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What to See in Argentina
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Argentina has 11 sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list:
Pampas and northern plains:
Iguazu Falls (1984)
These world-famous falls straddle Argentina and Brazil. They lie within the eponymous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
These world-famous falls straddle Argentina and Brazil. They lie within the eponymous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Jesuit Block and Estancias of Córdoba (2000)
These are several Jesuit buildings dating from the 17th century, constructed either in the city of Córdoba (notably the university) or in its surroundings (Alta Gracia, Jesús María, etc.).
These are several Jesuit buildings dating from the 17th century, constructed either in the city of Córdoba (notably the university) or in its surroundings (Alta Gracia, Jesús María, etc.).
Jesuit Missions of Argentina (1983)
In the northeast of the country, near Paraguay and Iguazu, these missions date back to the 17th century and are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, just like others in neighboring countries.
In the northeast of the country, near Paraguay and Iguazu, these missions date back to the 17th century and are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, just like others in neighboring countries.
Northwest Argentina:
Inca Trails of the Andes (2014)
Also known as Qhapaq Ñan. These are the remains of the roads (23,000 km) built by the Incas over several centuries to consolidate their economic and political power across the Andean region. They span six countries.
Also known as Qhapaq Ñan. These are the remains of the roads (23,000 km) built by the Incas over several centuries to consolidate their economic and political power across the Andean region. They span six countries.
Ischigualasto Natural Park (2000)
Also known as the "Valley of the Moon", this UNESCO-listed park (like its neighbour Talampaya) features stunning semi-desert landscapes with unusual geological formations. It is also home to numerous dinosaur fossils.
Also known as the "Valley of the Moon", this UNESCO-listed park (like its neighbour Talampaya) features stunning semi-desert landscapes with unusual geological formations. It is also home to numerous dinosaur fossils.
Talampaya National Park (2000)
A UNESCO-listed park adjacent to Ischigualasto, Talampaya offers stunning semi-desert landscapes of rock formations, canyons, and is home to numerous petroglyphs. Hiking is available here.
A UNESCO-listed park adjacent to Ischigualasto, Talampaya offers stunning semi-desert landscapes of rock formations, canyons, and is home to numerous petroglyphs. Hiking is available here.
Quebrada de Humahuaca (2003)
A UNESCO-listed valley stretching about 150 km in northwestern Argentina, remarkable for its landscapes, small villages, and various pre-Columbian and colonial remains.
A UNESCO-listed valley stretching about 150 km in northwestern Argentina, remarkable for its landscapes, small villages, and various pre-Columbian and colonial remains.
Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego:
Cueva de las Manos (1999)
These are UNESCO-listed caves rich in rock art. They are located in the Rio Pinturas canyon, in southern Patagonia.
These are UNESCO-listed caves rich in rock art. They are located in the Rio Pinturas canyon, in southern Patagonia.
Los Alerces National Park (2017)
This is a lovely UNESCO-listed park established in 2017, featuring lakes, rivers, and forests in the Esquel region. Visitors can fish, hike, and go boating here.
This is a lovely UNESCO-listed park established in 2017, featuring lakes, rivers, and forests in the Esquel region. Visitors can fish, hike, and go boating here.
Los Glaciares National Park (1981)
A stunning park of lakes, glaciers (including the famous Perito Moreno), and mountains (such as Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, which you can climb), designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hiking and many other outdoor activities are available here.
A stunning park of lakes, glaciers (including the famous Perito Moreno), and mountains (such as Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, which you can climb), designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hiking and many other outdoor activities are available here.
Valdés Peninsula (1999)
This peninsula in northern Patagonia is a paradise for nature lovers. You can observe numerous birds as well as colonies of sea lions, elephant seals, and whales.
This peninsula in northern Patagonia is a paradise for nature lovers. You can observe numerous birds as well as colonies of sea lions, elephant seals, and whales.
Pampas and Northern Plains
Chaco and Mesopotamia
Colón
Opposite Uruguay, Colón is a popular local tourist destination known for its old town, thermal baths, and activities on the Rio Uruguay.
Opposite Uruguay, Colón is a popular local tourist destination known for its old town, thermal baths, and activities on the Rio Uruguay.
Corrientes
Capital of the province of the same name on the banks of the Paraná River, the city has an old centre and colonial-era buildings.
Capital of the province of the same name on the banks of the Paraná River, the city has an old centre and colonial-era buildings.
Formosa
It's a large city in northern Argentina, not particularly touristy, on the border with Paraguay.
It's a large city in northern Argentina, not particularly touristy, on the border with Paraguay.
Jesuit Missions of Argentina
In the northeast of the country, near Paraguay and Iguazu, these missions date back to the 17th century and are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, just like others in neighboring countries.
In the northeast of the country, near Paraguay and Iguazu, these missions date back to the 17th century and are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, just like others in neighboring countries.
San Ignacio Mini Mission
In the border town of Paraguay’s San Ignacio, this is one of the most beautiful Jesuit missions in the region listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and the most interesting from a tourism perspective. Others nearby include Santa Ana and Loreto.
In the border town of Paraguay’s San Ignacio, this is one of the most beautiful Jesuit missions in the region listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and the most interesting from a tourism perspective. Others nearby include Santa Ana and Loreto.
Paraná
Capital of the Entre Ríos province, Paraná offers an interesting mix of architecture and numerous parks that make it pleasant.
Capital of the Entre Ríos province, Paraná offers an interesting mix of architecture and numerous parks that make it pleasant.
Posadas
The capital of Misiones Province mainly serves as a gateway to Paraguay, a stopover on the way to northwestern Argentina, or occasionally as a base for exploring the nearby Argentine Jesuit Missions.
The capital of Misiones Province mainly serves as a gateway to Paraguay, a stopover on the way to northwestern Argentina, or occasionally as a base for exploring the nearby Argentine Jesuit Missions.
Puerto Iguazú
This is the town near the namesake falls and the recommended base (certainly better than its Brazilian counterpart) for exploring them.
This is the town near the namesake falls and the recommended base (certainly better than its Brazilian counterpart) for exploring them.
Natural Heritage
Iguazu Falls
These world-famous falls straddle Argentina and Brazil. They lie within the eponymous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
These world-famous falls straddle Argentina and Brazil. They lie within the eponymous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ibera Marshes
Vast wetlands in northeastern Argentina teeming with wildlife (caimans, anacondas, wolves, birds). Explore by canoe.
Vast wetlands in northeastern Argentina teeming with wildlife (caimans, anacondas, wolves, birds). Explore by canoe.
