In 1928, Victoria Ocampo envisioned a space where art and literature would intertwine. This vision materialized into the Casa de la Cultura, a masterpiece designed by Alejandro Bustillo. The Casa de la Cultura stands as a testament to Ocampo’s dedication to fostering creativity. It served as her residence and the birthplace of the iconic *Sur* magazine. This magazine became a platform for emerging artists, both national and international. Ocampo’s legacy is etched into the very walls of the Casa de la Cultura. The Fondo Nacional de las Artes now operates this cultural gem. It continues to inspire and nurture artistic expression. The Casa de la Cultura’s history is a tribute to Ocampo’s passion. Her vision continues to resonate within its walls.
Convento Santa Teresa
Hidden behind a quiet Almagro street stands the Convento Santa Teresa a true hidden gem. This convent and its accompanying