Este es un antiguo palomar ubicado en el Colegio Militar del Palomar, por eso se llama asi la localidad. Pertenecio a un comerciante llamado Diego Casero. Se puede visitar pero al estar dentro del colegio, solo los dias que ellos permiten las visitas guiadas, las cuales tambien incluye dentro del recorrido; la casa de Casero y el Museo de Armas, yo fui como 2 veces y en la segunda vez tambien tuvimos una muestra de la banda militar.
Tanto si te gusta la historia o te gusta lo militar y venis a Buenos Aires, es un sitio ideal para visitar, aunque lo mas dificil es que justo esten dando las visitas. No se si alguna agencia organice algo por su cuenta.
Para llegar desde Capital, hay que tomar el tren San Martin a Estacion Palomar.
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This is an old dovecote located at the Military College of Palomar, which is why the town is named after it. It belonged to a merchant named Diego Casero. It can be visited, but since it's located within the school premises, visits are only allowed on the days they offer guided tours. These tours also include Casero's house and the Weapons Museum as part of the itinerary. I've been there twice, and on the second occasion, we also got to see a military band performance.
Whether you're into history or have an interest in military matters and you're coming to Buenos Aires, it's an ideal place to visit. However, the trickiest part is that you need to be there when the guided tours are taking place. I'm not sure if any agency arranges visits independently. To get there from the capital, you need to take the San Martin train to Palomar Station.
