Top Argentina Religious Tours

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.

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 or 'sulky' (horse cart) tour, 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 rope tricks and tales of estancia life.

Combine two fascinating historic sites into one full-day tour from Puerto Iguazú. Explore the UNESCO-listed ruins of San Ignacio Miní, Argentina’s best-preserved Jesuit mission, and see the 17th-century houses, town hall and cemetery. Next, venture underground to discover the Wanda Mines, where precious stones like turquoise, amethyst and rock crystal are mined.

Visit all of the formative places that shaped Jorge Bergoglio on his way to becoming Pope Francis. During this 3-hour tour in Buenos Aires, you'll tour 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.

Discover the beauty of traditional tango dancing with this live show. Take a seat in a Belle Epoque theater in Buenos Aires to see a tango performance by a set of skilled dancers accompanied by live music. Customize the experience with the option of a three-course dinner. Hotel pick-up is available.

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.

Get into the sky and see the city of Buenos Aires by helicopter for this approximately 35 minute ride. Have some incredible views as you fly over the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, Puerto Madero and the buildings, Casa Rosada, and the Recoleta cemetery. You'll be flying around 500ft (150m) above the ground, and your pilot will comment on what's on the ground below.

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.

Get more out of your time in Mendoza by setting off on a horseback riding adventure near the Andes Mountains. Opting for a horseback riding tour allows you to cover more ground than a hiking tour and explore mountainous off-road trails with ease. During the tour, stay energized with a range of tasty treats—including pastries, an “asado” barbecue, dessert, and local wine.

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.

See the colonial architecture and historic Roman Catholic Church sites in Córdoba during this 4-hour tour. Learn about the culture, history and traditions of the city from your local guide. Upgrade to tour the Manzana Jesuítica (the Jesuit Block), a UNESCO World Heritage site dating from the 17th century. Round-trip transportation from Córdoba hotels is included.

Immerse yourself in Argentina's Jesuit legacy during this full-day tour from Córdoba. Get a comprehensive overview of the order's history in the country through site visits and your guide's engaging commentary. Pickup and drop-off at Córdoba hotels included.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Buenos Aires is the city where Pope Francis was born and raised, it was also here where he heard the call into priesthood, started his studies and done most of his social and religious work. We invite you to walk into his footsteps with us, going through different neighborhoods of the City to see it from the perspective of the Argentinian Pope. We'll start with the neighborhood of his childhood, where we'll visit the house he was born in, the house where he grew up and also the Basilica where he decided to become a priest. We will also visit the church where he was baptized, as well as other temples tied with Argentinian history and that of Pope Francis, to better understand the people of this vibrant City and thus the Pope. By the end of the day not only will you know more about Pope Francis but about this impressive southern Capital, its history and social and cultural developments.

The Argentina Pope Francis Pilgrimage provides a fascinating insight into the milestones that marked the life of a simple and humble Jesuit priest from Buenos Aires who would surprise the world and become the first Latin American Pope. During the course of the Pope Francis Pilgrimage tour, insight into the life lived by Pope Francis will be given by members of the religious orders. There will be a number of opportunities to participate in Mass celebrations. Alternatively, if your group is travelling with a priest, we can make arrangements for him to celebrate Mass. In addition, talks will be given on Argentina’s history and the role of the church on its culture and society.

Visit the Jewish Buenos Aires with a local Jewish historian whose field of expertise is on Jewish Argentinian History. Buenos Aires hosts a Jewish community of 150,000 persons. With this tour you will visit the Jewish area, synagogues, and the Jewish Museum, and will learn about the history of Jewish immigration to Argentina, the immigration of the Jewish Holocaust survivors to Argentina, Argentina, and the Holocaust, among other subjects. Although we have a car and a driver available all the time, I recommend having a little walk around the Jewish area, so you get the vibe. On Saturdays synagogues and the Jewish Museum are closed to visitors, so it's not possible to access. On Sundays there is a change in the itinerary because The Jewish Museum and Libertad Synagogue are closed, so we replace them with the ND Ateneo, a beautiful library that was built by Max Glücksman, a Jewish immigrant who brought the cinema to the country.