Top Buenos Aires Religious Tours

This full-day experience has an architectural and photographic focus where you can appreciate not only the view of the city but also the exterior and interior architecture of the most important Basilica in the country. They will be able to enter places that are only accessible through this tour and the specialized guides will tell them their story.

Gain intimate insight into the formative places that shaped Jorge Bergoglio on his way to becoming Pope Francis—difficult to do on your own. During this small-group tour in Buenos Aires, visit churches, schools, and a sports club that each had an educational, religious, and social influence on Pope Francis' early years. Transportation in a comfortable minivan from San Telmo is included.

Squeeze all of Buenos Aires’ most visited sights into one small-group city tour. Admire the Casa Rosada presidential palace on Plaza de Mayo and stroll down the grand Avenida de Mayo, then explore the cobblestone streets of historic San Telmo, the birthplace of the tango. Head to La Boca to snap photos of the brightly painted houses along Caminito, then explore the buzzing port of Puerto Madero and pay a visit to the impressive Recoleta Cemetery, home to Evita’s grave.

Admire the spectacular sights of Buenos Aires on a half-day bike tour of the Argentinian capital’s architectural highlights. Beside your knowledgeable guide, cycle through vibrant neighborhoods such as La Boca and Puerto Madero, and marvel at landmarks including Casa Rosada, La Bombonera Stadium, and Plaza de Mayo. Throughout the tour, make regular stops to listen to informative commentary and gain an inside perspective of Buenos Aires from your guide. All safety equipment is included on this tour.

Get to know Buenos Aires on this guided half day tour where you'll be driven to several stops in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, and also be walking between places. This is the perfect way to get an overview of the city upon arrival, or for those who have just a few hours in the city to walk. Among the stops are Alberto J. Armando Stadium (La Bombonera), Casa Rosada, and Recoleta Cemetery, but the entrance fees are extra.

Explore the history of Judaism in Argentina from colonialism through to the present day. Discover the relationship between religion, culture and tradition in influencing Argentina's political landscape. Visit the Jewish neighbourhood known as Plaza Prof. Dr. Bernardo Houssay and learn about the terrorist attack of the nineties at the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina. Discover great immigration of the late 1800's at the Jewish Museum before returning to Buenos Aires.

Discover all the different sides to Buenos Aires on this city tour, including convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. See the grand presidential buildings of Plaza de Mayo, the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero and the cobblestone alleyways of San Telmo. This tour also includes a visit to La Boca neighborhood. Visit Recoleta and admire the European-style mansions and parks of Palermo, the capital’s most exclusive residential area.

Dive deep into the heart of Buenos Aires’ Jewish Quarter with a local historian and community member as your guide. This immersive walking tour reveals the rich fusion of Argentine and Jewish cultures found nowhere else—where the flavors of pastrami blend seamlessly with traditional empanadas, and vibrant street life sits alongside poignant reminders of history. You’ll explore a neighborhood shaped by waves of immigration, resilience, and cultural pride, learning how the largest Jewish community in Latin America lives, works, and celebrates today. Through storytelling and visits to key landmarks, this tour offers an authentic, personal experience that connects past and present in a way few tours can. Places we visit: * Corrientes Street near the Kosher McDonald’s * Historic Yiddish Theater * Kosher district * Garment district * Ashkenazi Synagogue (exterior) * Sephardic Synagogue (exterior) * Memory Walk * Surroundings of AMIA

Live an exciting journey through Jewish history and culture in the city. Visit the Plaza de la Memoria, the Templo Libertad, the oldest synagogue in the country, the AMIA building, and the traditional Once neighbourhood. Conclude at the majestic Gran Templo Paso, a symbol of faith and resilience. A unique experience that honors memory, traditions, and the legacy of a community essential to Argentine history.

Enjoy a tango porteno show in Buenos Aires, with the option of having a dinner which showcases Argentinian meat. Hotel pickup is included for selected options. You’ll see professional tango dancers and musicians put on a show with authentic Argentine music and dance. If you choose, you’ll also have a three-course meal included before being transferred back to your hotel.

Escape the city for a tour of the Tigre River Delta, including hotel pick-up and drop-off. Enjoy a cruise around the canals and islands of the idyllic Tigre Delta. During the tour, you'll also see the fruit market and the cathedral, and try some hand-made empanadas.

Take a Buenos Aires sightseeing and discover the history and culture of this amazing city in a fun and interactive way. Travel to the origins of the Christian era, like 2000 years ago and witness Jesus life and work at Tierra Santa. ◾ Visit the first religious & theme park in the world devoted to The Holy Land! ◾ Stand in front of the biggest Nativity in the world! ◾ Experience the life of Jesus and feel like if you were in Jerusalem ◾ Visit Plaza de Mayo, a historical and civic place ◾ Enjoy sightseeing the old neighborhood of San Telmo ◾ Walk around La Boca, a colorful area in the south of Buenos Aires ◾ Get to know the new neighborhood of Puerto Madero by the river ◾ See Puente de la Mujer, a famous bridge in Puerto Madero ◾ Have an outlook to Torre Monumental, our local Big Ben ◾ Tour around Recoleta and Palermo ◾ Sightsee Avenida 9 De Julio, the main avenue with iconic buildings like the Opera House This experience ends with the dropoff at your lodging.

