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Casa de la Cultura

Buenos Aires House of Culture

This is the Government Cultural House of Buenos Aires. Check out the "Salon Dorado", which design is inspired by the Palace of Versailles. Also, the Salon Dorado hosts music performers every Friday 19:00.

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Address: Av. de Mayo 575

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