We couldn't get it despite the fact that they run tours inside, but as an Architecture lover, I have to say that this is one of the most amazing buildings in the city. Apparently the glazed bricks and ceramics were brought in from the UK,...More
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We couldn't get it despite the fact that they run tours inside, but as an Architecture lover, I have to say that this is one of the most amazing buildings in the city. Apparently the glazed bricks and ceramics were brought in from the UK,...More
You must visit the historic place. take the tour and you will see how grand this place was. Love the outside of the building.
Cool little historical building with it’s gorgeous facades. It’s the city publicl water dept plus customer service and office building with a can’t miss small iMusuem upstairs. Well worth a visit and to free!
Be sure to walk in & when it's open go upstairs to one of the most surprising museums in the world. Don't want to say more because it will spoil the fun.
Try to get a tour inside this building, so you get to understand the history behind it. It used to be the water holding tank for big part of the city. Since it was located in a posh area, the neighbors demanded a good looking...More
This building is one of the most beautiful buildings in Buenos Aires. It is only a couple blocks away from my university... and after having seen it a zillon times, I still love it :-) The first time I saw it I was a little...More
Palacio de Aguas Corrientes Better known as Water Company Palace, Palacio de Aguas Corrientes (Palace of Flowing Waters) is a magnificent and grand building, built in 1877-1894 as water pumping station on Cordoba Avenue, Buenos Aires, Argentine. Palacio de Aguas Corrientes still houses some offices...More
Certainly a European looking kind of building. I loved the outside for pictures, especially when the sun was going down. Interesting how it is a water company. Nicest one I have every seen.
I have never appreciated piping so much in my life! We went on a guided tour of this museum. If you do not understand Spanish, you will miss a lot. The tour was very interesting including the history of Buenos Aires sanitation and water. The...More
This glorious building is... a water tank! The kind of excentricities Buenos Aires could afford in the halcyon days