In Buenos Aires, tango is more than just a dance—it's a cherished art form that defines the city's personality. Enjoy a tango show without the hassle, and look forward to watching professional dancers and musicians take to the stage, thanks to this hassle-free package. Small-group round-trip transport from your hotel is an available upgrade, as is a traditional dinner menu if you wish to pair the performance with a meal.

I came to enjoy this beautiful official tour that will give you the possibility to know, in addition to the Imposing Basilica of Luján, places where you cannot access individually and where you will tell the history of the Basilica by professional guides. Visit 360 degrees.

Swap the bustle of Argentina's capital for the idyllic Tigre Delta on this small-group tour from Buenos Aires, including hotel transfers. Set out on a sightseeing cruise around the Tigre Delta, one of the largest natural deltas in the world, before wandering a riverside walk beside the Luján River. Spend time exploring the lively market town of Tigre, with snacks and refreshments included along the way.

This private tour explores the history and heritage of the Jewish community in Buenos Aires with a born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide. Highlights include visiting the Once, Tribunales, and Retiro neighborhoods, the Jewish Museum, the Libertad Synagogue, an important Jewish community center, and other Jewish institutions in Buenos Aires. All the while your guide will give insights into the history of the Jewish community In Buenos Aires from its origins through World War II and the present.

Venture into the wild Argentinian pampas and experience 'gaucho' (cowboy) life on a traditional 'estancia' (ranch) on this full-day tour from Buenos Aires, including lunch. Saddle up for a horseback ride and visit the country town of San Antonio de Areco, enjoy a folklore show and tuck into a barbecue lunch, while the gauchos entertain you with tales of estancia life.

Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales, Retiro, Recoleta and the colonial city center of Plaza de Mayo. We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity. Discover the Argentine Jewish identity as you learn about: -The origins and development of the Argentine Jewish Community. -The iconic Jewish Gauchos of the countryside. -The 1919 BA pogrom and the rise of antisemitism in Argentina. -WW2 in Argentina: Peronism, Nazis, Allies, the hunt for Eichmann. -The Disappeared Jews of the 1976 military dictatorship. -The 90’s terrorist attacks and aftermath. -Current events and challenges faced by our community.

The La Boca neighborhood invites you to discover its rich culture through a walking tour that highlights tango, art and football. On this tour we will visit La Bombonera, the stadium of Boca Juniors. But it is not only about football, because this is the neighborhood where tango was born and home also to some of the best artists in Argentine history, such as the great painter Benito Quinquela Martín. The guides of this tour are neighbors of the neighborhood of La Boca, which makes this experience incomparably authentic. - Duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes, covering 5 km in total. - Expert local guide sharing stories and traditions of La Boca. - Recommendations of places to taste local food at the end of the tour.

Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity. This tour includes a private born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide, bus fare during the tour and tickets to AMIA, Libertad Synagogue and the Jewish Museum. IMPORTANT NOTE This tour can only be booked up to 72hs before the start time, because we need to let AMIA know who's coming. You will be required to show your original passport on the day of the tour. This tour doesn't run on the 18th of each month or during community holidays.

Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity. This tour includes a private born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide, private car with driver and tickets to the Libertad Synagogue, Paso Synagogue and the Jewish Museum. Discover the Argentine Jewish identity as you learn about: -The origins and development of the Argentine Jewish Community. -The iconic Jewish Gauchos of the countryside. -The 1919 BA pogrom and the rise of antisemitism in Argentina. -WW2 in Argentina: Peronism, Nazis, Allies, the hunt for Eichmann. -The Disappeared Jews. -The 90’s terrorist attacks and aftermath. -Current events and challenges faced by our community.

Discover a unique experience in AMIA, the heart of the largest Jewish community in Latin America. Accompanied by official guides, you will tour an emblematic institution that combines history, culture, memory and social commitment. The tour includes the entrance to the building, declared a National Historic Site, and a tour of spaces full of meaning: the Dry Square, a place of tribute and reflection; the monument of the artist Iaacov Agam, symbol of life and hope; and commemorative plaques that remember the victims of the 1994 attack. In addition, you will live an immersive audiovisual projection in the interactive room, a multisensory experience that invites you to feel the story in the flesh. An authentic, educational and moving visit in the heart of Buenos Aires. Ideal for those looking to learn more about Jewish identity in Argentina and reflect on memory, human rights and resilience. You can't miss it!