Museo Larreta

10 Best Museums To Visit in Buenos Aires | Condé Nast Traveler

"Spanish influence can be seen across Latin America, though especially in Argentina, where many locals are of Spanish descent. Here in residential Belgrano, beyond the typical tourist track, author Enrique Larreta’s former residence has been turned into the city’s only Spanish museum and cultural center. Highlights include a 16th-century Gothic-style altarpiece; Renaissance and Baroque period paintings; and a portrait of Enrique Larreta himself, along with a number of unique Spanish objects, like weapons and swords and hand-carved sculptures. Go on Thursdays, when entry is free, and if nothing else, make time to check out the Jardín Andaluz, the perfectly pruned garden; it used to be a hangout for Argentine socialites." - Allie Lazar