The Jewish community of Buenos Aires, one of the largest in the world, has played a fundamental role in shaping the city and its culture.  Since the 19^th century, Jewish immigrants came in waves to found a new life that honored and maintained their rich cultural heritage.  Though originally concentrated in neighborhoods like Once, Villa Crespo, Barracas and Balvanera, the Jewish community now constitutes a major presence throughout the city and surrounding areas.  Travel with our specialist bilingual guides as we visit important historical and cultural landmarks of the local Ashkenazim community, accompanied by ethnic music.  We’ll retrace their journey, visiting the National Immigration Museum, Israeli Embassy, Lavalle Square and Pasteur Street in Once, the Shoa Museum, Paso Synagogue, IFT Theatre, Tora Tenu College, JAI Broadcasting, IWO Institute, Hebraica Club, AMIA Bomb Attack Memorial and new AMIA headquarters, and the Temple of Jewish Congregation, before we end our tour in a kosher restaurant.  No matter your religion or ethnicity, this tour is a window into the historical and cultural development of Buenos Aires that can’t be missed!  Call today to book your Jewish Community Tour!