Palacio de Gobierno - Casa Rosada Review

A great place to visit. Even if you do not like history or politics, the building is beautiful and you'll see where the country is headed.

It is a place with a slender exterior, the architecture rich in history in details of past times, I did not have the opportunity to enter because you must make a reservation to enter and it is full there are quotas for months, that is, it is not that you enter the be there, it is more orderly I would say.
But it is possible to enter a museum, which is there and it is completely free to enter ..

Historical palace show us a glorious era of architecture and today with the improvements made walks and squares around it enhance this icon of Buenos Aires.

Beautiful building! And with the history it has, it is totally worth it. There are very interesting guided tours.

Undoubtedly (together with the Cabildo), the biggest crooks cave in Argentina since its independence

A unique design for the first female president Evita

Unmissable to visit when passing through Buenos Aires.

A beautiful building, particularly at night - right in the centre of Buenos Aires.

It was not possible to see inside whilst we were there, but it must be equally fantastic inside.

We did witness many demonstrations outside, concerning the many 'missing people' in Argentina. The plaza outside the pink palace (as it's commonly known) is the location for most such demonstrations.

Seeing it only externally is a grandiose and beautiful thing

The guided tour is beautiful. Excellent Lia as a tour guide.

Nice place to visit. The Argentina flag is just so imponent. You can also do guided visit in casa rosada as well.

Too bad to see the government headquarters so badly damaged outwardly.

Beautiful on the outside and inside more still and a fascinating story.

The site on which the Casa Rosada is located was, throughout the history of Buenos Aires, the seat of the different and successive political authorities that governed the country. Shortly after founding the City in More

inevitable place if you visit buenos aires especially you can take advantage of guided tours

Very pretty, beautiful architecture. Good attention and the guides are excellent.

Beautiful building with a lot of history. Free guided tours. Register in time to take a turn

Our Government House is very beautiful. There are guided tours but you must request a turn in advance through the Casa Rosada website. A very good space for the history and culture of Argentina

Headquarters of the Argentine government. Wonderful place. However it is in need of maintenance. In spite of this the architecture and its history surpass all the adversities. Highly recommend the visit.

I booked the free guided tour 2 weeks in advance on the Casa Rosada website. It only happens on Saturdays.
I generated the ticket and even arriving almost 10 minutes late and without wifi or chip in the cell phone to show the tickets, they let in only with the identity documents, because when you make the reservation you have to put all your data.
I loved the visit, the place is beautiful, architecture from 1800 and ball and rich in history.

Very nice walk, very instructive guides very cordial and knowledgeable

Impeccable as always, the bad is the lack of people in the area and only the usual protesting why they give them free land in Caba

It is not very common for a government house to be open to the public for visits. It is a great opportunity to get to know an emblematic building inside and for free with a guide. Recommended visit for tourists and locals.

Free guided tour on the pink house page, you receive the confirmation email and enjoy and learn a little more about Argentina's history.

Beautiful on the outside, because on the inside I couldn't visit due to the local demonstrations.

They don't let you in. Only predetermined days and with a shift (taken from the internet previously). They make few visits and advertise them little.

Excellent place. Historic building. Good for photographs. Ancient structure.
Emblem of BsAs

Free guided tours of the Pink House are offered. It is quite an interesting walk. The house is very nice and well-kept. Recommended if you like Argentine history or want to know more about it. Likewise, I highly More

I could only appreciate the exterior of the structure, it still seemed very impressive and very well preserved ...

It is interesting to visit it. You can take turns on the web

Guided tours are very interesting, as well as free.

I do not know if you can visit it inside but outside it is curious to see since it stands out because of its pink color against the gray colors of the population of Buenos Aires.

Highly recommended visit. a lot of history, a lot of architecture. Beautiful the pink house and unique and incredible details that have been gifts from other countries. To visit without a doubt.

Historical emblem of the city of Buenos Aires. Beautiful and picturesque.

I was able to take the guided tour. I recommend doing it.

It is beautiful, but I honestly believed that it was totally demolished, which does not take away the importance and majesty it has. Headquarters of Executive Power. Historical Heritage Reference point, for all types of artistic and cultural activities (inside) political, union and claims (outside).

Very cool, just remove the bars from there and the whole square.

Nice place, really imposing structure, I never entered your guided tour, but its surroundings have that enchantment as a detainee in time, a couple of blocks, the most beautiful architecture, a walk always required to stop and walk around downtown !!

One of the sights that is a must stop for anyone coming to Buenos Aires.

The very pretty pink house, the problem is those who are inside. Regards !

English language tour was scattered and contained fairly bland information. The tour guide really meant well, but had a strong accent, spoke quickly, and used tons of filler words which made it hard to understand, even for a native English speaker who frequently listens to English with Argentinean accent. The palace is alright, but is in a bit of disrepair and you did not get to see much.

Incredible place. There are guided tours on Saturdays.

Now it is not allowed to enter individuals or tourists before if

Beautiful architecture and others, but they have turned it into a cult of the Kirchner administration which displeases me a lot because it is a national heritage and many do not agree with the current government. It feels like a hit.

A must for the tourist, there are guides and a great history.

Very nice place to visit. A guided tour is recommended.

Must see - you can't understand modern Argentina until you have stood here and soaked it in - the pink colour is supposably from cow blood mixed with lime - just don't cry!!! (If you don't understand the reference please do little history research about this place - you will thank me for it!!)

It is easy to stop by sightseeing as it is in a location where access is good!

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