Jewish Heritage Tour Buenos Aires
Join a Jewish heritage tour of Buenos Aires and explore the history of Latin Americas largest Jewish community. Book this fascinating cultural tour here and discover a different aspect of Buenos Aires.
| Type of service | Regular |
|---|---|
| Seasons | All year round |
| Type of traveller | With kids, Backpackers, Couples |
| Country | Argentina |
| Type of tour | Experiences, Sightseeing Tours |
| Associated destination | Destinations | Argentina |
| City | Buenos Aires |
Jewish Heritage Tour Includes:
- Entrance fees to Communities.
- Transfers to and from centrally located hotels.
- Bilingual guide.
Monday to Thursday
Time: 09:00h.
4 hours approx.
Itinerary Jewish Heritage Tour
Visit the Jewish Community of Buenos Aires to discover its fascinating traditions and visit the most important Jewish monuments in Argentina.
Buenos Aires is the largest Jewish community in Latin America and the seventh largest community outside Israel. The Jewish community began its immigration to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and settled in the Buenos Aires neighborhoods of Barracas, Balvanera and Villa Crespo.
The visit to the Jewish Community of Buenos Aires starts at the Temple of Liberty (Synagogue of the Israelite Congregation of the Argentine Republic), the largest and oldest Jewish temple in the country. You will continue the tour to one of the most important points of daily life of the Jewish Community, the AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina), an association created to maintain the Jewish traditions.
Finally, you will tour Once, one of the most traditional Jewish neighborhoods. You will explore the wonderful synagogues, as well as the place where the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires was located before the terrorist attack in 1992.
Book this informative and interesting Jewish Community Tour that will leave you with an overview of the Buenos Aires Jewish community, its position in today's society, its past difficulties and triumphs. Discover the largest Jewish community in South America.
Important Notes
- Solo traveler: This tour departs with a minimum of 2 persons. If there are no other passengers, a single booking is treated as a private tour and carries an extra cost.
- Special Deals: Please also note that discounts are available for groups (6 people and more). Consult our customer service team for more info.
- Tour Policy: Entrance to the AMIA (Argentinean Jewish Community Centre) depends on the institution. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 12am (closed on weekends or religious holidays.) If on the day of the tour it is not possible to enter to the AMIA, other landmarks of the Jewish community will be visited.
- Passenger data: Please note that tour participants must provide their full name, passport number and country of origin, at least 48 hours before the tour.
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