Escuela Pestalozzi

The No. 77 Juan Enrique Pestalozzi School was inaugurated in April 1928 in an imposing neoclassical building, also known as the "Palace School"

Its construction, surrounded by low houses, meant a real milestone for the area. Since then, it maintained a large student matriculation and became a pillar of the socio-cultural growth of the neighborhood, actively participating in the life of the community.

Over the years, the school continues to be a must-see in the neighborhood. The building has undergone various interior modifications and improvements, including the incorporation of a gym, a library, and other spaces that strengthen its educational and social role.

In August 2001, it was declared a Site of Historical, Architectural and Cultural Interest by the Municipal Council of Rosario.

It is distinguished by its neoclassical facade, with an imposing colonnade and a frontispiece that reflect the characteristic school style of the time. It is recognized as a true "Palace School", for its monumentality, elegance, and luxury, evoking the majesty of a palace.