Good place to go and learn a bit about Argentinian history. The guided walk-around was thoroughly explained, easy to understand. General Justo José Urquiza had a very modern Palace here. The only thing to improve is that they're not keeping it in good conditions and it is deteriorating. It would be a shame that important historical pieces were damaged because of this.

This palace was the house of Justo José de Urquiza. One of the most powerful men of the XIX century from the area where Argentina was established. There you can go throughout the building and know all about his life, try to be there at 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 hours for a guided visit (it is free and only in Spanish) The place is amazing due its history, so do not avoid the guide tour. Try to read the book "Palacio de la memoria" before to go, due that the building is full of secret symbols. Up. Conservation of the building and garden, very helpful guide tour, free entrance and parking. Down. Restroom is not so clean.

A beautiful piece of culture, it's a shame that a lot of the tourist amenities and tours have been removed, and they don't seem to have a mechanism to pay for maintenance / conversation of a beautiful estate

Beautiful the palace, the gardens, the grounds! Needs to have guided tours for guests trying to learn about the place and it's history.

Every Argentine should visit this museum.

This is a wonderful place to visit. There is enough to read but not enough to hear. There was no guided tour. But thanks to some of the security guards, we had a better understanding. You can only read so much. But I can immagine a guide presenting interesting stories in that place. This would be a coronation of Argentine beautiful and unparalleled cultural effort.

Worth visiting to see the house, its interiors and its gardens, even if you don't know who lived and was assassinated here. Sadly, the property has not been well maintained. Don't miss the chapel at the back.

They are repairing so it will probably be much better soon!

Lacks maintenance, a beautiful country palace, built in the 19th century, which is a national museum and used to be the home of the 1st president of Argentina, is at present a run down building with untended gardens. A real shame

Palace of the first president of Argentina. This place has some amazing architecture with important parts of Urquiza's life depicted through out the museum

Museum full of art, history and beautiful outdoors and gardens, people there are super chill and nice and the women at the entrance speak good ingles, we felt welcome and enjoy our time. Only recommendation is to bring your own water and snacks because there’s nothing nearby really. Went there so many times and I’ll keep going because is just so beautiful