Attractions in Argentina
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Huechulafquen Lake, named by the native Mapuche of Argentina’s Andes to mean ‘long lake’ or ‘lake at the end,’ stretches for 19 miles (30 kilometers) and is the largest of […]
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Buenos Aires, a key port of call in South America, is a frequent stop for expedition cruises to Patagonia and voyages through the Panama Canal. The Buenos Aires Cruise Port […]
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Nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires, the Palermo Hippodrome (Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo) stands as a testament to Argentina’s rich equestrian heritage. Built in an art nouveau style, this […]
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Less than an hour from Buenos Aires, Campanopolis Medieval Village stands as one of Argentina’s most unique open-air museums. The village features a collection of eclectic buildings and castle-like towers, […]
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The Cathedral of Córdoba, the oldest church in continuous service in Argentina, stands as a National Historic Monument with origins dating back to the 16th century. Located in the heart […]
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Esquina Homero Manzi, named after the Argentine tango lyricist who penned the classic Sur within its walls, stands as a protected building and a premier venue for tango in Buenos […]
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Thickly forested with a diverse array of trees, including the native araucaria, and laced with dozens of lakes, Lanín National Park is a Patagonian treasure in the Argentine state of […]
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Nestled within the boundaries of Los Glaciares National Park, Laguna Torre is a glacier lake that can be reached via a scenic hiking trail from the small town of El […]
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San Ignacio Miní, founded in 1611, stands as one of the five Jesuit missions that form the Jesuit Missions of the Guaranis UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in Puerto Iguazu, […]
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Parque Sarmiento, the largest landscaped space in Córdoba, serves as the city’s green lung. Spanning a vast area, the park offers a variety of recreational and cultural activities. Visitors can […]
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The Polvorilla Viaduct (Viaducto de la polvorilla), a 20th-century engineering marvel, stands at an impressive altitude of 13,842 feet (4,220 meters) in the Andes. This viaduct, the highest point on […]
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Nestled beneath the towering Piltriquitrón Mountain, El Bolsón is a charming Patagonian town in Argentina, known for its rich artisanal culture and bohemian heritage. The town’s streets are lined with […]
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Mount Mercedario, the highest peak of the Cordillera de la Ramada range and the eighth-highest in the Andes, rises majestically in Mendoza, Argentina. This formidable mountain attracts adventurers with its […]
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Nestled within the expansive Nahuel Huapi National Park, Argentina’s oldest national park, lies the glacial Mascardi Lake. Surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Andes Mountain range, the lake offers […]
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Perched on the banks of the Suquía River in Córdoba, the Bicentennial Civic Center stands out with its distinctive cement-and-glass architecture. Nicknamed El Panal (The Honeycomb), this modern structure contrasts […]
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Nestled in the heart of Mendoza, Bodega Cruzat stands out for its dedication to crafting sparkling wines, a unique focus in a region renowned for its rich reds, particularly malbec. […]
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Lake Moreno, a glacial lake covering more than 4,000 acres (1,618 hectares), is nestled in the Río Negro province of Argentina, near the town of Bariloche. Its warmer waters, compared […]
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Nestled close to Argentina’s border with Chile, Los Alerces National Park (Parque Nacional Los Alerces) is a haven for campers, fly fishers, and hikers. The park boasts a landscape of […]
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Finca Decero, a relatively new addition to the wine scene, began selling its first wines in 2004. Nestled in Mendoza, Argentina, the vineyard benefits from glacial meltwater and high-altitude conditions, […]
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Nestled between the Spegazzini Glacier and the Upsala Glacier, the remote Onelli Glacier cascades into the serene Onelli Lake. This icy expanse offers a trekking experience through spectacular scenery, with […]
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The Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art, or MAMBA, is a cultural hub located in the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Housing a permanent collection of over 7,000 pieces, the […]
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The Camino de las Altas Cumbres, a 62-mile (100-kilometer) route, winds through the heart of the Sierras de Córdoba mountains in Argentina. This scenic road connects the city of Córdoba […]
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At the heart of Cachi, on Plaza 9 de Julio, stands the Iglesia San José, a late 18th-century adobe church with a yellow-painted façade. The simple cross and trio of […]
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Sitting on the Lujan River at the mouth of the Tigre Delta, the National Naval Museum (Museo Naval de la Nacion) in Buenos Aires offers a fitting backdrop for exploring […]