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The 12 best places to visit in Argentina

Nov 18, 2023 • 7 min read

Plan your trip to Argentina with this guide to the very best places to visit © Alex Eggermont / Getty Images

Argentina is one of the most popular destinations in South America , and it isn't hard to see why.

Home to lively cities and tranquil wildernesses, majestic waterfalls and soaring mountains, not to mention wildlife-filled wetlands, glorious architecture, rich culture and renowned steakhouses, it's the whole South American package.

But Argentina is a big country, measuring 3800 km (2360 miles) from end to end, so there's some serious ground to cover.

For those unsure where to start, we can help you narrow it down with this list of our favorite 12 places that shouldn’t be missed, from  national parks carved by glaciers to vineyards in the shadow of the Andes.

1. Buenos Aires

Best for eating out

Sultry tango clubs and cacophonous football matches, beautiful barrios (neighborhoods) and historic cemeteries, world-class museums and raucous nightlife – Buenos Aires has everything you need for an immersive, big city experience.

Above all, the Argentine capital is a fantastic place to eat out . Its parrillas (steakhouses) – such as Don Julio , named the best restaurant in Latin America by the World's 50 Best Restaurants  – serve what could be the finest beef on the planet.

You'll also find a multitude of international joints, serving everything from Armenian to Peruvian cuisine, plus an ice cream parlor on virtually every block.

Planning tip: Buenos Aires is a big city, so it pays to base yourself close to the areas you want to explore. The neighborhoods of Recoleta , Retiro, Palermo and San Telmo offer a great mix of sights, places to eat, and local character.

2. The Pampas

Best for experiencing cowboy life

The flat, fertile grasslands that cover much of central Argentina are known as the Pampas , a place dominated by the cattle industry and synonymous with gaucho (cowboy) culture.

For an introduction to rural life, head to the town of San Antonio de Areco , whose museum and annual Dia de la Tradición festival showcase all things gaucho .

Planning tip: To get the best from a trip to the Pampas, stay a few nights at one of the many estancias (ranches) scattered across the region, which offer horseback riding, polo lessons and traditional asados (barbecues).

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3. Buenos Aires province

Best for beaches

Argentina isn’t well known for its beaches , but the Atlantic coast south of Buenos Aires is dotted with appealing seaside resorts.

Although big, brash Mar del Plata draws the largest crowds, there are several smaller, quieter and more appealing stretches of sand. They include the forest-fringed beaches of Cariló, Mar de las Pampas and Mar Azul, great spots for sunbathers and novice surfers alike.

Planning tip:  Although you can explore the beaches of Buenos Aires province by bus, hiring a car makes things a lot easier.

4. Iguazú Falls

Best for epic waterfalls

Shared between Argentina and Brazil , stretching for 3km (1.85 miles) and flanked by subtropical rainforest, this magnificent string of waterfalls is one of the greatest natural wonders on Earth.

A network of trails, walkways and bridges run through the surrounding national park, allowing visitors a close-up look at the 250-plus cascades and cataracts.

The centerpiece is the Garganta del Diablo (“Devil’s Throat”), a seething mass of white water that produces a deafening roar and sends up great clouds of spray.

5. Parque Nacional Iberá

Best for birdwatching

The hot, humid wetlands of this recently created national park in northeastern Argentina are home to more than 360 species of birds, including kingfishers, jabiru storks and roseate spoonbills.

Dubbed the “Argentine Pantanal,” the reserve is undergoing a major rewilding process that is introducing rare or endangered creatures, such as red-shouldered macaws.

Its reed-lined channels and lagoons are best explored by boat, from which visitors can also expect to spot an abundance of mammals and reptiles, from caimans to capybaras, the world’s biggest rodent.

Planning tip: The best way to explore Parque Nacional Iberá is on the water. Guided boat and kayak trips are easy to arrange in the village of Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, the main gateway to the park.

Best for historic architecture

In the far northwest of Argentina, near the Chilean and Bolivian borders, this charming city is known as “Salta la Linda” (“Salta the Beautiful”).

On the edge of the Lerma valley, overlooked by mountains, Salta is filled with historic mansions, churches, municipal buildings and plazas, some of which date back to the city’s founding in 1582.

It also has a varied cultural scene encompassing excellent museums and galleries – such as the Museo de Arqueología de Alta Montaña , which explores Inca culture and the practice of human sacrifice – and atmospheric folk-music clubs called peñas .

7. Mendoza province

Best for wine tasting

Argentina is the world’s fifth biggest wine producer and the industry’s heartland is Mendoza province.

In the midwest of the country, close to the Andes, the region is carpeted with vineyards and wineries, many of which offered guided tours, tastings, accommodations, and even the chance to help out with the harvest.

And while Mendoza is rightly famous for its Malbec, plenty of other delicious wines – reds, whites and rosés – are also produced in the province.

Planning tip: Try to time your visit to coincide with the grape harvest from February to April. Expect plenty of demand for accommodations during the popular Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia wine festival in March, Mendoza's biggest celebration.

