Although the palacio has few floors, only lower is available for the tours. I wish it was cleaner, as we walked the floors were sticky probably from whiskey club, which has gatherings there. Also the whiskey club has some added decor to the rooms, which is a really bad touch - stickers, logos. I planned to take a tour of... More

Don't miss this glimpse into Buenos Aires splendor of yesteryear. Palacio Paz will wow you with its grandilocuent architecture, the obsessive woodwork and its peaceful inner gardens. It is very close to the typical toursitic circuit, but usually bypassed. There are tours in english every other day.

Palacio Paz – one of the most aristocratic residences in the city- is the current Círculo Militar in Buenos Aires. It is located in front of San Martin Square on Santa Fe Avenue 750 . Built at the beginning of the XX (from 1902 to 1914) by the French architect Louis-Marie Henri Sortais for the Dr. José C. Paz, who... More

We were able to get an English language tour of the palace and were fascinated with the beauty and opulence of a home built for a single family. There is no furniture remaining, but it is easy to imagine how the family lived in the lap of luxury. It is interesting to see where parts of the house were not... More