Salon 1923

Salón 1923 is an extraordinary rooftop bar located on the 16th floor of the Palacio Barolo, one of Buenos Aires most iconic and esoteric landmarks on Avenida de Mayo. The building, inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, is conceptually divided into Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven — and Salón 1923 crowns it all, fulfilling the original dream of its creators when the palace was inaugurated in 1923. Guests access two outdoor terraces: the Terrazzo Obelisco facing east and the Terrazzo Congreso to the west, each offering sweeping panoramic views of Buenos Aires landmarks at any time of day, with particularly unforgettable sunsets. The bar is uniquely home to an urban lighthouse, the only rooftop in the world with such a distinction. The cocktail menu draws on Italian-inspired signature creations, accompanied by savory and sweet delicacies. Live music — including jazz on Wednesdays and tango on Thursdays — adds to the magic of this singular Buenos Aires rooftop.