Chaco National Park
This park, in the eponymous province, is known for its varied landscape (savanna, marshes, lagoons) and wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas, anacondas). Hiking is possible here.
This park, in the eponymous province, is known for its varied landscape (savanna, marshes, lagoons) and wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas, anacondas). Hiking is possible here.
El Palmar National Park
Close to Colón, this small park is known for its palm grove and wildlife (mammals, reptiles, birds).
Close to Colón, this small park is known for its palm grove and wildlife (mammals, reptiles, birds).
Mburucuya National Park
A partly marshy area in northern Argentina that is home to rich wildlife (birds, monkeys, caimans).
A partly marshy area in northern Argentina that is home to rich wildlife (birds, monkeys, caimans).
Rio Pilcomayo National Park
The area is a marshland on the Paraguayan border, primarily renowned for birdwatching.
The area is a marshland on the Paraguayan border, primarily renowned for birdwatching.
Mocona Falls
These are 15-meter-high waterfalls stretching 3 kilometers wide east of Posadas, on the Uruguay River, at the border of Brazil.
These are 15-meter-high waterfalls stretching 3 kilometers wide east of Posadas, on the Uruguay River, at the border of Brazil.
Pampas
Alta Gracia
A town about thirty kilometres south of Córdoba with a beautiful 17th-century Jesuit estate, several museums (including one dedicated to Che Guevara, who lived in Alta Gracia for twelve years), and a replica of the Lourdes Basilica with its Virgin.
A town about thirty kilometres south of Córdoba with a beautiful 17th-century Jesuit estate, several museums (including one dedicated to Che Guevara, who lived in Alta Gracia for twelve years), and a replica of the Lourdes Basilica with its Virgin.
Bahia Blanca
A large port south of Mar del Plata with quite beautiful 19th-century "European-style" architecture.
A large port south of Mar del Plata with quite beautiful 19th-century "European-style" architecture.
Buenos Aires
Museums, monuments, lively neighbourhoods, and a touch of old Europe make Argentina’s capital a pleasant city to explore.
Museums, monuments, lively neighbourhoods, and a touch of old Europe make Argentina’s capital a pleasant city to explore.
Carmen de Patagones
A small town on the edge of Patagonia, featuring beautiful buildings and remnants from the Spanish era.
A small town on the edge of Patagonia, featuring beautiful buildings and remnants from the Spanish era.
Cayastá
A few kilometres north of Santa Fe, these are the ruins of the first settlement of Santa Fe (Santa Fe la Vieja).
A few kilometres north of Santa Fe, these are the ruins of the first settlement of Santa Fe (Santa Fe la Vieja).
Córdoba
It's a large urban area in the center and the capital of the province of the same name. Córdoba is known for its colonial architecture and historic monuments, including its UNESCO-listed Jesuit complexes.
It's a large urban area in the center and the capital of the province of the same name. Córdoba is known for its colonial architecture and historic monuments, including its UNESCO-listed Jesuit complexes.
Jesús María
A town fifty kilometres north of Córdoba whose 17th-century Jesuit works are listed as UNESCO World Heritage under the "Jesuit Estancias of Córdoba".
A town fifty kilometres north of Córdoba whose 17th-century Jesuit works are listed as UNESCO World Heritage under the "Jesuit Estancias of Córdoba".
La Cumbre
A small town near Córdoba that serves as a base for the many outdoor activities available in the surrounding area.
A small town near Córdoba that serves as a base for the many outdoor activities available in the surrounding area.
La Plata
Capital of the Buenos Aires province, this cultural city boasts renowned museums and beautiful late 19th-century architecture born from urban planning. It also features a Le Corbusier villa listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Capital of the Buenos Aires province, this cultural city boasts renowned museums and beautiful late 19th-century architecture born from urban planning. It also features a Le Corbusier villa listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Mar del Plata
Argentina’s top seaside resort. Beyond its beaches, the city also offers several museums and beautiful Victorian mansions.
Argentina’s top seaside resort. Beyond its beaches, the city also offers several museums and beautiful Victorian mansions.
Mina Clavero
In the heart of the Traslasierra Valley, the town serves as a base for outdoor activities in the surrounding area (trekking, climbing, kayaking, fishing).
In the heart of the Traslasierra Valley, the town serves as a base for outdoor activities in the surrounding area (trekking, climbing, kayaking, fishing).
Necochea
The city offers vast beaches south of Mar del Plata with waves for surfing and a nearby forest for walks.
The city offers vast beaches south of Mar del Plata with waves for surfing and a nearby forest for walks.
Rosario
Argentina’s third-largest urban area is pleasant and popular for its lively atmosphere, museums, and riverside waterfront along the Paraná River.
Argentina’s third-largest urban area is pleasant and popular for its lively atmosphere, museums, and riverside waterfront along the Paraná River.
San Antonio de Areco
Northwest of the capital, this small town with gaucho culture and traditions is one of the most beautiful in the Pampas, with its historic buildings.
Northwest of the capital, this small town with gaucho culture and traditions is one of the most beautiful in the Pampas, with its historic buildings.
San Isidro
On the outskirts of Buenos Aires, facing the Rio de la Plata, the city has a beautiful cathedral and an old town centre.
On the outskirts of Buenos Aires, facing the Rio de la Plata, the city has a beautiful cathedral and an old town centre.
Santa Catalina
About a hundred kilometres north of Cordoba, the village is home to Jesuit establishments (17th century) classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites under the "Jesuit Estancias of Cordoba".
About a hundred kilometres north of Cordoba, the village is home to Jesuit establishments (17th century) classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites under the "Jesuit Estancias of Cordoba".
Santa Fe
Or more precisely Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, a cultural city with a historic center. It is also the provincial capital.
Or more precisely Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, a cultural city with a historic center. It is also the provincial capital.
Santa Rosa
In the centre of the country, the capital of La Pampa Province is primarily a transport hub for overland travel.
In the centre of the country, the capital of La Pampa Province is primarily a transport hub for overland travel.
Sierra de La Ventana
A village in the heart of the mountains of the same name, where you can hike, fish, or go climbing.
A village in the heart of the mountains of the same name, where you can hike, fish, or go climbing.
Tigre
It's a pretty upscale suburb of Buenos Aires from which you can take a boat to Uruguay or explore the Paraná Delta.
It's a pretty upscale suburb of Buenos Aires from which you can take a boat to Uruguay or explore the Paraná Delta.
