Estadio Luna Park stands at the corner of Avenida Corrientes and Avenida Bouchard, recognizable by its restrained Art Deco exterior and heavy, horizontal silhouette. Designed by architect Jorge Kálnay and opened in nineteen thirty-two,…
Evita's Buenos Aires
Follow the footprints of Eva Perón across downtown Buenos Aires, from her fateful first meeting with Juan Perón to the grand offices and plazas where she built her legendary legacy.
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1. Estadio Luna Park
2. Palacio Libertad, Domingo F. Sarmiento
The Palacio Libertad, Centro Cultural Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, is defined by its massive, truncated dome and a facade of French academic architecture that stretches across an entire city block. Originally commissioned in the late…
3. Casa Rosada
The Casa Rosada, or Pink House, is instantly recognizable by the distinctive, pale pink facade that dominates the eastern end of the Plaza de Mayo. This is the official workplace of the President of Argentina, housing the executive branch…
4. Museo Legislatura de la CABA
The Museo Legislatura de la CABA occupies the upper galleries of the Golden and San Martín rooms within the Palacio de la Legislatura, an imposing gray granite structure defined by its ninety-seven-meter clock tower. Opened in two thousand…
5. Hogar de la empleada de la fundación Eva peron
The Hogar de la Empleada General San Martín, located at Avenida de Mayo eight hundred sixty-nine, is an eleven-story building clad in marble that once housed five hundred working women. Inaugurated by the Eva Perón Foundation on December…
6. Ministerio de Capital Humano
The building at Avenida Nueve de Julio nineteen twenty-five is a monumental, towering structure that dominates this section of the city’s widest thoroughfare. You can pick it out by the two massive steel portraits of Eva Perón mounted on…