The oldest synagogue in Argentina that can seat 700. It's a reform congregation from1932. Its…read morearchitectural style is 19th century German. Unfortunately, we were not able to get inside. There was a strong police presence in front, and we rang the bell. Nobody answered.

This place is never open. Sure, they have hours posted on the door, but they are meaningless. I…read morewent three times on three different days over three weeks, always during the posted hours. Once no one was there. Twice a security guy opened the door when I rang but then said it's closed for no reason. It's not a tourist attraction if you don't let tourists in!