Palacio Quemado, Official residence in Bolivia
The Palacio Quemado once served as the Bolivian presidential palace.
Its origins date back to March 23, 1853, designed by José María Núñez del Prado.
Its name 'Palacio Quemado' refers to the building being burned down during a civil war.
Situated in La Paz, it has been replaced by the Casa Grande del Pueblo as the main official residence.
Regarded as a national monument of Bolivia and holds deep governmental significance.
Location: La Paz
Location: La Paz Department
Inception: March 23, 1853
Architect: José María Núñez del Prado
Official opening: March 23, 1853
Architectural style: Beaux-Arts
Source: Wikimedia
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