Dinner at Palacio Paz, Historic Mansion

In the heart of Buenos Aires, facing Plaza San Martín, you will find the emblematic Paz Palace: one of the city's greatest architectural gems.

Built in the early 20th century by order of José C. Paz, founder of the newspaper La Prensa and Argentine ambassador to Paris from 1885 to 1893, it is the largest private residence in the country and one of the few residences in Buenos Aires to bear the title of Palace, given this designation due to the design and layout of its interior rooms. It was designed as a family home, with four floors, 140 rooms, and a total covered area of 12,000 m2.

A reflection of Beaux-Arts architecture, its architect was the prestigious Frenchman Louis-Marie Henri Sortais, and the construction was supervised by the prestigious Argentine architect and engineer Carlos Agote.

After being briefly inhabited by the Paz family, in 1938 it became the headquarters of the Military Circle, the National Military Library, and the National Weapons Museum.

With this option, you can enjoy a meal at the Croque Madame inside the Palace. Croque Madame restaurants are known for their presence in extraordinary locations such as museums, clubs, and historic buildings.
Enjoying Argentine cuisine surrounded by historic walls and the beautiful architecture and setting of this iconic location is an unparalleled experience and a must-do in Buenos Aires.

Dinner Menu:

Choice of starter: Spinach and Chard Fritters with Basil Aioli, or Ossobuco Empanada with Yasgua Sauce and lemon wedges.

Choice of main course: Braised Pork neck with Teriyaki Sauce and Sweet Potato Purée, or Penne Rigate with Pesto, Bocconcini, and sun-dried Tomatoes, or Mushroom Risotto, or Spinach and Ricotta Malfatti with Pink Sauce and Parmesan.

Choice of dessert: Tiramisu, or Flan with Dulce de leche and whipped cream.

Beverage: Still or sparkling water, soft drink, lemonade, a glass of Malbec or Chardonnay, or a Ramazzotti aperitif.