Attractions in Argentina
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Nestled at the mouth of the Tigre Delta along the Río de la Plata, just a half-hour drive from Buenos Aires, the provincial town of Tigre offers a serene escape. […]
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Nestled in the far southern reaches of Argentina, Tierra del Fuego National Park stands as the country’s only coastal national park. This protected area encompasses the Andean-Patagonian forest, characterized by […]
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Galerias Pacifico, one of Buenos Aires’ most atmospheric shopping centers, was inspired by the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan. Constructed during the 1890s, this Beaux Arts building originally served […]
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Plaza Dorrego, the second-oldest square in Buenos Aires, serves as the cultural heart of the historic San Telmo barrio. Surrounded by a mix of colonial architecture, the plaza is a […]
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Housed within the former palace of an aristocratic Argentinian family, the Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo in Buenos Aires is a testament to the opulence and artistic heritage of the […]
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Argentino Lake, the largest in Argentina, spans an impressive 566 square miles (911 square kilometers) and is a gateway to some of Patagonia’s most striking glacial landscapes. Located near El […]
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Plaza San Martin, one of Buenos Aires’ oldest public squares, offers a tranquil pocket of greenery shaded by ancient jacaranda and magnolia trees. Nestled between the bustling Retiro train and […]
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Nestled among snow-capped peaks, the modest mountain town of Uspallata gained international attention in 1997 when it served as a filming location for the movie ‘Seven Years in Tibet,’ chosen […]
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Devil’s Throat, or Garganta del Diablo, is the most prominent feature of Iguazú Falls, straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil. This natural wonder consists of 14 cascades plummeting over […]
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The Puente del Inca, a natural stone bridge in Mendoza, Argentina, was once a vital crossing point for local Inca communities over the Río de las Cuevas. Formed by glacial […]
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The Beagle Channel, a narrow waterway, separates Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego archipelago to the north from the remote Chilean islands to the south. This channel is not only a vital […]
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Nestled on the banks of the Luján River in Tigre, the Tigre Art Museum (Museo de Arte Tigre) is housed in an ornate building that was declared a National Historic […]
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Nestled at the very end of the Pan-American Highway, Lapataia Bay in Tierra del Fuego National Park offers a stunning array of natural features. Surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of […]
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Nestled outside of Mendoza, Potrerillos is a picturesque town centered around an artificial lake, framed by snow-capped mountains and cypress forests. This scenic locale offers a variety of outdoor activities, […]
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Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, often mistaken for ‘The Lighthouse at the End of the World’ from Jules Verne’s novel, stands as a significant navigational marker near Ushuaia, Argentina. While Verne was […]
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Nestled in the southern reaches of Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego National Park, Lago Roca is a glacial lake that draws outdoor enthusiasts with its diverse recreational opportunities. Surrounded by the […]
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Aconcagua Provincial Park, located in Mendoza, Argentina, is dominated by the imposing Aconcagua Mountain, which stands at an impressive 22,837 feet (6,961 meters) and ranks among the highest peaks outside […]
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The End of the World Train, or Tren del Fin del Mundo, departs from outside Ushuaia, Argentina, and follows a historic route once used by convicts. From 1901 to 1941, […]
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Nestled in Jujuy Province, just north of Salta, Purmamarca is a charming village known for its adobe houses and Spanish colonial church. The town’s architecture, with its earthen hues and […]
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Nestled among the spectacular desert landscapes of northern Argentina, the Hill of Seven Colors (Cerro de los Siete Colores) rises as a striking natural landmark in the Indigenous province of […]
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Nestled in the Calchaquí Valley of northwestern Argentina’s Jujuy province, the Devil’s Throat, or Garganta del Diablo, stands as a striking natural wonder. This 160-foot-high (49-meter) red rock gorge is […]
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La Ventana, one of Argentina’s most famous tango halls, offers an intimate setting that perfectly encapsulates the sultry and sexy beauty of Argentinian tango. Located in Buenos Aires, this venue […]
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Nestled at an altitude of 11,320 feet (3,450 meters) in the highlands of Salta, Argentina, the Great Salt Flats, or Salinas Grandes, stretch across 132 square miles (212 square kilometers). […]
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Nestled on Buenos Aires’ bustling Florida Street, Guemes Gallery (Galería Güemes) stands as a testament to the city’s architectural elegance. Built in the art nouveau style, the gallery’s most striking […]