Overview
Casa Rosada ('Pink House') is Argentina's presidential palace facing Plaza de Mayo, instantly recognizable by its pink façade. It is the historic site where Eva Perón addressed tens of thousands from the balcony, and every major political moment in Argentine history has unfolded here. On weekends, free guided tours let you visit the presidential office, artifacts of past presidents, and the famous balcony. The underground Museo Bicentenario displays excavated colonial-era ruins. Free admission (weekend guided tours, advance booking required). Subte Line A, Plaza de Mayo station.
Opening Hours
Weekend guided tours: Sat-Sun 10:00-18:00 (free, advance booking required).
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Weekend guided tours require advance online booking. Combining it with the Cabildo (old town hall) and the Cathedral on Plaza de Mayo gives a great overview of Buenos Aires's history.
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🇰🇷 Tips for Korean Travelers
Practical info for Korean travelers heading to Buenos Aires, Argentina from Seoul (ICN).
Korean Passport · Visa
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Flight from Incheon (ICN)
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Attractions near Casa Rosada
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Café Tortoni
Buenos Aires' oldest café, opened in 1858, also known for its tango shows.
📍 1.0km away
Obelisco
A 67m landmark of Buenos Aires standing in the middle of Avenida 9 de Julio.
📍 1.2km away
San Telmo Market
Buenos Aires's traditional flea market blending antiques and tango performances.
📍 1.5km away
Things to Do in Buenos Aires
Tango Show & Milonga Experience
Experience the soul of Buenos Aires — tango — through live shows and milongas (tango dance halls). Watch a show with dinner in San Telmo or La Boca, or learn the steps at a local milonga.
Boca Juniors Match Experience
Watch a Boca Juniors football match at La Bombonera stadium for a passionate Argentine sports experience. On non-match days, stadium tours and museum visits are available.
Recoleta & Palermo Bike Tour
Cycle through the French-style architecture of Recoleta, Palermo's rose gardens, and trendy Palermo Soho. A local guide reveals hidden cafes and mural spots along the way.