This fantastic and rare building was one of the first high construction in city. Based on the Divine Comedy book you can find a lot of interesting corners. Prefer to take a guide. Recommended to go tho the terrace bar with an incredible look of...More

The view from the top is impressive! Getting there takes longer than expected because the only way up is a tour. Buy your tickets at the kiosk in the lobby for a few US dollars (they take credit cards). The tour is given in both...More

Having already visited Palacio Salvo in Montevideo, we wanted to experience its shorter brother, Barolo, as well. They say that from the top one can see over to Uruguay- not sure about it, since the sky was rather misty that day. We couldn't take a...More

The last time I was in Buenos Aires I only admired this building from the exterior, with a quick peek from the ground floor. This time we experienced the evening guided tour as well. Certainly well worth the guided tour price to hear to hear...More

It's an expensive experience, just to go up, it's a beautiful place, but they should put a better price

This place has very interesting story behind the architecture. The building itself is gorgeous and worth a view if you are in the area however if pressed for time, you can just walk by to take a quick peek inside.

It was a great time had during the tour (of about an hour & a half from about 11 15 am to 12 45 pm) of this 1920's building inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy in which I ascended from Hell through Purgatory to Heaven (as...More