After breakfast, we’ll pick you up from your central Buenos Aires hotel to begin the tour. Our first stop is Memory Square, built on the site of the 1992 bombing of the Israeli Embassy. A monument and 29 linden trees honor the victims in this moving place of remembrance.

We’ll continue to the Temple of Liberty, home to the Israelite Congregation of the Argentine Republic (CIR). It's the oldest and largest synagogue in the country and was declared a National Historic Monument in 2000.

Next, we’ll visit AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina), the heart of Jewish community life in the country. This new headquarters was created to support Jewish traditions and cultural activities. During our visit, we'll learn about its mission, initiatives, and its deep significance in Argentine history.

We’ll then explore one of the most traditional Jewish neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, home to synagogues, kosher restaurants, and markets. A highlight here is the Paso Temple, founded in 1930, with space for 2,000 people. It's one of the oldest synagogues in Argentina and considered one of the most beautiful in South America. It also housed the city’s first Talmud Torah, a center for religious study. After four enriching hours discovering these key landmarks of Jewish heritage in Buenos Aires, we’ll return to our centrally located hotels.