The Pereda Palace is an old manor located in front of the Plazoleta Carlos Pellegrini, at the beginning of Avenida Alvear, in Buenos Aires, at number 1130 Arroyo St.

[1][2] The remarkable urban group formed by the palace and its surroundings, like few places in Buenos Aires, reflect the strong influence exercised by French architecture in Argentina, especially during the first decades of the 20th century.

They collaborate to reinforce the Parisian tonality of the place the irregular layout of the streets of the sector and the undoubted French image of several private residences, imposing and of admirable design.

[6] The one in the music room is called Aprés la pluie le beau temps ("After rain the good weather"), also known as El agujero celeste ("The Celestial Hole", oil on canvas, 6,60m x 8,30m)[8] a painting that represents big storm clouds.

Also noteworthy are the masterful use of the stucco, the eighteenth-century European furniture, the woods (all in Slavonian oak, except in the main dining room that was made of walnut)[13] of the panelling,[14] the tapestries of Aubusson,[15] carpets, statues and curtains of the mansion.