I was born, raised, and educated in Buenos Aires.

Regarding my Jewish education, I attended the elementary school Bet-El, which belongs to the congregation of the same name, founded by Rabbi Marshall Meyer, who also created the Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano, where I continued my Judaic studies at the Solomon Shechter Institute.

After studying at the University of Tel Aviv for a year, I came back to Argentina where I graduated as a Psychologist from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA).

After years of working in the Human Resources department of several multinational companies, I felt the need to do something that fully represented who I am: a person deeply in love with Argentina and passionate about my Judaism.

My great-grandparents arrived from Syria over one hundred years ago. My family history and my passion for showing that which I love, let me work as a tour guide in Buenos Aires.

On a personal note, I would like to thank my beloved parents for providing me with the finest education; my teachers that taught me to think for myself regardless of the circumstances, which was not an easy task considering that I grew up during a dictatorship.

Furthermore, I want to thank my clients, who challenge me every day, allowing me to discover that there is always something new to learn and show.

I am a certified tour guide by the Government of the City of Buenos Aires.
Psychologist (University of Buenos Aires).

I have no restrictions.

Have you ever been curious about what life is like for Jews in other countries? Hear first hand from a psychologist, a lifelong resident of Buenos Aires, and travel professional.

During the itinerary, you will learn about the past and recent History of the Jewry in Argentina. There are more Ashkenazis or Sephardic? Have you heard of the Jewish "gauchos"? How many Jews are in Argentina? What was the role the Rabbi Marshall Meyer during the last military dictatorship in the country?

Learn about this vibrant Jewish community. There are approximately 55 synagogues, 40 Jewish educational institutions, and 15 kosher restaurants in Buenos Aires. Take this tour and learn about the fascinating Jewish Community in Argentina!

This tour can be customized up to 10 travelers, the rate will change, as we will need a minibus or a van.

This tour does not run on Saturdays (Shabbat) and Jewish holidays.

Private Jewish tour in Buenos Aires Jan 15 2025

What do you know about Buenos Aires? Did you know that it is considered the Paris of South America? Have you heard about the Madres de Plaza de Mayo (Mothers of May Square)?

Buenos Aires is a beautiful city, very European with a strong Latin twist.

If this is your first time in town, this tour is for you. You will visit the most important sites in the city that are related to the History of Argentina, and yet get the flavor of the life of the 'porteños' (the locals of Buenos Aires) today.

San Telmo, La Boca, Plaza de Mayo, Puerto Madero, and the mausoleum of Evita in the cemetery of Recoleta, are some of the highlights of this tour.

Enjoy this city tour and learn how the past meets the present in the diverse, vibrant Capital district of Argentina.

This tour can be customized for more travelers, up to 10. The rate will change according to the number of travelers, as we will need a van or minibus.

Tour guide in Buenos Aires Valeria D.

Spanish, Hebrew, English

Contact the Guide

Delivers tours starting at

Tours by Valeria D.

Customize your tour

Traveller reviews for private tours