Palacio Piria

The Palacio Piria, located in the heart of Montevideo, serves as the headquarters of the Supreme Court of Uruguay and is a National Historical Monument. Originally built in 1917 by businessman Francisco Piria, this stunning building showcases the design of French architect Camille Gardelle. Visitors can admire the impressive Monument to Justice situated at its entrance. The palace opens its doors to the public annually on Heritage Day, offering a unique glimpse into Uruguay's architectural and judicial history.