Palace of Justice (Rosario)

The Palace of Justice in Rosario, Argentina (Spanish: Palacio de Justicia de Rosario) is a prominent building housing the provincial courts of Santa Fe Province, specifically those courts relating to the Rosario judicial district. It is located in the city of Rosario, on a block bounded by Pellegrini Street, Moreno Street, Tucumán Street, and Balcarce Street.

Construction of the Palace began in 1929 and was completed in 1937. The building's design is primarily neoclassical in style, reflecting the architectural trends prevalent in Argentina during the early 20th century. It features a grand facade with imposing columns and intricate detailing. The architect was Juan B. Durand.

The Palace of Justice is an important architectural landmark in Rosario and a significant symbol of the city's civic and legal institutions. It serves as a central location for the administration of justice within the region, housing courtrooms, offices, and other facilities related to the judicial process. The building has undergone renovations and updates over the years to accommodate the evolving needs of the judicial system, but its original architectural character has been largely preserved.