8. The Argentine Lake District

Best for stunning landscapes

Glimmering bodies of water, emerald-green forests, and towering mountains and volcanoes dusted with snow – it’s not hard to understand why Argentina's Lake District is a traveler hot spot.

The gateway to this verdant region, the northwestern part of Patagonia, is the attractive lakeside city of Bariloche . Here you can pick from a wealth of outdoor activities – from hiking and mountain biking to fishing, kayaking and skiing – inside the surrounding Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi .

Planning tip: In winter (corresponding to the northern hemisphere summer), Bariloche becomes Argentina's premier ski hub . It's a busy time at the resorts around the city, but the powder is some of the world's best.

9. Cueva de los Manos Pintados

Best for ancient art

In a remote canyon surrounded by the Patagonian steppe, the Cave of the Painted Hands has an enigmatic collection of rock art created between 13,000 and 9500 years ago.

This Unesco World Heritage Site takes its name from the 800-plus stenciled outlines of human hands covering the walls.

Red, white, black or ochre in color, their purpose remains a tantalizing mystery. There are also images of pumas, guanacos (a wild relative of the llama) and rheas, as well as hunting scenes. Guided tours are offered from the towns of Perito Moreno and Posadas.

10. Península Valdés

Best for whale watching

The frigid waters off Península Valdés , a chunk of northeastern Patagonia jutting out into the Atlantic, teem with life.

A breeding ground for endangered southern right whales, who arrive in their hundreds between mid-June and mid-December, they are also home to elephant seals, sea lions and orcas, as well as more than 180 species of birds.

Accessed from the town of Puerto Madryn, this Unesco World Heritage Site offers a variety of boat, kayaking and diving trips, though marine life can often be spotted from the shore.

Further down the coast, 250km (155 miles) south of Puerto Madryn, Punta Tombo has South America’s largest colony of Magellanic penguins.

11. Ushuaia

Best for uplifting isolation

A famous sign in Ushuaia informs you that this is the “Fin del Mundo” – the physical end of the world. The far-flung capital of Argentine Tierra del Fuego sits on the shore of the Beagle Channel, more than 3000km (1865 miles) south of Buenos Aires.

It is the gateway to rugged Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego , the world’s most southerly railway line, and several winter sports centers, as well as the embarkation point for cruises to Antarctica, just 1000km (620 miles) to the south.

12. Parque Nacional Los Glaciares

Best for awesome glaciers

Spanning more than 5956 sq km (2300 sq miles) of iceberg-filled lakes, jagged Andean peaks and – most notably – gigantic glaciers, this park in southern Patagonia is one of Argentina’s signature tourist attractions.

The southern section – famous for the Perito Moreno Glacier – is accessed from the touristy town of El Calafate , while the northern part, a haven for hikers and climbers, is best visited from the rustic village of El Chaltén .

Planning tips: All manner of treks are possible from El Chaltén and El Calafate, from day hikes to multi-day adventures, and many routes can be attempted without a guide.

This article was first published Oct 22, 2021 and updated Nov 18, 2023.

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Argentina Travel Guide

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Tango, beef, gauchos, fútbol, Patagonia, the Andes; the classics alone make it an appealing travel destination .

Known for its juicy steaks that are often washed down with a glass of Malbec wine, Argentina is a land of natural wonders and people who have persevered through good and very bad times while maintaining their traditions and pride with a smile on their face.

Part European and part Latin American, it is hard not to fall in love with Argentina. This Argentina travel guide will help you plan your next vacation.

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Fast Facts about Argentina

• Argentine power voltage is 230 V 50Hz;  Plug C & I
• The Argentine currency is the Argentine peso and is around 16 ARS = 1 USD.
• In  Buenos Aires  be cautious in all tourist areas. Stay in the tourist area of La Boca and avoid wandering around, especially after dark. Exercise caution in San Telmo, Congreso and Retiro.
• The seasons are reversed in the Southern Hemisphere (winter lasts June through September and summer is December through March)

Accommodation

Budget – You can stay in budget hotels for as low as $15 US per night. These often include shared bathrooms, a shared kitchen, and free Wi-Fi.

Mid Range – Mid-range hotels start around $40 per night and may include a restaurant, lounge, and free breakfast.

High End – Luxury hotels can start at $150 and include a fitness center, sauna, and massage services. They may also have rooms with balconies or a view available.

Check out our favorite booking platforms Booking.com , Tripadvisor and Air B&B for the best deals on accommodation in Argentina.

• Empanadas – This appetizer is fried dough stuffed with meat or veggies and cheese and a popular dish anywhere you look.
• Malbec – Argentina specializes in Malbec wine, so make sure to try a glass of this red wine.
• Dulce de leche – You can’t finish your meal without having this traditional dessert which tastes similar to caramel.
• Provoleta – Grilled cheese lovers will enjoy this entree of cheese that’s grilled and topped with spices.

Transportation

Getting to :

Flights: Travelers of all budgets can easily travel between Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Santiago (Chile) either with an airline (Air Canada flies between Santiago and Buenos Aires).

You can check for the best flights to Argentina on Skyscanner .

