Buenos Aires

Renowned opera house opened in 1908, celebrated for its exceptional acoustics and elaborate Italian and French architectural details.

Iconic 67-meter-tall monument erected in 1936 to commemorate the four-hundredth anniversary of the city's first foundation.

Museum showcasing prominent modern and contemporary Latin American art in a striking modernist building designed by a team of local architects.

Large metallic sculpture featuring articulating petals that open in the morning and close at sunset, constructed from aluminum and stainless steel.

19th-century necropolis featuring elaborate mausoleums and the graves of notable historical figures, including Eva Perón, designed with diverse architectural styles ranging from Neo-Gothic to Art Deco.

Early 20th-century office building designed with architectural elements inspired by Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, featuring a lighthouse at the top that mirrors a twin structure in Montevideo.

Major art museum housing an extensive collection of 19th-century European paintings and significant works by prominent Argentine artists.

Executive mansion and office of the president of Argentina, featuring a distinctive pink facade and historical balconies associated with key national political speeches.