Villa General Belgrano
A village south of Córdoba founded by Germans in a Bavarian architectural style, featuring a huge Oktoberfest in October.
A village south of Córdoba founded by Germans in a Bavarian architectural style, featuring a huge Oktoberfest in October.
Natural Heritage
Paraná Delta
It begins at the mouth of the Río de la Plata, near Buenos Aires. From the town of Tigre (north of the capital), you can take beautiful boat trips among its islands.
It begins at the mouth of the Río de la Plata, near Buenos Aires. From the town of Tigre (north of the capital), you can take beautiful boat trips among its islands.
Mar Chiquita Lagoon
This lagoon near Mar del Plata, on the Atlantic coast, is partly surrounded by dunes. It offers beautiful landscapes and is renowned for fishing and its birdlife.
This lagoon near Mar del Plata, on the Atlantic coast, is partly surrounded by dunes. It offers beautiful landscapes and is renowned for fishing and its birdlife.
Mar Chiquita
Near Córdoba, this is the largest saltwater lake in Argentina, not to be confused with its namesake on the Atlantic coast. It attracts a variety of bird species and caimans amid some beautiful landscapes.
Near Córdoba, this is the largest saltwater lake in Argentina, not to be confused with its namesake on the Atlantic coast. It attracts a variety of bird species and caimans amid some beautiful landscapes.
Lihué Calel National Park
In the heart of the country, this fairly isolated and rather desert-like site is home to diverse wildlife (puma, guanaco, birds) and petroglyphs. Hiking is possible here.
In the heart of the country, this fairly isolated and rather desert-like site is home to diverse wildlife (puma, guanaco, birds) and petroglyphs. Hiking is possible here.
Sierra de las Quijadas National Park
This is a beautiful arid park with pinkish hues from the Andean foothills, perfect for hiking.
This is a beautiful arid park with pinkish hues from the Andean foothills, perfect for hiking.
Punta Rasa Reserve
A small natural reserve at the mouth of the Rio de la Plata, known for birdwatching. It’s also a popular spot for kitesurfing.
A small natural reserve at the mouth of the Rio de la Plata, known for birdwatching. It’s also a popular spot for kitesurfing.
Rio de la Plata
This is the estuary separating Uruguay and Argentina. Crossing between Carmelo (Uruguay) and Tigre (Argentina) offers a pleasant trip through the many small islands on the Argentine side.
This is the estuary separating Uruguay and Argentina. Crossing between Carmelo (Uruguay) and Tigre (Argentina) offers a pleasant trip through the many small islands on the Argentine side.
Northwest Argentina
Cafayate
In the south of the Calchaquí Valleys, this colonial-style town is known for its vineyards and as a base for exploring the surrounding area.
In the south of the Calchaquí Valleys, this colonial-style town is known for its vineyards and as a base for exploring the surrounding area.
Catamarca
Officially named San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, this is a city with colonial architecture and the capital of Catamarca Province.
Officially named San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, this is a city with colonial architecture and the capital of Catamarca Province.
Sacred City of the Quilmes
This archaeological site between Tucuman and Cafayate preserves the remains of a fortified city built by the Quilmes indigenous people.
This archaeological site between Tucuman and Cafayate preserves the remains of a fortified city built by the Quilmes indigenous people.
Jujuy
Or more precisely San Salvador de Jujuy. Capital of the Jujuy province, the city has several buildings from the Spanish era and the 19th century.
Or more precisely San Salvador de Jujuy. Capital of the Jujuy province, the city has several buildings from the Spanish era and the 19th century.
La Rioja
The city, capital of the province of the same name, is a blend of architecture featuring European and "local" styles.
The city, capital of the province of the same name, is a blend of architecture featuring European and "local" styles.
Mendoza
At the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is renowned for its wine production. While it is home to several museums, charming squares, churches, and notable buildings—and is considered a pleasant place—it is also, and above all, a great base for exploring the surrounding area.
At the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is renowned for its wine production. While it is home to several museums, charming squares, churches, and notable buildings—and is considered a pleasant place—it is also, and above all, a great base for exploring the surrounding area.
Purmamarca
A charming little village at the heart of the Cerro de los Siete Colores ("Hill of Seven Colors") and the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca.
A charming little village at the heart of the Cerro de los Siete Colores ("Hill of Seven Colors") and the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca.
Salta
One of the major cities in northwestern Argentina, located at nearly 1,200 meters above sea level. It’s quite pleasant with its colonial center and has become a near-essential stop for anyone looking to explore this part of the country.
One of the major cities in northwestern Argentina, located at nearly 1,200 meters above sea level. It’s quite pleasant with its colonial center and has become a near-essential stop for anyone looking to explore this part of the country.
San Miguel de Tucumán
Large city in northwestern Argentina (often simply called Tucumán) with several beautiful buildings, including its cathedral, and museums.
Large city in northwestern Argentina (often simply called Tucumán) with several beautiful buildings, including its cathedral, and museums.
Tafi del Valle
A charming resort town in the Calchaquí Valleys. Tafi is also known for its pre-Columbian menhirs and hiking opportunities in the surrounding area.
A charming resort town in the Calchaquí Valleys. Tafi is also known for its pre-Columbian menhirs and hiking opportunities in the surrounding area.
Tilcara
This is a charming small town at the entrance to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area. The town is also home to the Pucara de Tilcara, a reconstruction of a fortress built 900 years ago by the Tilcara Indians.
This is a charming small town at the entrance to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area. The town is also home to the Pucara de Tilcara, a reconstruction of a fortress built 900 years ago by the Tilcara Indians.
Natural Heritage
Aconcagua
This is the highest peak in the Andes (6,962 m), located in the provincial park of the same name, near the city of Mendoza and Chile. You can climb it or, more "modestly," enjoy its stunning landscapes during treks in the area.
This is the highest peak in the Andes (6,962 m), located in the provincial park of the same name, near the city of Mendoza and Chile. You can climb it or, more "modestly," enjoy its stunning landscapes during treks in the area.
Hill of the Seven Colors
A curious little mountain made up of seven colors near the village of Purmamarca. The site is characteristic of the Quebrada de Humahuaca region, a UNESCO World Heritage site in which it is located.
A curious little mountain made up of seven colors near the village of Purmamarca. The site is characteristic of the Quebrada de Humahuaca region, a UNESCO World Heritage site in which it is located.
La Payunia
A nature reserve on the edge of Patagonia, made up of lava fields and over 800 volcanic cones. The landscape is quite strange and wild.
