Palacio Consistorial is a government building and tourist attraction. A similar building has stood on this site since 1578, but earthquakes destroyed early iterations. Italian-Chilean architect Joaquín Toesca, also called Gioacchino Toesca, created a neoclassical building in 1790. His former employee, fellow Chilean Juan Jose Goycolea, renovated the building in 1811. The palace became a national monument in 1976. The building was closed to the public on the day I visited.

Good historic place for visiting

Beautiful mask collection

Nice museum!

Many memories