At the northeastern end of Plaza Lavalle, Jewish symbols adorn the facade of the Templo de la Congregación Israelita , Argentina’s oldest and largest synagogue. Concrete sidewalk planters, constructed after recent attacks against Jewish targets, discourage potential car bombs; police stand guard nearby. The Museo Judio Dr Salvador Kibrick is in the synagogue and contains many items and exhibits related to Jewish history. Bring photo ID for admission.
