Edificio del TIGRE HOTEL

The building of the once famous Tiger or Tiger Club Hotel was built in 1910 by French architecht Paul Pater, and the forehead gives it to the Luján river. It was completed and opened in 1912. In that same year he was visited by Argentine and foreign prominent figures like the poet Ruben Dario who wrote his poem there called "ramblings", as well as President Julio Argentino Roca and the Infanta Isabella, who had traveled to Buenos Aires on the date that marked the centennial of the May Revolution. Renaissance style is Carrara marble stairs, Venetian mirrors and columns with bronze base and top plastered (mass of plaster and glue).