Transportation:

Buses : There are different bus companies but the two best options are  CATA International  and  Andesmar . Sometimes companies require that you pay with a Chilean or Argentine credit card or that you have a resident number – in that particular case you will have to physically go to the station to buy and pick up your tickets.

If you plan on crossing the Chile-Argentina border in the winter time [principally between the months of May – September] than make sure you double check the weather before departing to the bus station. Winter time means a lot of snow in the mountains, which can translate to border closures. Border control has a  TWITTER  account that is updated regularly, stating if the border is open or not.

Taxis / Uber : Beware of the multitude of taxi scams in Buenos Aires! Never take unofficial taxis, keep an eye on the meter, take an official taxi from the airport, never pay in USD and don’t fall for the “this is a fake bill you gave me!!!” There is now Uber and Cabify in Argentina.

Car Rental:  Car rentals start at 1,000 pesos per day.

You can also compare prices here .

Places to Stay

• Claridge Hotel Buenos Aires – This Buenos Aires hotel has suites available with fireplaces and whirlpools. You’ll also have access to an outdoor pool and a gym.
• Mine Hotel Boutique – This luxurious hotel offers free breakfasts and some rooms with whirlpool tubs or balconies. They also pride themselves on being kid-friendly and have a full laundry service.
• Hotel Ghala – This Salta hotel is located right in the city center, so you’ll be within walking distance to restaurants and shops. They also have a fitness center and parking available.

Packing Tips

Argentina has a varied climate from the subtropics along the northeastern border with Brazil to the subpolar regions of Tierra del Fuego in the south. Buenos Aires and the Pampas have a temperate  climate ; it’s pretty cold in winter, hot and humid in summer.

• Classic Basic items  – You do not need to be a fashionista to blend in. The key is in embracing neutral toned items that can be mixed and matched easily. Avoid logos, baseball caps, shorts, hoodies, flip-flops and running shoes as these items scream  tourist!
• Layers – You could possibly be sweating all afternoon and then be freezing by nightfall! Make sure to stock up on the layers. Buenos Aires can get pretty chilly in the winter time so make sure to bring a light jacket, scarf and gloves to keep warm. If you plan on going to Patagonia, especially during the winter time, make sure to pack a high-quality insulating layer.
• Feminine Products   – hey ladies! If have a particular brand that you love, pack it. Products are available but options are limited.
• Personal Safety products  – Certain areas in Buenos Aires are known as pickpocket hotspots. Before leaving for your trip, make sure to pack some  personal safety products , like money belts and locks, so that you can keep your valuables safe on your trip.

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Due to Argentina’s large size, the best time to visit the country depends on what city you plan on staying in. For example, Buenos Aires is hot all throughout the year. However, it tends to die down during July and August, which makes being outside more enjoyable.

If you’re heading down to Patagonia, December through March is best for dry weather, which you may want if you plan on hiking and camping.

Things to Do

• Visit the Fin del Mundo –  The catchphrase for Ushuaia, Argentina is Fin Del Mundo (The End of the World) and it truly feels like you are at the bottom of the world when visiting this southernmost city on earth.
• Hike Patagonia – Patagonia is a hiker’s dream, and you can take day hikes or camp overnight in this beautiful area.
• Tango – A fun way to spend a night out is taking tango lessons or visiting a local dance club.
• La Boca – This is a colorful neighborhood that’s great for taking photos and full of steakhouses.
• Southern Fuegian Railway – Spend a day on this gauge steam railway that goes to Tierra del Fuego, or “The End of the World.”
• Valdés Peninsula – This peninsula is full of wildlife including penguins, sea lions, and elephant seals.

Argentina Travel Guide: Best Booking Resources

Whenever we travel to we make sure to start with these companies. We have tried a lot of different ones over the years and all of these have consistently proven to be the best when it comes to offering great prices.

We have used every one of these personally and continue to do so.

• Booking.com : This is our go site to when comparing prices for accommodation. It usually has the cheapest prices, especially in Europe and we love their interface. Not to mention you get free cancellation and you are guaranteed the best price.
• Trip Advisor :  What we like about Trip Advisor is that we can look at all the reviews and then book our accommodation. TripAdvisor is where we go when we want to compare prices with multiple accommodation providers.
• VRBO : is the main search engine we use when we are looking for a home or apartment rental. It can sometimes be cheaper than hotels and it is the best way to stay in areas that offer a more local feel.
• Hostelworld :  With one of the largest databases of hostels in the world, Hostelworld is the go-to site when you are looking for budget accommodation.
• Skyscanner : This is the first place we check for flights. It consistently comes back with the cheapest and best options. It allows us to compare a lot of airlines to get the best price.
• Rome 2 Rio :  If you want to see how to get somewhere by plane, train, bus, ferry or car Rome2Rio lays it all out for you as well as related costs.I love how they show it all to you on a Google Map and it works offline.
• Get Your Guide:  For all your day trip and city guide needs, we use Get Your Guide. It has the world’s largest collection of things to do with more than 30,000 activities in 7500 destinations.
• World Nomads Insurance:  When traveling to Italy you should always have travel insurance. We have found the best bang for your buck is by far World Nomads.

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