Discover the best countries to visit in South America, the nicest archeological sites, the best cities, and how you can plan a wonderful trip.
Puerto Madryn, Argentina is a major wildlife destination in South America. This mid-sized town, located on the east coast of the country, in the province of Chubut – part of Patagonia – is one of the best places to visit in the country. Though it has some beautiful beaches (however, don’t expect palm trees and clear … Read more
There are 33 national parks in Argentina, scattered from north to south, showing the best of Patagonian landscape; subtropical rainforest; wetlands; waterfalls; desert; mountains; lakes and unique wildlife. Whether you want to go hiking; admire wildlife; be mesmerized by the roar of waterfalls or just escape from the crowds and the city, this country has … Read more
Are you looking for the best way to get from Ezeiza to Buenos Aires? You are in the right place! Buenos Aires has two airports. One is Ministro Pistarini International Airport, which is known as Ezeiza and is located at about 1 hour drive from the center of town, and very well connected to the rest … Read more
With so many wineries in Mendoza, picking which ones to visit isn’t easy. These are spread across three main regions – Maipú, Luján de Cuyo and Uco Valley, each of them having its charm. The province of Mendoza is the biggest wine producer in Argentina (the other one is Cafayate, in the Salta Province), and … Read more
There are more things to do in Mendoza, Argentina than you’d imagine. The capital of the Mendoza Province is known for its wine production, for the incredible food (this is where you’ll eat some of the best steaks in Argentina) and for the gorgeous landscapes of vineyards and mountains. To be fair, Mendoza city itself … Read more
Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most incredible sights in Argentine Patagonia, and one of the top places to visit in South America. Located in Los Glaciares National Park, this is likely the most famous glacier in the world, and for many good reasons. So in case you are wondering whether Perito Moreno is … Read more
El Chalten is – quite simply – one of the places you should never skip during a trip to Argentina. This tiny town considered to be a climbing paradise counts around 1,600 inhabitants, though apparently no more than 400 people live there year round. The population inevitably swells with tourists in the summer months – … Read more
It’s true. Rosario doesn’t usually make it to the ‘top of the list’ destinations in Argentina. It’s a bit far from classic bucket-listers like Buenos Aires, or Bariloche. It’s not as known as Córdoba or Mendoza. It’s not nestled among mountaintops, open seas, or extreme waterfalls. Still, Rosario has its own mojo and vibes of its … Read more