AMUSEMENT PARKS BUENOS AIRES

Museo de los Niños Abasto is a leading interactive children's museum housed within the iconic Abasto Shopping Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Spanning over 4,000 square meters and featuring more than 30 themed play areas on the shopping center's upper level, the museum invites children aged 0 to 12 to explore a miniature recreation of the city of Buenos Aires. Young visitors can immerse themselves in role-play scenarios including a hospital, newsroom, TV station, port, factory, and post office, trying on the roles of chefs, journalists, actors, bankers, sailors, and doctors. A specially designed area caters to toddlers, ensuring even the youngest visitors have a dedicated space. The museum also offers hands-on activity classes such as taekwondo and flamenco, as well as birthday party packages with catering and entertainment. With more than 8 million visitors since opening, Museo de los Niños Abasto is a cornerstone of Buenos Aires' family cultural landscape.

Holy Land, known in Spanish as Tierra Santa, is a one-of-a-kind religious theme park located on Buenos Aires' northern riverside, spanning seven hectares recreating the city of Jerusalem as it appeared 2,000 years ago. Opened in 2001, the park is built in fiberglass and stucco and features period architecture, themed villages, and more than 30 scenes depicting key moments from the life of Jesus Christ, including the Nativity, the Last Supper, the Stations of the Cross, and the Resurrection. The Resurrection spectacle — featuring a large figure of Christ rising from an artificial mountain — takes place every 30 minutes and is the park's signature attraction. Throughout the grounds, costumed actors portray inhabitants of ancient Jerusalem representing Jewish, Roman, and Arabic cultures of the era. Additional sights include the Wailing Wall, a Roman temple, and a representation of the Creation according to the Old Testament, making Tierra Santa a unique cultural and spiritual attraction in Buenos Aires.