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Activities at the Iguazu Falls in Argentina
Argentina's stupendous Iguazu Waterfalls can be seen from the Upper and Lower Circuit, on a boat trip or by taking the "Tren Ecologico de Selva" to La Garganta do Diablo.
Types of Campgrounds in Argentina
Argentina's balnearios are often used only during the day, while the countryside and national parks offer private campsites, or are suitable for bush camping.
Types of Accommodation in Argentina
Argentina is a popular tourist destination and offers accommodation to the low-budget hostel traveller, the eco-loving estancia visitor up to the five-star hotel tourist.
Argentina – Attractions Around the Lake District
The Lake District is a popular travel destination in Argentina, with adventure activities like mountain biking, horseback riding, rafting, kayaking, hiking and camping.
Argentina, Santa Fe – Museums and Local Snacks
After having visited Santa Fe's historical and ethnographic museums, try one of Argentina's fine beers, Santa Fe Beer, or the local empanadas and Merengo alfajores.
Argentina – Historic Buildings in Santa Fe
Santa Fe, originally called Santa Fe de la Veracruz, and is one of Argentina's oldest cities, which can be traced in its historic buildings as well as in its churches.
Traffic Regulations in Argentina
In Argentina, official traffic rules and day-to-day traffic conduct are two different things. Check out these traffic regulations before starting a trip by car.
El Cementerio de Recoleta in Buenos Aires
City of Angels, City of the Dead, or City of Cats - they all refer to the necropolis of Recoleta's cemetery which forms one of Buenos Aires' major tourist attractions.
Argentina – Public and National Holidays
In Argentina around 150 days per year are dedicated to religious celebrations, to the commemoration of historic events or people, and to honour family or professions.
How to Deal With Traffic Police in Argentina
Argentinian roads have many police checkpoints. How to deal with traffic tickets, especially in the provinces of northeast Argentina with their corrupt traffic police?
Argentina – Transportation in Buenos Aires
Metro, taxi and walking are good means of transportation within Capital Federal. Bus, train and remis are the preferred forms of public transport for Gran Buenos Aires.
Argentina – Churches in Buenos Aires
Two churches deserve a place on Buenos Aires' sightseeing list: St. John's Anglican Cathedral and Basílica de NS de la Merced with the convent of San Ramón.
Museum of Banco de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
Argentina's first bank was founded in Buenos Aires in 1822. Others followed and their history is displayed in architectural buildings and museums in Capital Federal.
GPS Waypoints and Digital Maps for Argentina
A digital map like Proyecto Mapear and GPS points of overlanders may be a welcome addition to road maps for driving in Argentina's cities or on off-roads.
Road Travel in Argentina – Tips on Road Maps
Argentina has a large selection of area maps and city maps. Here is an overview on Argentina's road maps and road books that include road travel information.
Argentina – Flag Day in Rosario, Santa Fe
"Día de la Bandera Nacional" is one of Argentina's national holidays. On June 20th a parade is held in Rosario, during which citizens carry Argentina's largest flag.
Enjoy Tailor-made Tours by Heart of Argentina
Looking for a unique vacation in Argentina? Local travel agency Heart of Argentina organises tailor-made trips in accordance with the traveller's budget and wishes.
Che Guevara Museum in Alta Gracia, Argentina
Alta Gracia was one of the towns in Argentina where Ernesto Che Guevara lived. Museo del Che Guevara gives insight into his life through pictures and accounts.
Tandem Paragliding in Córdoba, Argentina
Cuchi Corral, in Córdoba Province, is thé location for free flight sports: take a tandem paragliding flight or paragliding lessons, and watch a parapente competition.
Dinosaur Museums in Neuquén, Argentina
Argentina has one of the world's richest collections of dinosaur bones and fossils. Around Neuquén are three important paleontology sites with dinosaur museums.
Provincial Park Ischigualasto in Argentina
Argentina is known for its rich findings of dinosaur fossils. A museum and a guided tour in Ischigualasto Provincial Park reveal the mysteries of the extinct dinosaurs.
Argentina – Wine Tasting Tours of Vintage Wines
San Juan, in west Argentina, is well-known for its vintage wines. Visit one of flourishing "bodegas", wineries, that offer wine tasting tours around their vineyards.
Argentina – Landsailing in San Juan Province
The Pampas of Barreal, at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Argentina, is South America's best spot for landsailing, while camping in nearby El Leoncito National Park.
Argentina – Whale Watching at Puerto Madryn
One of South America's best places for orca and whale watching is the wildlife sanctuary of Peninsula Valdes in Patagonia, along the Atlantic Coast of Argentina.
Argentina – Windsurfing and Kitesurfing
Travel to San Juan to enjoy windsurfing and kitesurfing opportunities at Dique del Viento, Lake of Wind; the fierce Zonda Wind guarantees a spectacle for wind sports.


