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Argentina is a great holiday destination for everyone who loves the great outdoors, cultural experiences with its customs, and delicious cuisine. The diverse landscapes of beautiful deserts, lush jungles, pristine beaches, and magnificent mountains will make your holiday a fascinating experience. You will also enjoy the cultural attractions of traditions, music, arts, and festivals this country offers visitors. Get ready to indulge in the myriad of diverse flora and fauna, and relax to the zenith with its beautiful customs and appetizing local cuisines.
Places To Visit In Argentina
Here are ten places to visit in Argentina to experience the best of the country’s tourist attractions.
1. El Calafate
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The little oasis surrounded by glaciers, blue waters, and native forests is known as the perfect gateway to the beautiful glaciers and parks. This little town is worth exploring too for those who love to try everything local, you can experience it in its vibrant markets, restaurants, and historical centers that will introduce you to this town in its magical way. It has many attractions and places to visit as it refreshes the tired traveler with its explorations. This town is a must-visit destination if you like to experience the rural life of Argentina amidst its breathtaking landscape.
Nearest Airport: El Calafate Airport
Best Time To Visit: January-May, September-December
2. Recoleta
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One of the beautiful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires is Recoleta, famous for its ultramodern buildings, museums, and other timeless sites with a European touch. Recoleta has many green spaces, high-end shopping, and stylish restaurants. Recoleta’s sophistication, with its endless cultural and historical assets, makes it one of the best cities to experience a dose of traditions including the cosmopolitan culture in this city. The most famous landmark to visit in Recoleta is the Cemetery.
Nearest Airport: Jorge Newbery Airport
Best Time To Visit: All year round
3. Jardín Japonés
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In Buenos Aires, the city’s largest Japanese garden is the Jardín Japonés which usually provides an escape from the pressures of city life. Established in 1967 by the Japanese minority in Argentina, it is characterized by typical Japanese landscaping features such as Koi-filled ponds, curved bridges, cherry trees, and stone lanterns. This is a popular destination as it offers an authentic piece of Japan in Argentina. The spectacular plants bloom according to their seasons, making the park look ethereal at every season.
Nearest Airport: Aeroparque Jorge Newbery Airport
4. Catena Zapata
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Located in the heart of Mendoza, the Catena Zapata Winery is on every oenophile’s wishlist, primarily because of its unique and elegant Malbec wines, and the structure is designed in the shape of a Mayan pyramid. Established by the Catena family and driven towards its mission by other family members, the winery has played an important and instrumental role in putting Argentine wines amongst those of the best. The tour includes tasting the award-winning wines and panoramic views of vineyards. A living gallery for true connoisseurs wanting to delve into the wine heritage of Mendoza, this winery is a haven for all wine lovers.
Ticket cost: Depends on what you want to experience
Nearest Airport: El Plumerillo Airport
5. Teatro Colón
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Buenos Aires is home to the famous Teatro Colón, an opera house famed for its excellent acoustics and magnificent organizational setup. The theatre was unveiled in 1908, and has elements of neoclassicism and eclecticism, along with rich decorations, including gilded glowing chandeliers, gilded moldings, and finely worked marble staircases. Italy Valor features operas, ballets, and classical music of renowned performing artists. Guided tours provide the audience with a short history of the theater, the building’s architecture, and the rooms where the preparations for the performances take place.
Timings: 9 AM -8 PM
Nearest Airport: Jorge Newbery Airpark Airport
6. Puerto Madero
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Puerto Madero is a transformed harbor and port area with modern skyscraper structures, business offices, restaurants, and active nightlife. Previously, the area was simply an abandoned port zone but now it is filled with active movement and organized walkways, green spaces, and river views. This rich mixture of tradition enveloped with modernity attracts visitors to Puerto Madero to enjoy exquisite dining, museums, and walks by the river. This place promises a unique experience when in Argentina.
Nearest Airport: Aeropuerto Intl de Tapachula
Best Time To Visit: March-June, September-November
7. Iguazu Falls
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Iguazu Falls is on the border of Argentina and Brazil and consists of one of the most beautiful waterfall systems on the planet. It has a heritage site with over 250 waterfalls in a breathtaking subtropical rainforest. The tallest waterfall, known as the Devil’s Throat waterfall, plunges over 80m and falls covered with thick mist giving a mystical vibe. Beautiful wooden walkways let you enjoy the loud noise and bright colors caused by the falls. This region has a thriving and diverse flora and fauna therefore, this region is ranked among the greatest natural attractions in the world. This is a perfect getaway to enjoy nature’s compelling sights.
Nearest Airport: Iguazu Airport
Best Time To Visit: Late March June, August-Early October
8. Ushuaia
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Way below the Andes mountains and the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia reveals breathtaking sites, also a port for Antarctica. From alpine skiing to boating, outdoor activities provide much enjoyment, as does a trip to the Regional Park of Tierra del Fuego known for its stunning greenery and island wildlife. Similarly, the End of the World Museum in Ushuaia focuses on indigenous culture and history. The adventurous nature of the city, and its beauty all make it worth visiting.
Nearest Airport: Ushuaia Airport
Best Time To Visit: Depends on your activities
9. Avenida Corrientes
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Widely referred to as the ‘Buenos Aires Broadway’, Avenida Corrientes is an extremely vibrant street and is characterized by the number of its cinemas, bookshops, and nightlife. A place famous for tango, Corrientes Street is also home to several well-known theaters including the Teatro Gran Rex, and offers many restaurants mainly serving Argentine pizza and empanadas. Its many attractions of the rectangular avenue within the city center, draw many people to enjoy live entertainment, films, and literature within the city’s cultural activities.
Nearest Airport: Corrientes Airport
Best Time To Visit: Anytime, depending on your activities
10. Seven Lakes Route
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The Seven Lakes Route (Ruta de los Siete Lagos in Spanish) is an interesting road trip of 108 kilometers in Patagonia, it lies between the two cities of San Martín de los Andes and Villa La Angostura. The picturesque road runs through the mountain range and contains seven indisputably gorgeous lakes – Lácar, Machónico, Falkner, Villarino, Escondido, Correntoso, and Espejo. With dense temperate forests, glacial mountains, and rich wildlife, it is perfect for strenuous activities like trekking and fishing or more leisurely ones like kayaking.
Nearest Airport: Santiago Airport
Best Time To Visit: Anytime, depending on your activities
There are multiple places to visit in Argentina. The colorful city of Buenos Aires is associated with tango dance, quarters like San Telmo, and buildings such as the Obelisco. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Iguazu Falls consists of two hundred and fifty waterfalls and more. The city of Mendoza in the foothills of the Andes attracts many tourists keen on wines produced in its Malbec region. This is one of the best holiday destinations for a fun-filled adventurous experience. Book a trip with TripXL and let your adventure begin.
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