A nature reserve on the edge of Patagonia, made up of lava fields and over 800 volcanic cones. The landscape is quite strange and wild.
Laguna de los Pozuelos
A small high-altitude lake near Bolivia. Several colonies of flamingos and vicuñas call it home.
A small high-altitude lake near Bolivia. Several colonies of flamingos and vicuñas call it home.
Ischigualasto Natural Park
Also known as the "Valley of the Moon", this UNESCO-listed park (like its neighbour Talampaya) features stunning semi-desert landscapes with unusual geological formations. It is also home to numerous dinosaur fossils.
Also known as the "Valley of the Moon", this UNESCO-listed park (like its neighbour Talampaya) features stunning semi-desert landscapes with unusual geological formations. It is also home to numerous dinosaur fossils.
Baritu National Park
It's a tropical forest park (the country's only one) on the Bolivian border. It hosts a fairly diverse wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas). You can hike there.
It's a tropical forest park (the country's only one) on the Bolivian border. It hosts a fairly diverse wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas). You can hike there.
Calilegua National Park
This site in northwestern Argentina protects the Andean cloud forest. Hiking and birdwatching are possible here.
This site in northwestern Argentina protects the Andean cloud forest. Hiking and birdwatching are possible here.
Talampaya National Park
A UNESCO-listed park adjacent to Ischigualasto, Talampaya offers stunning semi-desert landscapes of rock formations, canyons, and is home to numerous petroglyphs. Hiking is available here.
A UNESCO-listed park adjacent to Ischigualasto, Talampaya offers stunning semi-desert landscapes of rock formations, canyons, and is home to numerous petroglyphs. Hiking is available here.
Quebrada de Humahuaca
A UNESCO-listed valley stretching about 150 km in northwestern Argentina, remarkable for its landscapes, small villages, and various pre-Columbian and colonial remains.
A UNESCO-listed valley stretching about 150 km in northwestern Argentina, remarkable for its landscapes, small villages, and various pre-Columbian and colonial remains.
Salinas Grandes
This is a vast and astonishing salt desert located three hours from Jujuy and perched at an altitude of 3,350 m.
This is a vast and astonishing salt desert located three hours from Jujuy and perched at an altitude of 3,350 m.
Train to the Clouds
Or "Train to the Clouds". A tourist train (200 km and 20 stops) running between Salta and La Polvorilla, operating more or less regularly depending on the season. The route is stunning, climbing to over 4,000 metres above sea level.
Or "Train to the Clouds". A tourist train (200 km and 20 stops) running between Salta and La Polvorilla, operating more or less regularly depending on the season. The route is stunning, climbing to over 4,000 metres above sea level.
Calchaquí Valleys
Located between Cafayate and Salta in their "tourist" section, these valleys are one of Argentina’s most stunning landscapes. You’ll also find small towns, pre-Columbian and colonial sites, and Los Cardones National Park. They’ve become almost essential for any trip to northwestern Argentina.
Located between Cafayate and Salta in their "tourist" section, these valleys are one of Argentina’s most stunning landscapes. You’ll also find small towns, pre-Columbian and colonial sites, and Los Cardones National Park. They’ve become almost essential for any trip to northwestern Argentina.
Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego
Patagonia
Colonia Suiza
A small village founded on the lakeside by Swiss settlers in the 19th century, with a style reminiscent of Switzerland.
A small village founded on the lakeside by Swiss settlers in the 19th century, with a style reminiscent of Switzerland.
Comodoro Rivadavia
This is "the" major port city on the Atlantic coast of Patagonia. It’s not really a tourist destination.
This is "the" major port city on the Atlantic coast of Patagonia. It’s not really a tourist destination.
Cueva de las Manos
These are UNESCO-listed caves rich in rock art. They are located in the Rio Pinturas canyon, in southern Patagonia.
These are UNESCO-listed caves rich in rock art. They are located in the Rio Pinturas canyon, in southern Patagonia.
Dolavon
It is the best "preserved" in its style of all the towns in the Atlantic region founded by Welsh migrants in the 19th century (Trelew, Gaiman...).
It is the best "preserved" in its style of all the towns in the Atlantic region founded by Welsh migrants in the 19th century (Trelew, Gaiman...).
El Bolsón
A pleasant Andean town serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area and enjoying outdoor activities.
A pleasant Andean town serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area and enjoying outdoor activities.
El Calafate
This is a tourist town due to its location on the shores of Lake Argentino and, most importantly, its proximity to Los Glaciares National Park. More broadly, it also serves as the air gateway to the entire region, both on the Argentine and Chilean sides.
This is a tourist town due to its location on the shores of Lake Argentino and, most importantly, its proximity to Los Glaciares National Park. More broadly, it also serves as the air gateway to the entire region, both on the Argentine and Chilean sides.
El Chaltén
Small village in Los Glaciares National Park, serving as a possible starting point for climbing nearby Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre.
Small village in Los Glaciares National Park, serving as a possible starting point for climbing nearby Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre.
Esquel
The town, on the Andean foothills, mainly serves as a base or stopover for exploring the surrounding area.
The town, on the Andean foothills, mainly serves as a base or stopover for exploring the surrounding area.
Gaiman
One of the "Welsh towns" on the Atlantic coast, with traditions and tourist activities centered around its founding by Welsh settlers in the 19th century.
One of the "Welsh towns" on the Atlantic coast, with traditions and tourist activities centered around its founding by Welsh settlers in the 19th century.
Neuquén
It’s a major urban hub in northern Patagonia, typically used by travellers as a transport hub.
It’s a major urban hub in northern Patagonia, typically used by travellers as a transport hub.
Puerto Deseado
A small town at the mouth of the river of the same name, which has preserved some remnants from the 19th century when it welcomed numerous cargo ships and ocean liners.
A small town at the mouth of the river of the same name, which has preserved some remnants from the 19th century when it welcomed numerous cargo ships and ocean liners.
Puerto Madryn
On the coast in northern Patagonia. It’s primarily a base for visiting the Valdés Peninsula.
On the coast in northern Patagonia. It’s primarily a base for visiting the Valdés Peninsula.
Rio Gallegos
The capital of the Santa Cruz province is primarily the gateway to Tierra del Fuego or the southern Andes parks.
The capital of the Santa Cruz province is primarily the gateway to Tierra del Fuego or the southern Andes parks.
