Private Jewish tour in Buenos Aires

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 a travel professional. During the itinerary, you will learn about the past and recent History of the Jewish community in Argentina. Are there more Ashkenazis or Sephardic? Have you heard of the Jewish "gauchos"? How many Jews are in Argentina? 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 for larger groups upon request. As the price of gasoline in Argentina is higher than in most countries, the additional cost for a larger vehicle has to be paid in cash on the day of the tour. From 160 USD. This tour does not run on Saturdays (Shabbat) and Jewish holidays.

The highlights of this tour are the perfect scenario to tell the story of the Jewish Community of Argentina, the largest in Latin America. We will visit the Memorial of the Israeli Embassy, bombed in 1992. In ONCE, one of the Jewish neighborhoods in the city, we will visit the Great Temple of Paso St and AMIA, the Jewish Federation of Argentina. Pay a visit to the Jewish Museum of Buenos Aires and the Temple of Libertad St, the synagogue of the first Jewish Congregation in the country (CIRA). IMPORTANT: Your original passport is needed to enter AMIA and the Jewish Museum. No other identification is valid. Your personal information will be submitted before your visit.