Escuela Presidente Roca is a working school beside the Teatro Colón, at Libertad 581 in central Buenos Aires. Its monumental architecture makes the exterior worth a look, and the building belongs to a group of schools built during Sarmiento’s administration to underline the importance of education. Take time to notice the structure from outside. As it is an active school, access to the interior is not established, so plan your visit around viewing the building from public areas.
A school beside the Teatro Colón
At Libertad 581, Escuela Presidente Roca stands next to the Teatro Colón. It is still a school, as well as a monumental building associated with the period of Sarmiento’s administration, when monumental schools were built to emphasize education.
Its grand architecture is the main reason to stop. Look at the exterior and take in the scale of the structure. The school’s active use means interior access should not be assumed; ask politely if you need information.
Planning a visit
The address is in central Buenos Aires, beside the Teatro Colón. The entrance and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible. If you are hoping to speak with staff, assistance may depend on the time of your visit, so approach courteously and try again at another time if needed.
FAQ
Where is Escuela Presidente Roca?
It is at Libertad 581 in Buenos Aires, next to the Teatro Colón.
Is Escuela Presidente Roca still a school?
Yes. It is an active school, so do not assume that visitors can enter.
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible.
