Bosch Palace

Bosch Palace is a neoclassical building in Palermo featuring white columns and French classical design elements along Avenida del Libertador. The residence includes extensive gardens and elegant interior spaces laid out across the sprawling grounds.

The palace was built in 1917 for Argentine diplomat Ernesto Bosch and purchased by the United States government in 1929. Since then it has served as the official residence of the American Ambassador to Argentina.

The grand white staircase inside features engravings from visits by American presidents, making the space a symbol of diplomatic ties. This room remains a working part of official events and gatherings held in the residence.

The building is generally not open to the public as it serves as a private diplomatic residence. Visitors can admire the exterior and grounds from the street, and access is restricted except during special official occasions.

French architect René Sergent designed the mansion while André Carlhian shaped the interiors and Charles Thays planned the landscape. This collaboration of several renowned artists made it a masterwork of European design in South America.

Location: Buenos Aires

Inception: 1917

Architects: René Sergent

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: -34.57417,-58.41889

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:43