The Club Español (Spanish Club) is considered a historic monument of the City of Buenos Aires. On 27 September 1908, the cornerstone was put, and in 1911, possession of this magnificent palace, which the Spanish community is very proud of, was taken.

At the very beginning, it had a basement with two rooms decorated in pure Arabian style, a ground floor assigned to billiards (nowadays, a restaurant), and a grand room of imperial style on the first floor, whose ceiling was a work of art by the noteworthy painter Julio Borrel.

The other rooms on the second and third floor were allocated for playing, reading and chatting.

This unique building treasures numerous works of art, with creations by the sculptors Benlliure, Tasso and Nadal Querol, Oliva Navarro, etc., and paintings by Sotomayor, Maristany de Triago, Iturrioz, Quinquela Martin, Mayol, Nieto, among others.

The Kings of Spain, Juan Carlos I and Doña Sofìa, and the former President of Spain José M. Aznar, have honoured us with their presence at the premises of the club, which after almost a hundred years of its construction, still maintains the beautiful characteristics given by its founders.

The Restaurant, which works on the ground floor, combines its original artistic style (bronze, marble, wood) with the most modern fittings, which makes of it one of the most important gastronomy businesses in Buenos Aires.