The Museo del Agua y de la Historia Sanitaria, located in Buenos Aires, is a museum dedicated to the history of water and sanitation services in the city. Housed in a striking building originally designed as a water pumping station, it features impressive Victorian-era architecture adorned with glazed terracotta tiles. The museum offers a glimpse into the development of public health infrastructure and showcases a variety of sanitary artifacts. Entry is free, with guided tours available in Spanish.