San Carlos de Bariloche
At the foot of the Andes, surrounded by lakes and mountains, the city—more simply called Bariloche—is popular for the outdoor sports activities its surroundings offer (skiing, hiking, climbing, rafting).
At the foot of the Andes, surrounded by lakes and mountains, the city—more simply called Bariloche—is popular for the outdoor sports activities its surroundings offer (skiing, hiking, climbing, rafting).
San Martin de los Andes
This small town in the stunning Lake District is a tourist destination for winter (skiing) and summer (hiking, mountain biking, rafting). It’s also the base for exploring the nearby Lanin National Park and the starting point for the scenic Seven Lakes Route.
This small town in the stunning Lake District is a tourist destination for winter (skiing) and summer (hiking, mountain biking, rafting). It’s also the base for exploring the nearby Lanin National Park and the starting point for the scenic Seven Lakes Route.
Trelew
One of the Welsh towns in the region. It mainly serves as a base for exploring the surrounding areas (Valdés Peninsula, Punta Tombo).
One of the Welsh towns in the region. It mainly serves as a base for exploring the surrounding areas (Valdés Peninsula, Punta Tombo).
Villa La Angostura
A large tourist town in the Patagonian Andes, set amidst stunning lake and mountain landscapes where all kinds of outdoor activities can be enjoyed.
A large tourist town in the Patagonian Andes, set amidst stunning lake and mountain landscapes where all kinds of outdoor activities can be enjoyed.
Natural Heritage
Petrified Forests
A desert area designated as a natural park, where you can see numerous fossilized trees.
A desert area designated as a natural park, where you can see numerous fossilized trees.
La Trochita
Also known as the "Old Patagonian Express", this is a tourist steam train line running through beautiful landscapes, mainly departing from Esquel towards Nahuel Pan.
Also known as the "Old Patagonian Express", this is a tourist steam train line running through beautiful landscapes, mainly departing from Esquel towards Nahuel Pan.
Lake Aluminé
Near the Chilean border, this (navigable) lake and its surroundings are home to several Mapuche communities and, above all, plenty of spots perfect for hiking (and skiing).
Near the Chilean border, this (navigable) lake and its surroundings are home to several Mapuche communities and, above all, plenty of spots perfect for hiking (and skiing).
Lake Caviahue
Near the Chilean border, this lake and its surroundings offer multiple hiking and skiing opportunities in beautiful volcanic landscapes.
Near the Chilean border, this lake and its surroundings offer multiple hiking and skiing opportunities in beautiful volcanic landscapes.
Laguna Blanca National Park
It's a volcanic desert on the foothills of the Andes, near a lake. The area is home to many waterfowl. Hiking is possible here.
It's a volcanic desert on the foothills of the Andes, near a lake. The area is home to many waterfowl. Hiking is possible here.
Lanin National Park
In the Lake District, near Chile, Lanin offers stunning lake and mountain landscapes perfect for hiking and other outdoor activities.
In the Lake District, near Chile, Lanin offers stunning lake and mountain landscapes perfect for hiking and other outdoor activities.
Los Alerces National Park
This is a lovely UNESCO-listed park established in 2017, featuring lakes, rivers, and forests in the Esquel region. Visitors can fish, hike, and go boating here.
This is a lovely UNESCO-listed park established in 2017, featuring lakes, rivers, and forests in the Esquel region. Visitors can fish, hike, and go boating here.
Los Arrayanes National Park
A forested site accessible by land from Villa La Angostura or by boat via Nahuel Huapi Lake from San Carlos de Bariloche. Hiking is available here.
A forested site accessible by land from Villa La Angostura or by boat via Nahuel Huapi Lake from San Carlos de Bariloche. Hiking is available here.
Los Glaciares National Park
A stunning park of lakes, glaciers (including the famous Perito Moreno), and mountains (such as Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, which you can climb), designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hiking and many other outdoor activities are available here.
A stunning park of lakes, glaciers (including the famous Perito Moreno), and mountains (such as Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, which you can climb), designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hiking and many other outdoor activities are available here.
Monte León National Park
On the southern coast of Patagonia, this spot offers stunning, desolate marine landscapes along with abundant wildlife (birds, penguins, sea lions).
On the southern coast of Patagonia, this spot offers stunning, desolate marine landscapes along with abundant wildlife (birds, penguins, sea lions).
Nahuel Huapi National Park
A popular Andean park known for its stunning landscapes, perfect for hiking.
A popular Andean park known for its stunning landscapes, perfect for hiking.
Valdés Peninsula
This peninsula in northern Patagonia is a paradise for nature lovers. You can observe numerous birds as well as colonies of sea lions, elephant seals, and whales.
This peninsula in northern Patagonia is a paradise for nature lovers. You can observe numerous birds as well as colonies of sea lions, elephant seals, and whales.
Perito Moreno
Stunning, it is often described as the most beautiful glacier on the South American continent. Easily accessible, it is located in Los Glaciares National Park, not far from El Calafate. You can try glacial trekking here.
Stunning, it is often described as the most beautiful glacier on the South American continent. Easily accessible, it is located in Los Glaciares National Park, not far from El Calafate. You can try glacial trekking here.
Punta Tombo
This peninsula south of Trelew is home to a vast colony of Magellanic penguins from September to April.
This peninsula south of Trelew is home to a vast colony of Magellanic penguins from September to April.
Lake District
A stunning (tourist) region in the central Andes, particularly along the "Seven Lakes Route". Amid extraordinary landscapes, you can enjoy skiing, hiking, and various other outdoor sports.
A stunning (tourist) region in the central Andes, particularly along the "Seven Lakes Route". Amid extraordinary landscapes, you can enjoy skiing, hiking, and various other outdoor sports.
Seven Lakes Route
A scenic route spanning around a hundred kilometres from San Martín de los Andes to Villa La Angostura, at the heart of the Lake District.
A scenic route spanning around a hundred kilometres from San Martín de los Andes to Villa La Angostura, at the heart of the Lake District.
Tierra del Fuego
Ushuaia
The city, with its overhyped reputation, is considered the southernmost in the world. In reality, Ushuaia is just the base for exploring the region, or even beyond by boat (Falklands, Antarctica).
The city, with its overhyped reputation, is considered the southernmost in the world. In reality, Ushuaia is just the base for exploring the region, or even beyond by boat (Falklands, Antarctica).
Natural Heritage
Beagle Channel
It’s a narrow strait between the southern part of the main island of Argentine or Chilean Tierra del Fuego and smaller surrounding islands. You can take stunning boat or kayak trips here to explore the landscapes and wildlife.
