Visit to the Two Towers in Buenos Aires

I have already posted about these two Palladium style towers in Buenos Aires. Yesterday I visited both which are open to the public.

First I went to Vivente Lopez via the Belgrano railroad and got off at "Villa Adelina" station in the "Partido de Vicente Lopez" and went to the "Torre Ader" built by Mr. Ader in 1917 and climbed its 7 levels to the top to get a glimpse of all the surrounding area.

Then on a 20 minute ride back to Retiro I visited the "Torre Monumental" built by the English community in Buenos Aires in 1916.

This tower is located on a more prestigious location and can also be toured, this time you climb via elevator to get a glimpse of the downtown area of Buenos Aires.

La Torre Ader in Vicente Lopez, Buenos Aires

On the outskirts of Buenos Aires in the municipality of Vicente Lopez lies a hidden architectural treasure, the Ader Tower named ofter Bernardo Ader french immigrant that did well in Argentina at the beginning of the 20th century.

If you visit Buenos Aires you will see for sure "La torre de los ingleses" in Retiro which was a gift of the English community in Argentina for the 100th anniversary of its independence.

On 1917 Mr. Ader decided to give back to the country where he prospered by building this monument also to commemorate Argentina's independence.

the Tower can be visited daily and on Saturday's they host concerts on its ground floor lobby.