Tierra Santa is a theme park in Buenos Aires staged around the Holy Land. Its shows include an animated nativity, the Pesebre, which repeats every half hour through the day, along with dance performances and shows on the Last Supper, the Creation and the Resurrection.
For younger children the park points to the themed carousel El Arca Giratoria, the Taller de Galilea workshop, Joseph’s Carpentry and the puppet house, Casa de Títeres. When it is time to eat, three restaurants serve Arab and Armenian food, with shawarma and fatay as the specialities, and a pizzeria covers more familiar tastes.
The trade-off is planning: tickets cannot be bought in advance, only at the park’s ticket office on the day of your visit. On the other hand, a family deal lets children in free when two adults pay.
Family FAQ
How much does Tierra Santa cost?
Children 3–11 ARS 18,000; Argentine residents with DNI ARS 30,000; foreign visitors ARS 60,000.
Do you need to book Tierra Santa in advance?
No advance sales: tickets are sold only at the park ticket office on the day of the visit.
Is there parking at Tierra Santa?
On-site parking costs ARS 18,000 per car and ARS 12,000 per motorbike for the stay.