It’s a narrow strait between the southern part of the main island of Argentine or Chilean Tierra del Fuego and smaller surrounding islands. You can take stunning boat or kayak trips here to explore the landscapes and wildlife.
Lake Fagnano
Large lake north of Ushuaia straddling Argentina and Chile. It can be explored on foot or by boat.
Large lake north of Ushuaia straddling Argentina and Chile. It can be explored on foot or by boat.
Tierra del Fuego National Park
This is a mountainous area near Ushuaia with stunning coastal, lake, and forest landscapes where you can hike and observe local wildlife and flora. However, only part of the site is open to the public.
This is a mountainous area near Ushuaia with stunning coastal, lake, and forest landscapes where you can hike and observe local wildlife and flora. However, only part of the site is open to the public.
Must-see & highly recommended
Iguazu Falls
★★★★ These world-famous falls straddle Argentina and Brazil. They lie within the eponymous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Los Glaciares National Park
★★★★ A stunning park of lakes, glaciers (including the famous Perito Moreno), and mountains (such as Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, which you can…
Valdés Peninsula
★★★★ This peninsula in northern Patagonia is a paradise for nature lovers. You can observe numerous birds as well as colonies of sea lions…
Perito Moreno
★★★★ Stunning, it is often described as the most beautiful glacier on the South American continent. Easily accessible, it is located in Los…
Quebrada de Humahuaca
★★★★ A UNESCO-listed valley stretching about 150 km in northwestern Argentina, remarkable for its landscapes, small villages, and various…
Salinas Grandes
★★★★ This is a vast and astonishing salt desert located three hours from Jujuy and perched at an altitude of 3,350 m.
Calchaquí Valleys
★★★★ Located between Cafayate and Salta in their "tourist" section, these valleys are one of Argentina’s most stunning landscapes…
Recommended
Aconcagua
★★★ This is the highest peak in the Andes (6,962 m), located in the provincial park of the same name, near the city of Mendoza and Chile. You…
Buenos Aires
★★★ Museums, monuments, lively neighbourhoods, and a touch of old Europe make Argentina’s capital a pleasant city to explore.
Beagle Channel
★★★ It’s a narrow strait between the southern part of the main island of Argentine or Chilean Tierra del Fuego and smaller surrounding…
Hill of the Seven Colors
★★★ A curious little mountain made up of seven colors near the village of Purmamarca. The site is characteristic of the Quebrada de Humahuaca…
Inca Trails of the Andes
★★★ Also known as Qhapaq Ñan. These are the remains of the roads (23,000 km) built by the Incas over several centuries to consolidate their…
La Payunia
★★★ A nature reserve on the edge of Patagonia, made up of lava fields and over 800 volcanic cones. The landscape is quite strange and wild.
Jesuit Missions of Argentina
★★★ In the northeast of the country, near Paraguay and Iguazu, these missions date back to the 17th century and are listed as UNESCO World…
Los Alerces National Park
★★★ This is a lovely UNESCO-listed park established in 2017, featuring lakes, rivers, and forests in the Esquel region. Visitors can fish…
Monte León National Park
★★★ On the southern coast of Patagonia, this spot offers stunning, desolate marine landscapes along with abundant wildlife (birds, penguins…
Nahuel Huapi National Park
★★★ A popular Andean park known for its stunning landscapes, perfect for hiking.
Talampaya National Park
★★★ A UNESCO-listed park adjacent to Ischigualasto, Talampaya offers stunning semi-desert landscapes of rock formations, canyons, and is home…
Tierra del Fuego National Park
★★★ This is a mountainous area near Ushuaia with stunning coastal, lake, and forest landscapes where you can hike and observe local wildlife…
Ischigualasto Natural Park
★★★ Also known as the "Valley of the Moon", this UNESCO-listed park (like its neighbour Talampaya) features stunning semi-desert landscapes…
Lake District (Argentina)
★★★ A stunning (tourist) region in the central Andes, particularly along the "Seven Lakes Route". Amid extraordinary landscapes, you can enjoy…
Seven Lakes Route
★★★ A scenic route spanning around a hundred kilometres from San Martín de los Andes to Villa La Angostura, at the heart of the Lake District.
Train to the Clouds
★★★ Or "Train to the Clouds". A tourist train (200 km and 20 stops) running between Salta and La Polvorilla, operating more or less regularly…
Worth a look / Other
Cachi
★★ A charming small colonial town in the northern part of the Calchaquí Valleys.
Cafayate
★★ In the south of the Calchaquí Valleys, this colonial-style town is known for its vineyards and as a base for exploring the surrounding area.
Córdoba (Argentina)
★★ It's a large urban area in the center and the capital of the province of the same name. Córdoba is known for its colonial architecture and…
Cueva de las Manos
★★ These are UNESCO-listed caves rich in rock art. They are located in the Rio Pinturas canyon, in southern Patagonia.
Paraná Delta
★★ It begins at the mouth of the Río de la Plata, near Buenos Aires. From the town of Tigre (north of the capital), you can take beautiful…
Ibera Marshes
★★ Vast wetlands in northeastern Argentina teeming with wildlife (caimans, anacondas, wolves, birds). Explore by canoe.
Humahuaca
★★ A small colonial-style town in the heart of the Quebrada de Humahuaca.
La Trochita
★★ Also known as the "Old Patagonian Express", this is a tourist steam train line running through beautiful landscapes, mainly departing from…
Mar Chiquita Lagoon
★★ This lagoon near Mar del Plata, on the Atlantic coast, is partly surrounded by dunes. It offers beautiful landscapes and is renowned for…
Mar del Plata
★★ Argentina’s top seaside resort. Beyond its beaches, the city also offers several museums and beautiful Victorian mansions.
Mendoza
★★ At the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is renowned for its wine production. While it is home to several museums, charming squares, churches, and…
San Ignacio Mini Mission
★★ In the border town of Paraguay’s San Ignacio, this is one of the most beautiful Jesuit missions in the region listed as a UNESCO…
Baritu National Park
★★ It's a tropical forest park (the country's only one) on the Bolivian border. It hosts a fairly diverse wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas)…
Calilegua National Park
★★ This site in northwestern Argentina protects the Andean cloud forest. Hiking and birdwatching are possible here.
Chaco National Park
★★ This park, in the eponymous province, is known for its varied landscape (savanna, marshes, lagoons) and wildlife (birds, monkeys, pumas…
Laguna Blanca National Park
★★ It's a volcanic desert on the foothills of the Andes, near a lake. The area is home to many waterfowl. Hiking is possible here.
