Private tour of Buenos Aires and join us on a journey through significant sites that bring Jewish history to life. Beginning in front of the Museo Judio de Buenos Aires Dr. Salvador Kibrick, you’ll see a place where artefacts and personal stories offer a poignant look at Jewish life in Argentina. From there, we continue to Templo Libertad, the city’s oldest synagogue, an architectural marvel that holds layers of history in every corner. You’ll feel a powerful connection to the community as your guide shares tales of Buenos Aires’ early Jewish settlers, their struggles, and their triumphs in forging a new home in South America.

Our journey continues to the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires. Here, you’ll pause to reflect on the memories of those who suffered, survived, and persevered during one of history’s darkest times. Your Expert Guide will share stories of Jewish immigration to Argentina during and after the Holocaust, a time when Buenos Aires became a refuge for those seeking safety and new beginnings. Walking through the museum and hearing these accounts, you’ll gain insight into the resilience of this community and the importance of remembrance.

The tour’s final stop is the Association Mutual Israelita Argentina, a landmark symbolising the strength of Argentina’s Jewish community. Your guide will recount the tragic 1994 AMIA bombing, a stark reminder of the challenges faced but also of the solidarity and strength that define this community today. As you stand near this powerful site, you’ll feel the enduring spirit of Buenos Aires’ Jewish heritage, woven into the fabric of the city itself. This tour doesn’t require tickets or entries; it’s a journey through public spaces, each with its own storey waiting to be discovered. Alongside architectural wonders and moving memorials, you’ll hear anecdotes and local legends that enrich the experience. From the intimate stories of daily life to the monumental events that shaped Jewish history here, every step brings a deeper connection to Buenos Aires. Join us on this unique tour, blending history, culture, and a personal connection to the past.