Holy Land, the First Religious Theme Park

Inside a giant model, you can go along the streets of Jerusalem, discovering different cultures with every step you make. There, Cristians, Jews, Romans and Arabs seem to have co-existed interchanging their customs. If you decide to live this experience in the late afternoon, the park will turn on a series of lighting systems, which will give the journey an even more mystical touch. Built in a seven-hectare venue in the City of Buenos Aires, the atmosphere is architecturally perfect. Sculptures of characters of those days and animals modeled at life-size with a wealth of detail animate the venue every minute. Besides, the large amount of staff working in the park, all of them dressed in typical costumes of the time, make the visitor feel as if he has been transported back through the time tunnel, to about 2000 years ago.

Aso, if you have enough time, you can see various shows. Music bands, folkloric dances, puppets, among other things, can be experienced at different scheduled timetables on an open air stage. In short, beyond the religious faith each of us may profess, the ride may become a didactic excursion, especially for children, always accompanied by the explanation provided by grown-ups.