At the Southeastern coast of South America lays Argentina – the land of large plains,
sharp mountains, dense rainforests, glamorous glaciers and powerful waterfalls.
Argentina has something to give for every type of traveller, offering a South American
must-visit attractions. We prepared a list for top things to do in Argentina, from
extreme adventures to one in a million natural wonders.
1. Iguazú Falls
If you’re thinking of a destination “to see before you
die”, Iguazú Waterfalls ranks
nearly top of the list. This view and sound cannot be
compared with any other, which
is placed on 2,250 square kilometres of parkland, linking with
Brazil. Totally 275
waterfalls build up a river. To explore the falls
comprehensively, you should probably
take a boat trip which is unmissable. Organasing your trip
during a full moon is
suggested, which is organised by the park itself. To book your
rooms online near
Iguazú Falls, just check Galahotels.com/IguazuFalls
2. A Walk with Penguins in Punto Tombo
Península Valdés, covered with sand and gravel for 3 kilometers,
is home for the
world’s largest Magellanic penguin colony. Approximately 500,000
penguins arrive
there between September-March to reproduce. Tours are
organised to witness this
natural beauty. The reserve is also home to guanacos,
choique and seabirds such
as cormorants and petrels. Trelew is the nearest city yo Punto
Tombo and you can
3. The Rhythm of the Latin
Tango is one of the world’s most sophisticated dances, so you
can see couples
dancing tango everywhere in Argentina. It’s so sexy, you’ll be
fired up enough to
make it through that long Argentinian nights. Go on, give
it a try in its homeland.
4. Argentinian Beef
Just try Argentinan beef along with a bottle of wine. Bife de
Chorizo and Bife de
Costillais well known beefs in the country. In Buenos Aires, Don
Julio is a
recommendation, in Rosario: La Estancia, and in Las Sierras
de Córdoba: El Faro
is recommended to taste this delicious food.
5. Buenos Aires
Not only being the capital and largest city of Argentina, Buenos
Aires is one of the
world’s most alive cities with outstanding art, fabulous food
and passionate population
blazingly addicted to having fun all night long. The Palermo Viejodistrict is
a trendy
neighborhood with charming cobblestone streets, bookstores,
bars, and boutiques,
La Boca is
another district where you can see colorful metal buildings to snap.
Avenida 9 de Julio is the
widest avenue in the world. So this makes it a must-see in
Argentina. To enjoy online reservations with 3D Secure payments,
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6. The Cementerio de la Recoleta
This is where all the rich families in Buenos Aires have their
final resting places.
Expect to see big ornate tombs. Be sure to visit the tomb of Eva
Perón, the daughter
of an aristocrat and beloved First Lady who, despite having the
most visited tomb in
the cemetery, is considered by many to be too close toward
the people for eternal
7. A March at Glacier Perito Moreno
Among the Earth’s most dynamic and accessible ice
fields, Glaciar Perito Moreno
is the stunning natural wonder of the Parque Nacional Los
Glaciares. It measures
30km long, 5km wide and 60m high, but what makes it exceptional
in the world of ice
is its constant advance – up to 2m per day, causing
building-sized icebergs to calve
from its face. In some ways, watching the glacier is a very
sedentary park experience,
but it manages to nonetheless be thrilling. You can also
make a trekking on the ice
with an organisation.
8. Mendoza Wine Tours
The small town of Maipú, near Mendoza, is so packed with
wineries, olive oil farms
and other gourmet businesses that it’s easy to hit five or six
in a day. Try a “vino-therapy”
bath or grape-seed exfoliation in the spa. All in all, this is a
gentle start to explore the
Mendoza region and all it has to offer in terms of winery tours,
hiking, rafting and horse
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