the steps to reverentially view the iconic structure as if worshipping it. The author points out that this alternative viewpoint not only provides a fresh appreciation of the Obelisk but also suggests a layer of spontaneity and connection between the monument and its observers.