The Museo Judío de Buenos Aires Dr. Salvador Kibrick is a small museum on Libertad 769, with a synagogue included in the visit. Its guided tours explore Jewish history in Argentina, and local guides can add personal context through family stories. Tours are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 am and 3 pm; sign up in advance on the museum’s website. Bring your original passport for entry, as copies are not accepted. Payment is by cash or PayPal.
The museum and synagogue
The Museo Judío de Buenos Aires Dr. Salvador Kibrick is at Libertad 769. The visit includes the synagogue, which is one of the main reasons to come. You need to go through the museum to see it.
The museum is small and intimate. Its collection includes art, and the visit can also be a chance to speak with a local guide about Jewish history in Argentina.
Guided tours
Guided tours take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 am and 3 pm. The tours provide context on Jewish history in Argentina, with guides sharing local and family histories. Some guides have personal connections to the stories they tell.
Sign up in advance on the museum’s website. The museum also provides voice guidance on your phone.
Entry and payment
Bring your original passport to enter; a photocopy is not accepted. Visitors from Mercosur countries can use an ID. Check the museum’s website before setting out and register ahead if you plan to join a tour.
Payment is accepted in cash or through PayPal.
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Do I need my passport to visit the museum?
Yes. Bring your original passport; copies are not accepted. Visitors from Mercosur countries can use an ID.
When are the guided tours?
Tours are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 am and 3 pm. Sign up in advance on the museum website.
Can I visit the synagogue without going through the museum?
No. You have to go through the museum to visit the synagogue.
How can I pay?
Payment is accepted in cash or through PayPal.
