Jewish Tour - Jewish Life In The Rio De La Plata

Jewish Tour - Jewish Life In The Rio De La Plata

Duración: 4 Horas

I embarked on a profound journey through the Jewish history in Buenos Aires.

From the symbolic Plaza de la Memoria, a site dedicated to honoring the victims of a tragic attack, to the grand Temple of Liberty, recognized as the oldest and most expansive synagogue in Argentina. Discover the AMIA, the heart of Jewish traditions in the nation.
Join us as we explore the lively Barrio de Once, the center of the Jewish community, where you can visit synagogues and savor their authentic cuisine. We will also admire the remarkable Great Paso Temple, a century-old testament to enduring faith.
An enriching experience that celebrates Jewish heritage and culture.

From 161.055 ARS

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Descripción del Tour:

After enjoying breakfast, you'll be picked up from your centrally located hotel in Buenos Aires to embark on this remarkable tour. The journey begins with a visit to Memory Square, the site of the former Israeli Embassy in Argentina. In 1992, a bomb devastated the embassy building, claiming the lives of 29 people and injuring over 200. Today, there stands a plaza inaugurated in 2000, featuring a monument dedicated to the victims and the State of Israel. Linden trees have been planted in memory of each individual who lost their life there.

The tour continues with a stop at the Temple of Liberty (Synagogue of the Israelite Congregation of the Argentine Republic), home to the "Israeli Congregation of the Argentine Republic" (CIR). This is the largest and oldest Jewish temple in the country, declared a National Historic Monument in 2000.

Next, we visit the heart of the Jewish Community's daily life in Argentina: The (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina), the new headquarters for Jewish activities essential to maintaining traditions. You'll learn about its roles, initiatives, and its significant history for all Argentinians.

The tour also highlights a visit to , the quintessential Porteño neighborhood where much of the Jewish community resides. Here, you can explore synagogues, restaurants, and markets owned by community members, including the Paso Temple, one of Buenos Aires’ most frequented synagogues.

, established in 1930 and accommodating 2000 people, is among the oldest synagogues in Argentina and the most stunning in South America. The city’s first Talmud Torah (house of religious studies) was located here.

After four enriching hours exploring these vital sites for the Jewish Community in Buenos Aires, we will return to our central hotels.

Lo que SI incluye:

*Pick-up and drop-off by central hotels. *Guide in Spanish/English/Portuguese.. *Tickets.

Lo que NO incluye:

*Entry to the Holocaust Museum. *Food and/or drinks. *Extras not mentioned in the itinerary.

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