Contributing Articles in Argentina Travel

Palermo Buenos Aires
The unmissable barrio destination for travellers to Buenos Aires is Palermo Viejo, a vibrant quarter boasting some of the city's best shopping, dining and entertainment.
Trails in the Iguazu National Park, Argentina
Iguazu National Park was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1984 for its spectacular Falls. This article helps visitors discover the trails on the Argentinian side.
Three Things to do near Rodeo in Argentinas Cuyo
Rodeo may be a small village in the middle of nowhere, but it has several options for the traveller, including windsurfing, kitesurfing, and a thermal "pileta" (pool).
Windsurfing in Cuesta del Viento, San Juan State
Windsurfers everywhere want strong winds. This article describes a place reputed to be the windiest lake in South America, and is one of Argentina's well-kept secrets.
Safer Driving in Mendoza, San Juan and San Luis
This article offers some helpful hints to expected behaviour on Argentinian roads - especially in the Cuyo Region which comprises Mendoza, San Juan and San Luis states.
Patagonia Travel – Trekking in El Chalten
With its beautiful glacial scenery and the spectacular sight of Mt. Fitz Roy, El Chalten offers some of the best trekking opportunities in Patagonia.
Patagonia Travel - Perito Moreno Glacier
One of the highlights for any travel in Patagonia is the Perito Moreno glacier in Los Glaciares National Park.
Patagonia Argentina Travel – Peninsula Valdes
Peninsula Valdes offers unique opportunities to view abundant and varied wildlife, including sea lions, elephant seals, penguins, orcas, and the Southern Right Whale
San Telmo, Buenos Aries
This up and coming area offers tourists a pleasant insight into the real Buenos Aries.
Markets in Buenos Aires
Markets in Buenos Aires, Capital Federal and the surrounding suburbs, are varied and full of life, from antiques and artisanal produce, to gaucho shows and fruit and veg.
Argentina's Perito Moreno Glacier
The Perito Moreno Glacier is a spectacular sight surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Take a day to explore the glacier and appreciate the beauty of nature.
Flats, Accommodation, Rooms to Rent in Argentina
Whether coming to Buenos Aires to live, to work, to study or to travel, the first task is finding accommodation. Read on for the best tips and strategies.
Crossing Borders in South America
When crossing borders in South America, any information in advance can be useful. The border crossing from Argentina into Bolivia is fairly simple but dangers do exist.
Buenos Aires Nightlife
Buenos Aires Bars are easy to find. The city is alive at night and the range on offer is endless. However, La Catedral is a Nightlife Spot Well Hidden in BA's Palermo.
What Does Chinatown in Buenos Aires Offer?
When in any city that has a Chinatown, a visit must be paid. How does Chinatown (El Barrio Chino) in Buenos Aires compare to the Chinatown of other capital cities?
Looking for a Natural Food Spot in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires has a lot to offer, but it also does nothing for the waistline. Sweet breakfasts and snacks abound. However, there is one answer to a girl's figure fears.
The Clan, Adolfo Alsina 912, Microcentro
As well as offering cool discounts for females throughout the year, The Clan Hostel, Buenos Aires is also a great back-packer spot with a friendly vibe and superb kitchen
The Gibraltar, Perú 895, San Telmo, Buenos Aires
The Gibraltar in San Telmo is, for anyone from the UK, as close to a traditional British pub as possible in Buenos Aires and perhaps across South American as a whole.
How does a Londoner survive in Buenos Aires?
Living abroad or travelling for long periods can evoke a deep fondness for home. The good news is that small glimpses of England can be found in Buenos Aires.
La Boca, Argentina's Colorful Destination
La Boca's pastel-like paint adds more than a colorful look to Buenos Aires. Home to the Boca Juniors and radical politics the barrio is soaked with Argentine history.
Polo in Argentina
Polo is a growing sport which has been around for thousands of years. Argentina is now the world leader in polo and is an excellent place to learn on holiday.
A Quick Guide to Argentina's Ski Resorts
As summer hits the northern hemisphere, ski season begins in Argentina. Powder abounds at both world-class ski resorts and small ski areas from June to September.
Essential Travel Info for El Bolson, Argentina
Whether visiting the tri-weekly farmers market, a microbrewery, a Club Andino Piltriquitron Refugio, or Lago Puelo, life slows down in El Bolson, Rio Negro, Argentina.
Essential Travel Info for Bariloche, Argentina
Cerro Cathedral, Nahuel Huapi National Park, Swiss Chocolate and Llao Llao are just the beginning of what draws tourists to the lakeside city of Bariloche, Rio Negro.
Essential Travel Info for Mendoza, Argentina
Mendoza is described by a single word - Diversity. Cerro Aconcagua, Las Leñas ski resort, 900 vineyards and annual Vendimia Festivals insure endless thrills for all.

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