La Tablada Cemetery

La Tablada Cemetery is a large burial ground in Buenos Aires Province with organized sections that hold many graves and memorial structures. The site is divided into different areas, each serving specific family groups and communities that have been interred there over many decades.

The cemetery was established in the 1930s after Jewish burial grounds were no longer permitted within Buenos Aires city proper. This created the need for a dedicated space outside the urban area to serve the Jewish community in the region.

The cemetery serves as a central place for the Jewish community to honor their deceased and maintain their traditions. You can see how generations of families have chosen to remember their ancestors through the layout and monuments spread across the grounds.

The site is accessible by road and most sections can be explored on foot at a comfortable pace. It helps to know which section you are looking for beforehand, as the grounds are quite extensive and it is easy to get oriented.

Several individuals buried here made important contributions to Argentine society in fields like law, arts, and intellectual life. Visiting their graves offers insight into how the Jewish community shaped cultural and professional spheres in the country.

Location: La Tablada

Inception: 1930

Official opening: 1936

Address: Avenida Crovara 2824, La Tablada

GPS coordinates: -34.68972,-58.52500

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03