Synagogues
Templo Libertad
Buenos Aires, Argentina
The city's first and oldest synagogue (1932)National Historical Monument
About this place
The largest synagogue in South America, cornerstone laid in 1897, inaugurated in 1932 - declared a National Historical Monument in 2000. Includes a museum on the history of Argentina's Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities.
Prayer nusach
Reform/Liberal
Address
Libertad 769, Buenos Aires
Hours
Coordinate with the community - includes a community museum
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