Alvear Palace Hotel
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Av Alvear 1891, Buenos Aires, Argentina, C1129AAA
Original Property Opened in 1932
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2014
Boasting magnificent architecture and decór, the Alvear Palace Hotel is a luxury historic destination in Buenos Aires, Argentina, combining European elegance, opulent accommodations, cutting-edge technology, and impeccable personalized service. Situated in the elegant neighborhood of La Recoleta, the hotel is surrounded by the best restaurants, antique shops, boutiques, and cultural centers of the city. The hotel was originally built in 1932 to accommodate the flourishing number of luxury travelers that remain enthusiastic today. Reflect warmth and distinguished comfort, Alvear Palace Hotel features refined décor, luxury amenities, and unrivaled service to accommodate the needs of every guest.
Discover
- Discover the magnificent Belle Époque architecture of the Alvear Palace Hotel. This terrific historic hotel has provided an outstanding holiday experience ever since it first opened in 1932.
- Admire the La Recoleta Cemetery just steps away, which is one of Buenos Aires most celebrated cultural landmarks. Considered to be among the most beautiful graveyards in the world, La Recoleta Cemetery contains the tombs of countless Argentinian luminaries, such as the illustrious Eva Perón.
- Gaze upon the unique architecture of the surrounding Recoleta neighborhood. This renowned district is known throughout the world for the fascinating Parisian-style townhouses that line its historic streets.
Explore
- Explore the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes nearby to see some of the finest Argentinian artwork in Buenos Aires. The museum features eight exhibition halls that display the work of Argentine’s greatest artists, like Antonio Berni, Xul Solar, and Alfredo Guttero.
- Visit the Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo. This fascinating cultural institution contains a permanent collection of over 4,000 unique pieces of art, such as Chinese pottery, Roman sculptures, and Impressionist paintings.
- Travel to The Water Company Palace (Museo del Patrimonio Histórico – Palacio de Aguas Corrientes). This celebrated local landmark is a former water-pumping station that features over 300,000 gorgeous terra-cotta tiles.
Experience
- Experience a bicycle ride along the Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur several blocks away. This historic park offers stunning views of the local Río de la Plata riverbank, as well as many species of plants and wildlife. The Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur is particularly a favorite destination for avid birdwatchers.
- Stroll through the Plaza Francia nearby to see local artisans at work selling their special hand-made crafts. The location is especially known for its festive weekend street fares, where local couples partake in the national pastime of dancing the Tango.
- Attend a thrilling theatrical performance at the Teatro Colón. Constructed in 1908, the Teatro Colón is the main opera house in Buenos Aires. This marvelous venue is celebrated today for its acoustics and is often considered one of the best opera houses in the world.
Taste
- Savor some provoleta when out exploring Buenos Aires. This soft, rich cheese is a type of provolone that Italian immigrants introduced to the area when they arrived during the mid-19th and mid-20th centuries.
- Taste a local empanada just two blocks away at En Sanjuanino. Not trip to Buenos Aires is ever complete without savoring the flavors of this delicious local pastry.
- Enjoy a delicious cup of coffee at Café La Biela. Café La Biela has been in operation for well over a century, and has been a meeting place for Argentine’s politicians, intellectuals, and celebrities. Perhaps the most famous guest to visit the café was Juan Manual Fangio, a five-time winner of the Formula One racing competition.
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