Experts' Choice Award Estevez Palace
What the experts agree on
Estévez Palace, an 18th-century beauty on Plaza Independencia's south side, served as Uruguay's Government House until 1985. Now a landmark showcasing the city's colonial architecture.
“The 18th-century Palacio Estévez, on the south side of the Plaza Independencia, was the Government House until 1985.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "On the south side of Plaza Independencia, Estévez Palace, one of the most beautiful old buildings in the city, was the seat of government until 1985, when the president's offices were moved."
Plaza Independencia 776, Montevideo 11108, Uruguay (Formerly Edificio Independencia)
