Kosher Buenos Aires Trip

Private transfer in

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Welcome Dinner at Kosher Steakhouse Glitter

Hours: 19:00 - 21:00

Buenos Aires 101

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Embark on a full-day private transportation tour to explore all the main highlights of Buenos Aires, from its colonial past to modernity. Discover the charming Latin neighborhoods and upscale French manors that make up this vibrant city and immerse yourself in the history, quirks, and habits of the porteños. Explore iconic landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace), colonial city hall Cabildo, San Telmo, La Boca, Retiro, San Martín Square, the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, Kavanagh building, Alvear Avenue, the Recoleta Cemetery, and Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires highrise district. Learn about the Spanish colonial origins of Buenos Aires and the independence of Argentina, the immigrant era, and how it shaped the modern-day porteño. Discover the popular culture of Tango, football, and Lunfardo slang, as well as the intersection of art and politics through Mafalda, Mothers of May Square, Evita Perón and Peronism, and Benito Quinquela. Explore the golden age of Argentina and its French-obsessed elite, and listen to stories of love and revenge that echo through time. Book your tour today and discover the complex history and identity of Buenos Aires and its people!

Jewish Tour with archive visit and kosher lunch

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina from colonial times to the present. This tour traces the traditions, landmarks, and experiences of a 300,000+ strong community through the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales, and Retiro. Going beyond a traditional heritage walk, we examine how politics and Argentina’s broader history shaped Jewish life and identity. Our journey begins in Once, the heart of Jewish Buenos Aires and the city’s busiest wholesale district. Here, we’ll visit AMIA, the central institution of Jewish life in Argentina and the site of the 1990s terrorist attack. We’ll explore memorials honoring both the victims and the first responders, discussing the concept of “active memory” and the ongoing search for justice. We’ll also visit IWO, South America’s largest archive of Yiddish culture, which narrowly survived the AMIA bombing. Before leaving Once, we’ll stop at one of the city’s oldest delis to enjoy kosher snacks. The tour continues to Tribunales, Buenos Aires’ first Jewish neighborhood, where we’ll visit the Jewish Museum and the Libertad Synagogue. We finish at the former site of the Israeli Embassy, destroyed in a 1990s car-bomb attack, while addressing key moments and challenges faced by the community.

Free Day - Shabbat

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Gaucho Experience

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Located just outside Buenos Aires, the town of San Antonio de Areco is often referred to as the “heart of gaucho traditions.” This picturesque town is a living museum of Argentina’s rural past. With cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and a slow pace of life, it offers visitors a glimpse into a different era, where gauchos and their way of life still thrive. San Antonio de Areco is the gateway to some of the finest estancias in Argentina, and its charm lies in its authenticity. Guests are introduced to the gaucho way of life, where we explore local artisan workshops, historic buildings, and even get to meet locals who keep the traditions alive. The true highlight of your visit will be the time spent on a traditional estancia. These sprawling ranches offer a window into the rural life of Argentina, where cattle and horses roam freely across the plains. Our tours provide an intimate and personalized experience, designed specifically for foreign visitors seeking something beyond the typical tourist attractions. During a day at the estancia, you can expect to be welcomed by the warm and hospitable gaucho family. We begin with a hearty breakfast of traditional Argentine pastries, followed by a range of activities. From horseback riding across the pampas to learning the art of lassoing, each moment is an opportunity to connect with the land and its people.

Grafoodie

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Experience the culinary creativity of Buenos Aires’ young chefs who are revolutionizing traditional dishes into delectable masterpieces. Marvel at the vibrant murals and whimsical paste-ups of the city’s street artists. Begin your day with a delightful breakfast or merienda at a contemporary bakery that offers a range of delectable items like chipa, churros, and original creations and enjoy artisanal gelato at a historic ice cream parlor. Savor assorted seasonal dishes and innovative cocktails at a neo-bodegon where Buenos Aires’s youth reinvents grandma’s cuisine. Sample dishes like malbec-meat empanadas, smoked provoleta, zucchini buñuelos or other seasonal dishes. Discover the off the beaten path Villa Crespo and explore the Flea Market and murals on Dorrego street. Explore Plaza Serrano and its colorful surroundings. This tour offers an opportunity to appreciate the beauty and flavors of Buenos Aires’ hidden gems.

Private transfer out to Ezeiza

Hours: 17:00 - 18:00