Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires

The museum displays photographs, documents, and personal belongings that chronicle the experiences of Jewish people during World War II and their subsequent migration to Argentina.

The building originated as the Italian-Argentine Electricity Company headquarters before becoming Latin America's primary institution dedicated to Holocaust remembrance and education.

The museum maintains a collection of over three thousand books about the Holocaust in multiple languages, serving as an educational center for genocide prevention.

Located at Montevideo 919, the museum offers guided tours in various languages, with visitors required to make reservations through phone number 5411 3987 1945.

The institution houses a significant collection of Nazi artifacts discovered in Argentina, including documentation of Adolf Eichmann's false Italian passport used to enter the country.

Location: Recoleta, Buenos Aires

Address: Montevideo 919, C1019 DF

Phone: +541139871945

Website: http://museodelholocausto.org.ar

GPS coordinates: -34.59817,-58.38965

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:22