Lanin National Park
★★ In the Lake District, near Chile, Lanin offers stunning lake and mountain landscapes perfect for hiking and other outdoor activities.
Los Arrayanes National Park
★★ A forested site accessible by land from Villa La Angostura or by boat via Nahuel Huapi Lake from San Carlos de Bariloche. Hiking is…
Sierra de las Quijadas National Park
★★ This is a beautiful arid park with pinkish hues from the Andean foothills, perfect for hiking.
Punta Tombo
★★ This peninsula south of Trelew is home to a vast colony of Magellanic penguins from September to April.
Purmamarca
★★ A charming little village at the heart of the Cerro de los Siete Colores ("Hill of Seven Colors") and the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de…
Rio de la Plata
★★ This is the estuary separating Uruguay and Argentina. Crossing between Carmelo (Uruguay) and Tigre (Argentina) offers a pleasant trip…
Salta
★★ One of the major cities in northwestern Argentina, located at nearly 1,200 meters above sea level. It’s quite pleasant with its…
Mocona Falls
★★ These are 15-meter-high waterfalls stretching 3 kilometers wide east of Posadas, on the Uruguay River, at the border of Brazil.
San Antonio de Areco
★★ Northwest of the capital, this small town with gaucho culture and traditions is one of the most beautiful in the Pampas, with its historic…
San Carlos de Bariloche
★★ At the foot of the Andes, surrounded by lakes and mountains, the city—more simply called Bariloche—is popular for the outdoor…
Sierra de La Ventana
★★ A village in the heart of the mountains of the same name, where you can hike, fish, or go climbing.
Tafi del Valle
★★ A charming resort town in the Calchaquí Valleys. Tafi is also known for its pre-Columbian menhirs and hiking opportunities in the…
Tilcara
★★ This is a charming small town at the entrance to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area. The town…
Villa La Angostura
★★ A large tourist town in the Patagonian Andes, set amidst stunning lake and mountain landscapes where all kinds of outdoor activities can be…
Alta Gracia
★ A town about thirty kilometres south of Córdoba with a beautiful 17th-century Jesuit estate, several museums (including one dedicated to…
Bahia Blanca
★ A large port south of Mar del Plata with quite beautiful 19th-century "European-style" architecture.
Petrified Forests
★ A desert area designated as a natural park, where you can see numerous fossilized trees.
Carmen de Patagones
★ A small town on the edge of Patagonia, featuring beautiful buildings and remnants from the Spanish era.
Catamarca
★ Officially named San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, this is a city with colonial architecture and the capital of Catamarca Province.
Cayastá
★ A few kilometres north of Santa Fe, these are the ruins of the first settlement of Santa Fe (Santa Fe la Vieja).
Cerro Catedral
★ One of the largest ski resorts in South America, near San Carlos de Bariloche.
Sacred City of the Quilmes
★ This archaeological site between Tucuman and Cafayate preserves the remains of a fortified city built by the Quilmes indigenous people.
Colón (Argentina)
★ Opposite Uruguay, Colón is a popular local tourist destination known for its old town, thermal baths, and activities on the Rio Uruguay.
Colonia Suiza
★ A small village founded on the lakeside by Swiss settlers in the 19th century, with a style reminiscent of Switzerland.
Comodoro Rivadavia
★ This is "the" major port city on the Atlantic coast of Patagonia. It’s not really a tourist destination.
Corrientes
★ Capital of the province of the same name on the banks of the Paraná River, the city has an old centre and colonial-era buildings.
Dolavon
★ It is the best "preserved" in its style of all the towns in the Atlantic region founded by Welsh migrants in the 19th century (Trelew…
El Bolsón
★ A pleasant Andean town serving as a base for exploring the surrounding area and enjoying outdoor activities.
El Calafate
★ This is a tourist town due to its location on the shores of Lake Argentino and, most importantly, its proximity to Los Glaciares National…
El Chaltén
★ Small village in Los Glaciares National Park, serving as a possible starting point for climbing nearby Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre.
Jesuit Block and Estancias of Córdoba
★ These are several Jesuit buildings dating from the 17th century, constructed either in the city of Córdoba (notably the university) or in…
Esquel
★ The town, on the Andean foothills, mainly serves as a base or stopover for exploring the surrounding area.
Formosa
★ It's a large city in northern Argentina, not particularly touristy, on the border with Paraguay.
Gaiman
★ One of the "Welsh towns" on the Atlantic coast, with traditions and tourist activities centered around its founding by Welsh settlers in…
Jesús María
★ A town fifty kilometres north of Córdoba whose 17th-century Jesuit works are listed as UNESCO World Heritage under the "Jesuit Estancias of…
Jujuy
★ Or more precisely San Salvador de Jujuy. Capital of the Jujuy province, the city has several buildings from the Spanish era and the 19th…
La Cumbre
★ A small town near Córdoba that serves as a base for the many outdoor activities available in the surrounding area.
La Plata
★ Capital of the Buenos Aires province, this cultural city boasts renowned museums and beautiful late 19th-century architecture born from…
La Rioja
★ The city, capital of the province of the same name, is a blend of architecture featuring European and "local" styles.
Lake Aluminé
★ Near the Chilean border, this (navigable) lake and its surroundings are home to several Mapuche communities and, above all, plenty of spots…
Lake Caviahue
★ Near the Chilean border, this lake and its surroundings offer multiple hiking and skiing opportunities in beautiful volcanic landscapes.
Lake Fagnano
★ Large lake north of Ushuaia straddling Argentina and Chile. It can be explored on foot or by boat.
Laguna de los Pozuelos
★ A small high-altitude lake near Bolivia. Several colonies of flamingos and vicuñas call it home.
Las Leñas
★ It’s a ski resort south of Mendoza and one of the most important in the country.
Los Gigantes (Argentina)
★ These rock formations near Córdoba are a premier climbing destination in the country.
Los Penitentes
★ A winter sports resort near Mendoza and the Chilean border.
Mar Chiquita
★ Near Córdoba, this is the largest saltwater lake in Argentina, not to be confused with its namesake on the Atlantic coast. It attracts a…
Mina Clavero
★ In the heart of the Traslasierra Valley, the town serves as a base for outdoor activities in the surrounding area (trekking, climbing…
Necochea
★ The city offers vast beaches south of Mar del Plata with waves for surfing and a nearby forest for walks.
