Jewish City Tour, Private.

Home to the fourth largest Jewish community in the world outside Israel, Buenos Aires is a city with an extensive Jewish heritage. There are many Jewish schools, yeshivot, social clubs, Kosher-Jewish restaurants, bakeries, butchers and supermarkets, as well as a great number of synagogues.

Visit the highlights of the Jewish life in Buenos Aires, including a visit to AMIA, one of the most important Jewish institutions in Argentina. The Jewish Community Center was built to promote the well-being and development of Jewish life in Argentina and to secure the continuity and values of the Jewish community. On July 18, 1994, a van loaded with explosives smashed into the AMIA headquarters, killing 85 and injuring more than 300. Witness the heartwarming and shocking chalkboard outside the building featuring all the names of the victims involved that serves as a memorial to those who lost their lives. Learn about institutional life at AMIA and admire a stunning modern sculpture by Israeli artist Agam. You’ll learn about the first Jewish settlers and ongoing projects.

The tour also takes you leisurely through the picturesque streets of the Once neighbourhood, where you will get the chance to visit a Kosher McDonalds. You will also visit two stunning synagogues and you will be able to admire the magnificent exterior of the building with its Star of David.

Afterwards we will visit the park where the Israeli embassy was situated till it was bombed in 1994. We welcome you to embark on an exhilarating journey full of history, art and culture.

Meeting/ Pick up point: Hotel Lobby.
Duration: Four hours approximately.
Start or opening time: 9am approximately.
Others: Suitable dress code to visit a Synagogue, donations should be made to every venue visited and are not included, Passport will be needed to enter the synagogues.

Transport

Assistance or guided tour

Meal

Drinks

City Tour Only.

Appropriate age for child ticket from 2 to 12 years