Virtual Travel - Viajes virtuales

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Discover the Jewish Community of Recife, Brazil with Turismo Judaíco. Home to the oldest Jewish synagogue in the New World, the Jewish community of Recife has undergone incredible changes and remains a beacon of Jewish history in Latin America. 

Discover the Jewish community of La Habana, Cuba with Turismo Judaíco. A tightly-knit Jewish community whose members escaped the Spanish Inquisition, survived Castro's revolution and despite being isolated from the rest of the world, continue to thrive today.

Discover the Jewish community of São Paulo, Brazil with Turismo Judaíco. Home to the largest Jewish community in Brazil, São Paulo is also one of the most diverse cities in the Americas. 

Discover Mexico City's historic Jewish quarter with Turismo Judaico. Home to between 40,000 and 50,000 Jews, the Mexican Jewish community is characterized by its strongly traditionalist communities. Comprised of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Levantine Jews, Mexico City is considered one of the most active and diverse Jewish communities in the world.

Discover Mexico City's historic Synagogue Justo Sierra with Turismo Judaico. Constructed in 1941 for Orthodox Jewish immigrants from Poland, Russia, Hungary, Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Austria in La Merced neighborhood, today the building serves both as a synagogue and cultural center of the Jewish community in the historic center of Mexico City.

Discover the Jewish community of Lima, Peru with Turismo Judaico. With a current community of about 3,000 Jews, most of Peru's Jews live in Lima. With a history spanning 500 years, this small Jewish community is known for proudly integrating into local Peruvian life, and making strong contributions to the country's economy and politics.

Discover the Jewish community of Buenos Aires, Argentina with Turismo Judaico. Home to the largest number of Jews in Latin America, Buenos Aires has a fascinating Jewish history that can be largely attributed to the diversity of the its Jewish immigrants who came from all over the world. Today, Buenos Aires' Jewish life remains vibrant, with new institutions constantly popping up. 

Discover the Jewish community of Santiago de Chile, Chile with Turismo Judaico. With a history spanning 500 years, the Jewish community of Chile is now roughly made up of 16,000-18,000 Jews. Known for their many contributions to Chilean society, many Jewish figures are people all Chileans learn about in school. 

Discover the Jewish community of Montevideo, Uruguay with Turismo Judaico. Boasting a Jewish population of approximately 17,300, this small  country is home to the fourth largest Jewish community in South America, largely made up of families of Polish-Russian, Sephardic German and Hungarian descent.

Discover the Jewish community of Panama City, Panamá with Turismo Judaico. Boasting a Jewish population of approximately 8,000, this small  country is home to one of the most diverse Jewish  communities in Central America. Fun fact: Panama is the only country (besides Israel) that has had two Jewish presidents in the twentieth century.

Discover Mexico City's historic Jewish quarter with Turismo Judaico. Home to between 40,000 and 50,000 Jews, the Mexican Jewish community is characterized by its strongly traditionalist communities. Comprised of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Levantine Jews, Mexico City is considered one of the most active and diverse Jewish communities in the world.

Discover the Jewish community of Buenos Aires, Argentina with Turismo Judaico. Home to the largest number of Jews in Latin America, Buenos Aires has a fascinating Jewish history that can be largely attributed to the diversity of the its Jewish immigrants who came from all over the world. Today, Buenos Aires' Jewish life remains vibrant, with new institutions constantly popping up.