Museo Histórico Nacional del Cabildo y la Revolución de Mayo Review

During the colonial period, it was a government agency. Built in the early 17th century and reportedly rebuilt in 1940 after years of expansion. So far, it is a national museum of Capodor and the May Revolution. We spent a long time visiting the museum, but heard that it had 18th century paintings, handicrafts and jewelry. There was a beautiful colonial building in Plaza Mayo.

Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, often referred to as Buenos Aires) is the capital of the Argentine Republic (the Republic of Argentina, República Argentina) and the largest city, located on the south bank of the La Plata River, southeastern South America, and the other side of the river is the eastern republic of Uruguay.

Located in May Square, it is a Spanish building, not very grand, but very delicate!

This is the government building in Buenos Aires. The city hall can make an appointment, but the number of visitors per day is limited.

Interesting museum dedicated to 18th century Argentina. The building was built in the 1600s and served as the center of government for Argentina throughout the colonial period.