Explore the Historic Palacio Barolo in Buenos Aires
Overview
Palacio Barolo is a renowned historic building located in the heart of Buenos Aires. Constructed between 1919 and 1923, this architectural marvel was once the tallest structure in South America. Designed with a unique blend of neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic styles, it features 22 floors and draws inspiration from Alighieri Dante's 'The Divine Comedy,' symbolizing the profound relationship between the characters Dante and Beatrice. Today, the Palacio Barolo is recognized as a National Historical Monument and houses various businesses, including offices and retail spaces. Visitors can take advantage of guided tours, offering a variety of experiences such as Extraordinary Night Tours and Day Tours, as well as a photographic tour. Make sure to book your tour in advance and enjoy the free Wi-Fi available on the ground floor as you explore this extraordinary piece of architecture.

