Discover Jewish Buenos Aires: Guided Tour with Local Historian in Buenos Aires, France - A unique experience

Discover the past and present of Latin America’s most vibrant Jewish community on this 4-hour private tour with a local historian. A journey through memory, identity, and culture, where pastrami meets mate.

Things to do Jewish Buenos Aires: Guided Tour with Local Historian

Explore the Jewish heritage of Buenos Aires with a local historian and member of the community, on a 4-hour private tour by car. Learn how the Jewish community integrated into Argentine society while preserving its traditions. Discover a diverse and broad community, where Sephardic and Ashkenazi cultures meet, and where pastrami meets mate. We’ll talk about identity, migration, resilience, and daily life as we visit: Once neighborhood: The commercial and cultural heart of Jewish Buenos Aires Templo Paso Grande: One of the city's oldest active synagogues AMIA (surroundings): Reflection on the 1994 bombing and its impact Walk of Memory: Commemorating the victims with dignity and presence Templo Libertad: The first synagogue in Argentina Jewish Museum: Stories of immigration, community life, and the Jewish Gauchos who settled in the Pampas Embassy of Israel Square: Site of the 1992 attack, now a memorial Yiddish Theater District (surroundings): Traces of a once-thriving cultural scene Sephardic Temple (surroundings): Showing the internal diversity of the community A unique, personal journey into the past and present of Latin America’s most vibrant Jewish community.

Included

Plaza Israeli Embassy

Gran Templo Paso

Sefaradi congregation of Teaching Worship and Charity

Plaza Dr. Bernardo Houssay

Espacio IFT

Catedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires

Once

Meeting point

Once