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Pope Leo XIV's Buenos Aires Residence
Pope Leo XIV sleeps in Buenos Aires' Fernández Anchorena Palace nightly during his Argentina visit.
In brief
Pope Leo XIV sleeps in Buenos Aires' Fernández Anchorena Palace nightly during his Argentina visit. Pope Leo XIV stays in the Fernández Anchorena Palace for four nights in Buenos Aires, using it for private meetings. Originally reported by Buenos Aires Herald.
Pope's nightly residence
Pope Leo XIV sleeps in the same place every night during his four-day visit to Argentina.
Fernández Anchorena Palace
The palace is an early 20th-century building on Avenida Alvear 1637 in Recoleta, Buenos Aires City.
Diplomatic mission
The building houses the Apostolic Nunciature, the Holy See's diplomatic mission in Argentina.
Historical use
Commissioned in 1907, the palace was completed in 1909 and served as a presidential residence in the 1920s.
Papal history
John Paul II stayed there during his two visits to Argentina in 1982 and 1987.
Private meetings
The nunciature hosts private conversations off the official agenda during the pope's visit.
What to remember
Pope Leo XIV stays in the Fernández Anchorena Palace for four nights in Buenos Aires, using it for private meetings.
