Expert-led Jewish Buenos Aires History Tour

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Uncover the rich tapestry of Jewish history in Buenos Aires on this immersive 3-hour walking tour, guided by a local historian. With over 180,000 Jews in Argentina, the largest population in Latin America, this tour offers a deep dive into the community’s 500-year history. Begin in the historic Jewish neighborhood of Once, exploring its vibrant streets and learning about the Eastern European Jews who settled there in the 1920s and 30s. Visit the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AMIA) from the outside, discussing its significance and the tragic 1994 terrorist attack. Continue to the Gran Templo Paso for an exclusive interior visit, followed by a stroll through local shops and a historic Yiddish Theater. The tour then moves to Templo Libertad, the first synagogue in Buenos Aires, where you can visit the Jewish Museum and the synagogue’s interior. Conclude in Plaza de Mayo, learning about the Jewish women who played a crucial role in the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo movement.