Tierra Santa, Buenos Aires

In my opinion, it's a must-visit if you're in town. Even for non-christians. This is an experience for specific taste. I would say it was a religious experience for me, but because of the ways it is bad. The animatronics and statues are so grotesque that it's comically beautiful. Jesus resurrecting out of the mountain was something I wouldn't have thought to make in my most cynical dreams. The fact the wailing wall is present with people praying to it (why would it be? they would be praying in the temple at the time it tries to depict), or that there were belly dancers in front of the temple, dancing to Turkish music, was surreal. There is so much to take in at this park, easily spent 3 hours there and had a lot of fun. But you are likely to have a very different experience if you're less secular.

Very good place to visit if you want to feel like you are living in the era of Jesus Christ.

Place to visit in Buenos Aires. It's all about Jesus, (history of Jesus Christ) You can find many shows inside with really good light effects. This place has nice taste in food, if you are hungry then just don't hesitate to take a bite. You can find spots where you can take photos.(Really nice place for photos) The advantages goes on. But the only disadvantage here is that the tourist who don't speak Spanish can not understand the programmes.

Buenos Aires' Haw Par Villa. I had quite a lot of fun here. It's a strange, kitschy, and slightly crazy experience. It's sorta the definition of an "Atlas Obscura" destination: an authentic but very odd journey into a different culture.

This is a religious theme park, which shows a cultural perspective and it is better to visit at nighttime.