Architectural itineraries
Discover Buenos Aires' eclectic mix of neoclassical, art deco, art nouveau and other architectural styles.

Colonial architecture

Spain's colonial legacy, revindicated after Argentina's independence.

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Neoclassical architecture

As if the 18th century never ended, this movement remains present in the city.

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Neogothic architecture

Arched windows and vaulted ceilings make up part of the city's eclecticism.

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Art nouveau architecture

Discover the curving lines of the Gaudiesque Palacio de los Lirios and Casal de Catalunya.

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Eclectic architecture

Monumental buildings with the stamps of various architects.

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British influences

British neighbourhoods and a British clock tower in the centre of Buenos Aires.

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Rationalist architecture

The Kavanagh building, the city's first skyscraper, is representative of this sober and modern style.

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Art deco architecture

This simple style flourished in the 1930s and can be found in several neighbourhoods.

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The Belle Époque in Buenos Aires

The best examples of French architecture in Buenos Aires.

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Italianate architecture

This style spread through the city between 1850 and 1890.

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The rich legacy of immigration

Different immigrant communities left their imprint on the city's architecture.

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 HIGHLIGHTS

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