Argentina
Argentina, Beats to Your Rhythm
Argentina, one of the world's largest countries, boasts an extraordinary variety of landscapes and rich biodiversity. From the lush Amazon jungle to dramatic canyons, snow-capped peaks, vast wetlands, sweeping plains, glaciers, and pristine beaches, Argentina offers an unparalleled diversity of natural wonders. Here, the passion of tango and the aroma of sizzling steaks are synonymous with the majestic beauty of mighty glaciers, ice-blue lakes, and thundering waterfalls. Argentina welcomes visitors with open arms, offering not only breathtaking scenery but also the warm hospitality characteristic of Latin America. Whether you're exploring stunning natural wonders or immersing yourself in the vibrant local culture, Argentina promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe.
Southermost City
Argentina is home to the world's southernmost city, Ushuaia, nicknamed the "End of the World." Situated on the rugged Tierra del Fuego archipelago, Ushuaia boasts not only stunning natural beauty but also serves as a gateway to Antarctic expeditions. Visitors can experience diverse ecosystems, from subpolar forests to glaciers, making it a truly unique destination at the edge of civilization.
It isn´t just Tango
In Argentina, tango isn't just a dance; it's a cultural symbol deeply intertwined with cuisine. An intriguing tradition called "Dinner Tango Shows" combines the passion of tango with exquisite Argentine cuisine. Patrons enjoy a sumptuous meal featuring iconic dishes like tender asado (grilled meat) and empanadas while being mesmerized by the sensual movements of professional tango dancers, creating an unforgettable sensory experience.
- Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, known for their tango culture, historic architecture, and lively street art scenes.
- Marvel at the breathtaking natural wonder of Iguazú Falls, where you can witness the power and beauty of hundreds of cascading waterfalls.
- Embark on a thrilling adventure in Patagonia, where you can hike among towering glaciers, jagged peaks, and pristine lakes.
- Experience the traditional gaucho lifestyle in the Pampas region, where you can ride horses, enjoy folkloric performances, and indulge in delicious Argentine barbecue.
- Discover the enchanting landscapes of the Northwest, featuring colorful mountains, ancient ruins, and charming colonial towns like Salta and Jujuy.
- Savor Argentina's world-renowned cuisine, from juicy steaks and empanadas to delectable dulce de leche desserts, paired with fine wines from the Mendoza wine region.
- Witness the wildlife of the Valdés Peninsula, home to diverse marine species such as whales, penguins, sea lions, and orcas.
- Immerse yourself in the culture of Argentina's indigenous communities, learning about their traditions, crafts, and way of life in places like the Quebrada de Humahuaca.
- Embark on a scenic road trip along the iconic Ruta 40, spanning the length of Argentina and offering breathtaking views of diverse landscapes and landmarks.
- Relax and rejuvenate in the picturesque landscapes of the Lake District, where you can enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and kayaking amidst stunning mountain and lake scenery.
Country Information
- Buenos Aires
- GMT -3
- Peso
- Christianity
- 47 Million
- Spanish
- Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Ushuaia
- The climate in Argentina is very varied. Buenos Aires and the Pampas have a temperate climate which means it' can be pretty cold in winter, but hot and humid in summer. In the deserts of Cuyo it can be extremely hot and dry in summer and temperatures can reach to a staggering 50 degrees Celsius (122° Fahrenheit). During winter it is moderately cold and dry. The Andes and Patagonia are cool in summer and very cold in winter, varying according to altitude.
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Buenos Aires
The vibrant city awaits for all visitors to fall in love with it. As second biggest city in South America one can find here an unique European style and a wide variety of options to do an see. Don’t miss La Boca, the most colourful neighbourhood of the city.
Salta City
Located in the Northwest of Argentina, this city is nicknamed as Salta La Linda (or ‘”Salta the Pretty”) for a reason. The cityscape in this beautiful colonial town is shaped by cobblestone streets, numerous statues, and Spanish architecture. But also the region itself, with colorful mountain ranges of the Andean highlands in the West and the fertile plains in the East, is defintely worth seeing.
Bariloche
and the Route of the Seven Lakes. This small mountain village has become famous as the entrance gate to Argentine Patagonia. Also, it is an El dorado for skiing and snowboarding. The scenic Route of the Seven Lakes (which takes around an hour) winding its way through green valleys and around the namesake azure lakes, facing natural parks, snow-capped mountains and abundant waterfalls along the way.
Buenos Aires Province
Learn more about the rural life along the Paraná delta where locals live in houses on stilts and buy their groceries on supermarket boat. Or take a break at one of the famous Estancias and get to know the Gaucho life.
Mendoza
The wine capital of Argentina and one of the most beautiful cities. Art-lovers can find Art Deco architecture here, for outdoor enthusiasts the city is popular in winter as it is in summer. That is among others because of the 6.960-meter-tall Aconcagua mountain – a paradise for hikers and climbers.
Ushuaia
The end of the world. It is the worlds southernmost city and offers an incomparable location, surrounded by mountains, glaciers, sea, and the woods on the edge of the Tierra del Fuego National Park. Worth seeing is also the “End of the World Lighthouse”, San Juan de Salvamento Lighthouse, which was built in 1884 already.
Iguazú Waterfalls
The stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site lies along Argentina’s border with Brazil and is undoubtably a must see when visiting the country. Depending on the season, the Iguazu is made up of between 150 to 300 individual waterfalls.
Perito Moreno Glacier
Patagonia, which makes up almost half of the country, is also home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Los Glaciares National Park. Here you can find one of the most stunning attractions of Argentina, the massive 30-kilometer-long ice formation called Perito Moreno Glacier .
Puerto Madryn
and the Valdés Peninsula. The Golfo Nuevo bay is an almost natural amphitheatre, with hills all around that are reminiscent of deserts. Guided tours through the reserve are a must, where one can see everything from right wales, elephant seals, sea lions, and orcas. It’s also an important breeding ground for migratory shorebirds, in particular Magellanic penguins.
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