Neuquén
★ It’s a major urban hub in northern Patagonia, typically used by travellers as a transport hub.
Paraná
★ Capital of the Entre Ríos province, Paraná offers an interesting mix of architecture and numerous parks that make it pleasant.
El Palmar National Park
★ Close to Colón, this small park is known for its palm grove and wildlife (mammals, reptiles, birds).
Lihué Calel National Park
★ In the heart of the country, this fairly isolated and rather desert-like site is home to diverse wildlife (puma, guanaco, birds) and…
Mburucuya National Park
★ A partly marshy area in northern Argentina that is home to rich wildlife (birds, monkeys, caimans).
Rio Pilcomayo National Park
★ The area is a marshland on the Paraguayan border, primarily renowned for birdwatching.
Pinamar
★ A seaside resort with beautiful architecture on the Atlantic coast, north of Mar del Plata.
Posadas
★ The capital of Misiones Province mainly serves as a gateway to Paraguay, a stopover on the way to northwestern Argentina, or occasionally…
Puerto Deseado
★ A small town at the mouth of the river of the same name, which has preserved some remnants from the 19th century when it welcomed numerous…
Puerto Iguazú
★ This is the town near the namesake falls and the recommended base (certainly better than its Brazilian counterpart) for exploring them.
Puerto Madryn
★ On the coast in northern Patagonia. It’s primarily a base for visiting the Valdés Peninsula.
Puerto Pirámides
★ This is a village on the Valdés Peninsula and often a stopover when exploring it.
Punta Rasa Reserve
★ A small natural reserve at the mouth of the Rio de la Plata, known for birdwatching. It’s also a popular spot for kitesurfing.
Resistencia
★ The main urban centre of Argentina’s Chaco region, on the banks of the Paraná River.
Rio Gallegos
★ The capital of the Santa Cruz province is primarily the gateway to Tierra del Fuego or the southern Andes parks.
Rio Grande (Argentina)
★ This is the largest city in Tierra del Fuego, about a hundred kilometres before Ushuaia.
Mendoza River
★ In the province of the same name, the river is renowned for rafting.
Rosario
★ Argentina’s third-largest urban area is pleasant and popular for its lively atmosphere, museums, and riverside waterfront along the…
San Isidro (Argentina)
★ On the outskirts of Buenos Aires, facing the Rio de la Plata, the city has a beautiful cathedral and an old town centre.
San Martin de los Andes
★ This small town in the stunning Lake District is a tourist destination for winter (skiing) and summer (hiking, mountain biking, rafting)…
San Miguel de Tucumán
★ Large city in northwestern Argentina (often simply called Tucumán) with several beautiful buildings, including its cathedral, and museums.
Santa Catalina (Argentina)
★ About a hundred kilometres north of Cordoba, the village is home to Jesuit establishments (17th century) classified as UNESCO World…
Santa Fe (Argentina)
★ Or more precisely Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, a cultural city with a historic center. It is also the provincial capital.
Santa Rosa (Argentina)
★ In the centre of the country, the capital of La Pampa Province is primarily a transport hub for overland travel.
Tigre
★ It's a pretty upscale suburb of Buenos Aires from which you can take a boat to Uruguay or explore the Paraná Delta.
Trelew
★ One of the Welsh towns in the region. It mainly serves as a base for exploring the surrounding areas (Valdés Peninsula, Punta Tombo).
Ushuaia
★ The city, with its overhyped reputation, is considered the southernmost in the world. In reality, Ushuaia is just the base for exploring…
Villa General Belgrano
★ A village south of Córdoba founded by Germans in a Bavarian architectural style, featuring a huge Oktoberfest in October.
Villa Gesell
★ A popular seaside resort on the northern coast of Mar del Plata.
- Cachi
- Cafayate
- Catamarca
- Humahuaca
- Jujuy
- Las Leñas
- Los Penitentes
- Mendoza
- Purmamarca
- Salta
- San Miguel de Tucumán
- Tafi del Valle
- Tilcara
- Aconcagua
- Hill of the Seven Colors
- Laguna de los Pozuelos
- Ischigualasto Natural Park
- Baritu National Park
- Calilegua National Park
- Talampaya National Park
- Quebrada de Humahuaca
- Mendoza River
- Salinas Grandes
- Train to the Clouds
- Calchaquí Valleys
- Formosa
- Resistencia
- Chaco National Park
- Rio Pilcomayo National Park
- Corrientes
- Paraná
- Posadas
- Puerto Iguazú
- Iguazu Falls
- Ibera Marshes
- El Palmar National Park
- Mburucuya National Park
- Mocona Falls
- Alta Gracia
- Bahia Blanca
- Buenos Aires
- Carmen de Patagones
- Cayastá
- Jesús María
- Mar del Plata
- Mina Clavero
- Necochea
- Pinamar
- Rosario
- San Antonio de Areco
- Tigre
- Villa General Belgrano
- Villa Gesell
- Paraná Delta
- Mar Chiquita Lagoon
- Mar Chiquita
- Lihué Calel National Park
- Sierra de las Quijadas National Park
- Punta Rasa Reserve
- Sierra de La Ventana
- Colonia Suiza
- Comodoro Rivadavia
- Cueva de las Manos
- Dolavon
- El Bolsón
- El Calafate
- El Chaltén
- Esquel
- Gaiman
- Neuquén
- Puerto Deseado
- Puerto Madryn
- Puerto Pirámides
- Rio Gallegos
- San Carlos de Bariloche
- San Martin de los Andes
- Trelew
- Villa La Angostura
- Petrified Forests
- Cerro Catedral
- Lake Aluminé
- Lake Caviahue
- Laguna Blanca National Park
- Lanin National Park
- Los Alerces National Park
- Los Arrayanes National Park
- Los Glaciares National Park
- Monte León National Park
- Nahuel Huapi National Park
- Punta Tombo
- Seven Lakes Route
- Ushuaia
- Beagle Channel
- Lake Fagnano
- Tierra del Fuego National Park
- Colón (Argentina)
- Santa Catalina (Argentina)
- Santa Fe (Argentina)
- Los Gigantes (Argentina)
- Rio Grande (Argentina)
- Jesuit Missions of Argentina
- San Ignacio Mini Mission
- Córdoba (Argentina)
- La Cumbre
- La Plata
- San Isidro (Argentina)
- Santa Rosa (Argentina)
- La Rioja
- Sacred City of the Quilmes
- La Payunia
- La Trochita
- Perito Moreno
- Valdés Peninsula
- Lake District (Argentina)