English and Spanish-speaking guide
Private tour (only for your group)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
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This exclusive Jewish tour in Buenos Aires is a 2-hour private walk designed for historical and cultural immersion. You will visit the majestic Templo Libertad and the adjacent Jewish Museum, exploring two centuries of community history. The tour offers travelers a unique insight into the profound impact of Jewish immigration in the Argentine capital.
Highlights:
- Explore the history and culture of the Jewish community, the largest in Latin America, on this private Jewish tour in Buenos Aires.
- Learn about the history of Jewish immigration that began in the 19th century, establishing the largest community in Latin America.
- This private, 2-hour walking tour ensures a personalized experience with a dedicated, expert guide.
- Visit the majestic Templo Libertad (Congregation Israelita de la República Argentina) and the adjacent Jewish Museum.
About this tour:
Set out on a profound, historically rich journey through the cultural heart of Argentina’s Jewish community on this exclusive private Jewish tour in Buenos Aires. Home to the largest Jewish population in all of Latin America, Buenos Aires offers a uniquely compelling backdrop for understanding the profound impact of Jewish immigration, which established itself primarily from the late 19th century onward. This concise, 2-hour private walking tour ensures a highly personalized experience, allowing you to explore these significant sites at a focused, comfortable pace with your dedicated, expert guide.
The guided exploration begins at Templo Libertad, officially known as the Congregation Israelita de la República Argentina. This magnificent building is historically one of the most prominent Jewish religious sites in the country, showcasing the architectural confidence of the community’s early establishment. Your visit includes the adjacent Jewish Museum, where you will gain insightful commentary on the cultural and historical significance of the community’s growth over the last two centuries. Your private guide will use these landmarks to detail the unique history of Jewish life in a predominantly Catholic capital.
The Jewish tour around Buenos Aires then moves to sites central to the community’s more recent, modern history. You will stand at the locations of the two major terrorist attacks that left an indelible mark on the city’s Jewish population. The itinerary covers the former site of the Israeli Embassy, now a solemn memorial garden, and the area surrounding the AMIA (Argentine Israelite Mutual Association) building. These crucial stops offer insight into the community’s resilience, its ongoing struggle for justice, and its determined presence in the city today.
This educational Buenos Aires Jewish tour is ideal for travelers seeking a detailed, specialized understanding of the city’s diverse heritage. Your expert guide provides commentary that weaves together architectural history, cultural significance, and modern resilience, ensuring you conclude your 2-hour walk with a deeper appreciation for the unique narrative of the Jewish community in Argentina.
Included:
- Guide
- Private walking tour
Essential Information:
- Entry to synagogues, tickets to attractions, food and drinks are not included.
- Please check your email the day before the tour for important updates from RosotTravel, your tour operator.
- This moderately-paced walking tour lasts about 25-30 minutes on foot and includes uneven surfaces or steps. It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for different weather conditions, as the tour proceeds rain or shine!
- The guide will tailor the pace to fit your group. If you have particular needs, please contact RosoTravel’s customer support ahead of time. The tour operator is happy to accommodate individuals with disabilities whenever feasible.
- For an optimal experience, group sizes are limited to 1-25 guests per guide, ensuring personal attention, opportunities for questions, and clear commentary. For larger groups, additional guides will be arranged, which will increase the price.
Activity provider: ROSOTRAVEL Argentina
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the price of this Buenos Aires Jewish tour?
The price includes the private, 2-hour walking tour designed exclusively for your group. You will receive the professional services of a dedicated expert guide throughout the excursion.
What is not covered by the tour price?
The price does not cover tickets to attractions, entry to synagogues, or any food and drinks. The price also does not include personal shopping or any gratuities.
What should I know before going on this tour?
Before your tour, you should check your email the day before for important updates from ROSOTRAVEL, your tour operator.
This is a moderately paced walking tour that includes uneven surfaces or steps, so bringing comfortable shoes is highly recommended.
The guide will tailor the pace to fit your group, and the operator is happy to accommodate individuals with disabilities whenever feasible, so you should contact them ahead of time if you have particular needs.
What will I experience during this Jewish tour in Buenos Aires?
During this educational journey, you will gain a deep, specialized understanding of the unique narrative of the largest Jewish community in Latin America, tracing its history from the 19th century onward. The exploration begins at the magnificent Templo Libertad and the adjacent Jewish Museum, where your guide will detail the cultural significance and architectural history of the community’s establishment.
The tour shifts its focus to key sites central to the community’s modern resilience. You will stand at the locations of the two major terrorist attacks that left an indelible mark: the site of the former Israeli Embassy memorial and the area surrounding the AMIA building. Your expert guide provides commentary that weaves together this history and modern presence, ensuring you conclude with a profound appreciation for the community’s lasting impact on the Argentine capital.