Casa Rosada

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• Rex Jarvis

  29 March 2018

  Unless you live nearby it's not the kind of place you can just "Pop for a visit" but well worth seeing if you get the chance.

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• Mark Windsor

  21 March 2018

  Beautiful historic building. Don't forget the museum down the side street that shows the development of the area despite lacking English descriptions.

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• Dimitry Etienne

  13 February 2018

  The architecture is brilliant and tours are available. Lines can be long so come early

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• P Kaitz

  03 January 2018

  Spanish is such a tolerant, such a flexible language. All you have to do is hum what you want, and they are receptive.

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• Giulia Sampogna - Like Wanderlust

  02 January 2018

  Casa Rosada (Pink House) it's an icon of Buenos Aires. In the middle of the city, this house has so much has happened. During the week Argentinian president works there and in the weekend, tourists can visit and learn about the place. Must visit in Buenos Aires.

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• Shyamal Kapadia

  04 December 2017

  Weekend tours are all that are available. They're only an hour which will feel somewhat rushed for the amount of history you'll experience. Also, it has the dirtiest public toilets in Buenos Aires, hands down.

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• Sergey Stephan

  26 October 2017

  Beautiful historic building, think of it as the White house of Argentina although it's not used as the residence of the president anymore.  As a side note Eva Peron used to use the balcony to address the citizens during her husband's presidency.

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• Ashley Jung

  23 September 2017

  Great historical place but sadly they only let visitors in on the weekends

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• Jose Manuel Duran

  16 August 2017

  Marvellous tour! The Palms Room and the Busts Room are very nice

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• Melissa Padilla Wegner

  20 June 2017

  Beautiful Rose colored building. President's house. I was looking forward to seeing the balcony that Evita made her speeches from. There were still protesters in the courtyard out front. Mostly protesting the British rules of the Malvinas.

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• Tushar Ghanshyani

  14 June 2017

  Casa Rosada which means pink house. It is the president's house in Argentina. You can visit this house by taking a appointment online where you will be guided by a guide. You can also select a English guide who will say you about the history of the house and also the history of the country. It maybe a bit old structure but the interior of the house is very beautiful. You can get all the details like timings and all in the official website of casa rosada.
  After visiting the house you can also visit a museum which is next to the house.
  
  Hope this review helped you guys.

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• Farooq Rathore

  07 May 2017

  It is an interesting place to visit.
  English tours are only at 2:30 PM and online registration is mandatory. Tour takes around one hour. Place is nice and beautiful. Lot of places to take pictures. It gives you and insight into the history of Argentina.
  
  It's located in plaza de Mayo and there are other interesting places to explore and food outlets to enjoy meals and drinks.
  
  Entry is free and it is recommended that one should reach 15 to 20 minutes in advance of the allocated time. Tours are every 15 minutes and in Spanish language.

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• Tyler Connon

  18 March 2017

  What an amazing price of history a must see for all visitors

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• André Santos

  08 March 2017

  Maybe the most well known touristic spot in Buenos Aires, it's worth a visit. A lot of historic information regarding the building, the city and the country itself. Very nice, and whoever goes to Buenos Aires must visit the Casa Rosada.

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• Ivan Rocha

  06 March 2017

  It is a MUST to DO if your visiting Buenos Aires. It´s the President Palace, place centuries of history of Argentina Politics. Try to find a tour inside the House, you will be able to also visit the place where the presidents work! It definitely worths.

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• Ludovic Seri

  13 February 2017

  Important building for Argentinean history. It's definitely worth a visit. They only organize them on week end with previous online registration.

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• Ilán Vivanco

  13 January 2017

  A must visit for tourists. Very nice views in the middle of the city centre.

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