Paz Palace
The Paz Palace is a former mansion in
Overview
One of Buenos Aires' most traditional
The association established a number of cultural entities. The Officers' Cultural Foundation, which administers the palace as a museum and hosts lectures, expositions and concerts, is maintained in conjunction with the
Museum of Arms of the Nation
The National Museum of Armaments (Spanish:Museo de Armas de la Nación) is also housed in the Paz Palace. Argentina's most important military museum, it was inaugurated in 1941 and includes 15 rooms where its collection is divided chronologically and by country of origin. Its oldest pieces include a
The library is reserved for the association's members and for researchers, though the military museum is open to the public and the Paz Palace itself can be visited through guided tours.[1]
External links and references
- ^ a b Frommer's Review: Círculo Militar
- ^ a b El Círculo Militar: 100 años despues. Secretaría de Información Pública, 1981.