Templo Libertad, Romanesque Revival synagogue in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Templo Libertad is a synagogue built in Romanesque Revival style located in Buenos Aires. The structure features rounded arches, marble columns, and a central apse designed to direct natural light toward the Torah section, creating a luminous interior.
The Jewish congregation was established in 1862 and built this synagogue in 1897 to serve its growing community. Major renovations in the 1930s transformed the building into the form we see today.
The temple serves as the gathering place where the Jewish community celebrates its traditions and observances. Visitors can observe how this space brings people together for religious occasions and shared cultural moments.
The temple is located in the downtown area and welcomes visitors with guided tour options available. Checking ahead about service times helps you plan your visit to see the interior at its best.
Inside sits a Walcker symphonic organ built in 1931, a remarkable musical instrument that graced the space for decades. After years of silence, it was restored to working condition in 2017 and now plays during special events.
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