Highlights
- Explore the iconic Palacio Barolo in Buenos Aires on a guided tour
- Learn about the building's connection to Dante's Divine Comedy
- Climb to the rooftop for panoramic views of Buenos Aires
- Discover the building's history and its symbolic architecture
- Visit a 1920s office to experience the era when the palace was built
Description
Begin your tour at the Palacio Barolo, a landmark building in Buenos Aires inspired by Dante Alighieri's 'Divine Comedy.' Explore the building's architecture and learn about its history and symbolism.
Visit the most representative floors of the building's Dantean levels, including the central hall and the purgatory balconies.
Continue to the 13th-floor terrace, where you can see the rear of the building, which is invisible from the facade.
Finish your tour at the lighthouse, located inside a glass dome nearly 100 meters above Avenida de Mayo. Enjoy 360-degree views of Buenos Aires from the observation deck and lighthouse, and experience the symbolic significance of the building.
Includes
Entrance to Palacio Barolo
Guided tour of Palacio Barolo
Visit to Pasaje Barolo (hall central)
Access to Balcones del purgatorio (3rd or 4th floor)
Visit to Oficina Museo años ‘20 (7th floor)
Access to the terrace on the 13th floor
Access to Miradores in 360 (in the Tower of the building)
Visit to Faro del Barolo (glass dome at 100 meters height)
Important Information
- Arrive 15 minutes before the tour starts to secure your reservation.
The tour involves climbing 14 floors by elevator and the last 8 floors by stairs through narrow spaces, with passages as narrow as 45 cm (18 inches).
No refunds for late arrivals.
The tour is conducted entirely on foot.
Easy cancellation
This activity is non-refundable
