Cabildo de la ciudad de Lujan

The Cabildo de la ciudad de Luján stands across from the main basilica, featuring colonial architecture with white walls and traditional Spanish design elements.

Built in 1792, this former town hall served multiple functions, including as a temporary shelter for British soldiers during the 1806 invasion of Argentina.

The building now houses part of the Enrique Udaondo Museum Complex, displaying artifacts and documents from the colonial period of Argentina.

Visitors can explore the museum complex daily, with guided tours available in multiple languages to learn about local governance during colonial times.

The structure maintains its original architectural elements from the 18th century, including its wooden beams and traditional colonial-era administrative chamber layout.

Location: Luján

Address: Torrezuri 917 (y Lezica)

GPS coordinates: -34.56275,-59.12172

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:09