Palacio Duhau

Palacio Duhau in the Pilar neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a distinguished neoclassical palace constructed in 1934 and designed by architect León Dourge. The palazzo represents one of the last aristocratic residences of Buenos Aires' Belle Époque era, exemplifying the opulent architectural tastes of 1930s Argentina. Comprising a historic palace and a modern minimalist tower, the building underwent a comprehensive restoration and refunctionalization in 2006. Today it operates as the Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt Buenos Aires, maintaining its status as a cultural institution with an art gallery highlighting local artists. Its tiered garden spaces are considered among the city's most beautiful outdoor settings, while its restaurants feature sophisticated Argentinean cuisine and contemporary Italian offerings, preserving both historical grandeur and modern sophistication.