Buenos Aires: Nazi WWII Criminals Private History Tour

Monserrat, Buenos Aires, Argentina



Uncover the hidden Nazi history of Buenos Aires - hear gripping stories of war criminals sheltered after WWII and the secrets surrounding their lives. Dive into a controversial chapter of history.

Buenos Aires Nazi History Walking Tour with Expert Guide

Explore Buenos Aires’ Nazi history on a 3-hour private walking tour led by a 5-star history expert. Suitable for history enthusiasts interested in WWII and Argentina’s role.

Highlights

  • Discover Buenos Aires’ Nazi history with a 5-star expert guide
  • Learn about Argentina’s role in WWII and its German connections
  • Visit hidden landmarks linked to post-war intrigue
  • Uncover stories of refuge and figures like Adolf Eichmann
  • Explore the untold history behind Buenos Aires’ monuments

Description

Begin your tour by viewing the Holocaust Museum, understanding its importance in preserving memories of Nazi persecution victims. Your guide will outline Argentina’s WWII role, from neutrality to controversial post-war policies.

Visit the Libertad Synagogue exterior, learning about the Jewish community’s history and challenges during the era. See the Teatro Colón and discover how the arts thrived amidst post-war identity struggles.

Explore key landmarks including the Obelisco, Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza de Mayo, and Casa Rosada, connecting historical events to Nazi presence and local resistance. Your guide will explain Argentina’s policies that allowed many Nazis refuge after the war and recount Adolf Eichmann’s capture.

Learn about the political influence of Juan Domingo Perón and the interplay between the city’s architecture and its hidden historical meanings. This tour offers a detailed perspective on Buenos Aires’ complex past.

Book this private walking tour to gain unique insights and practical knowledge about Nazi history in Buenos Aires. Bring comfortable shoes and prepare for a moderate walking pace on some uneven surfaces. The tour operates rain or shine.

Includes

  • Private walking tour of Buenos Aires’ Nazi history
  • 5-star licensed guide fluent in your language
  • Detailed insights into Nazi history and its impact
  • Insider tips for local restaurants, cafes, and pubs

Excludes

  • Tickets to attractions
  • Food and drinks

Important Information

  • Check your email the day before for details from your tour operator, RosoTravel
  • Moderate walking pace covering 25-30 minutes on foot, including uneven surfaces and steps
  • Wear comfortable shoes and dress for variable weather; tour runs rain or shine
  • Tour pace can be adjusted to your group’s needs; contact RosoTravel for special arrangements
  • Group size capped at 25 guests per guide; additional guides arranged for larger groups
  • Entry to synagogues, attraction tickets, food, and drinks are not included

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a 3-hour private walking tour in Buenos Aires that explores Argentina's WWII history and Nazi influence with an expert guide.
The tour is suitable for history enthusiasts interested in Argentina’s controversial past and WWII connections.
The tour takes place across various landmarks in Buenos Aires linked to Nazi history and post-war events in Argentina.
The guide discusses Argentina’s German connections, refuge stories, and visits sites associated with Nazi figures like Adolf Eichmann.
Yes, the Buenos Aires Nazi WWII Criminals Tour is a private walking tour designed for individual or group bookings.
No, the expert guide provides detailed information suitable for all levels of historical knowledge.
Check the tour provider’s website for current availability and recommended times to book in Buenos Aires.
Yes, the tour includes stops at iconic Buenos Aires monuments connected to Argentina’s WWII history.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and involves walking through historical sites in Buenos Aires.
The tour reveals untold stories of Nazi refuge in Argentina and key figures hiding in Buenos Aires after WWII.

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