Places to visit in Argentina
Discover our guide to the most exciting, memorable and inspiring places to visit.
Argentine lake district
This region of snow-dipped volcanoes, sapphire lakes and dense alpine forests is linked to the Chilean lake district by the Lakes Crossing, one of the continent’s most stunning passes.
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Buenos Aires
Dynamic, stylish and nostalgic, Buenos Aires is one of South America’s most elegant cities. Discover colonial plazas, shady avenues, quirky antique fairs, street art, world famous theatres and football stadiums.
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Cordoba and the Central Sierras
The rolling hills and pampas plains of this region are ideal for horse riding, while Córdoba is an upbeat city with a beautifully preserved colonial centre to wander in.
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El Calafate and Los Glaciares National Park
The sprawling ice fields of Los Glaciares National Park are a frozen wilderness, from which flow 13 enormous glaciers into the lakes Argentino and Viedma.
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El Chalten and the Fitz Roy Massif
Above El Chaltén, turquoise lagoons and lush beech forests skirt the ice-capped towers of the Fitz Roy massif. With trails galore, this is a walker’s paradise.
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Ibera wetlands
These marshy wetlands are home to caiman, otters, howler monkeys and wolves, plus hundreds of species of bird.
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Iguazu Falls – Argentinian side
Set amongst subtropical rainforest alive with birds and butterflies, the thundering Iguazú Falls are one of South America’s most awe-inspiring natural sights. Venture out on panoramic walkways overlooking the tumultuous Devil’s Throat.
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Mendoza and the vineyards
The self-proclaimed ‘land of sunshine and wine’ is studded with lush vineyards and overlooked by the snow-capped Andes.
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Salta and the northwest Andes
The landscapes of Salta and the northwest Andes vary from rust red canyons to verdant forests, pre-Columbian ruins to baroque colonial towns.
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The Pampas
Stretching south and west from Buenos Aires are the yawning plains and fertile soils of the pampas.
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Tierra del Fuego
Located at the end of the world is the wilderness island of Tierra del Fuego, carved through by icy streams, waterfalls and glaciers and mantled by evergreen forests.
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Valdes Peninsula and Atlantic Patagonia
The tawny steppes and jagged cliffs of the Valdés Peninsula on the Atlantic coast of northern Patagonia are home to staggeringly diverse wildlife reserves.
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Argentine lake district
This region of snow-dipped volcanoes, sapphire lakes and dense alpine forests is linked to the Chilean lake district by the Lakes Crossing, one of the continent’s most stunning passes.
Explore more
Buenos Aires
Dynamic, stylish and nostalgic, Buenos Aires is one of South America’s most elegant cities. Discover colonial plazas, shady avenues, quirky antique fairs, street art, world famous theatres and football stadiums.
Explore more
Cordoba and the Central Sierras
The rolling hills and pampas plains of this region are ideal for horse riding, while Córdoba is an upbeat city with a beautifully preserved colonial centre to wander in.
Explore more
El Calafate and Los Glaciares National Park
The sprawling ice fields of Los Glaciares National Park are a frozen wilderness, from which flow 13 enormous glaciers into the lakes Argentino and Viedma.
Explore more
El Chalten and the Fitz Roy Massif
Above El Chaltén, turquoise lagoons and lush beech forests skirt the ice-capped towers of the Fitz Roy massif. With trails galore, this is a walker’s paradise.
Explore more
Ibera wetlands
These marshy wetlands are home to caiman, otters, howler monkeys and wolves, plus hundreds of species of bird.
Explore more
Iguazu Falls – Argentinian side
Set amongst subtropical rainforest alive with birds and butterflies, the thundering Iguazú Falls are one of South America’s most awe-inspiring natural sights. Venture out on panoramic walkways overlooking the tumultuous Devil’s Throat.
Explore more
Mendoza and the vineyards
The self-proclaimed ‘land of sunshine and wine’ is studded with lush vineyards and overlooked by the snow-capped Andes.
Explore more
Salta and the northwest Andes
The landscapes of Salta and the northwest Andes vary from rust red canyons to verdant forests, pre-Columbian ruins to baroque colonial towns.
Explore more
The Pampas
Stretching south and west from Buenos Aires are the yawning plains and fertile soils of the pampas.
Explore more
Tierra del Fuego
Located at the end of the world is the wilderness island of Tierra del Fuego, carved through by icy streams, waterfalls and glaciers and mantled by evergreen forests.
Explore more
Valdes Peninsula and Atlantic Patagonia
The tawny steppes and jagged cliffs of the Valdés Peninsula on the Atlantic coast of northern Patagonia are home to staggeringly diverse wildlife reserves.
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