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Travel guide in Argentina: the best places and cities of the country.

Argentina

Argentina is a country of breathtaking natural beauty, offering visitors a chance to explore some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in South America. Starting in Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital city, travelers can embark on an unforgettable journey through Argentina’s diverse regions.

One of the top destinations in Argentina is Los Glaciares National Park, home to the famous Perito Moreno Glacier. Located in the southern Patagonian region, this national park is a world-class site, attracting visitors from around the globe. The Perito Moreno Glacier, with its massive ice formations, stretches miles wide and is one of the few glaciers in the world that is still advancing. The nearby town of El Calafate serves as the gateway to this incredible glacier, offering easy access for those looking to experience this natural wonder up close.

Further south, adventurers can explore Tierra del Fuego, known as the “Land of Fire.” This remote and rugged region, located at the far southern tip of South America, is perfect for those looking to get away from it all and immerse themselves in the wild beauty of the southern wilds. Tierra del Fuego is also home to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, where visitors can explore national parks, hike in the Andes, and witness the unique wildlife of the region.

For those interested in hiking and mountaineering, El Chaltén in Los Glaciares National Park is a must-visit. This small town is known as the trekking capital of Argentina and is the starting point for hikes to the majestic Fitz Roy mountain. The trails offer stunning views of glaciers, lakes, and the rugged Patagonian landscape.

Argentina’s Lake District is another highlight, with its shimmering lakes and lush forests. The region, centered around Nahuel Huapi National Park, offers a mix of outdoor activities and picturesque scenery, making it a popular destination for nature lovers.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Puerto Madryn on the Atlantic coast offers the chance to see sea lions, penguins, and whales in their natural habitat. This area is also close to the Valdés Peninsula, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its incredible marine life.

Beyond its natural wonders, Argentina is also famous for its wine country, particularly the Mendoza region. Here, travelers can enjoy world-class wines while taking in the stunning views of the Andes mountains.

Whether you’re exploring the massive glaciers of Patagonia, the vibrant capital city of Buenos Aires, or the wine regions of Mendoza, Argentina offers something for every traveler. With its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and diverse wildlife, a trip to Argentina is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

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Argentina

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Argentina has about 30 major cities

Cities and places

The most famous tourist cities and places of Argentina are the capital of Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, Salta, the resort of Bariloche, La Plata, Jujuy province, Ushuaia and Patagonia, Santa Fe, Mendoza

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Excursions

We know the most interesting places of Argentina - colonial cities, Southern Argentina and Patagonia, picturesque Jujuy province, tropical Iguazu waterfalls, Mendoza wine valleys.

Reminder of Argentina for travelers

it is important to know


- Buenos Aires, the capital of tango
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Patagonia, a region with icebergs, unique wildlife and adventures
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Puerto Iguazú, the most incredible waterfalls in the world
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Mendoza, matches the incredible taste of the region's wines with its beautiful landscapes
Argentina is the second largest country in South America and bordered by Bolivia and Paraguay in the north, and Uruguay and Brazil in the east. It is also bordered by the Atlantic, Chile and the Andes peaks. The northern area is the swampy and partly wooded Gran Chaco, bordering Bolivia and Paraguay. South of that are the rolling, fertile Pampas, which are rich in agriculture and sheep- and cattle-grazing and support most of the population. Southward is Patagonia, a region of cool, arid steppes with some wooded and fertile sections.
The only official national language of Argentina is Spanish, but English, Italian, German, and French are also spoken. A few immigrants and indigenous communities have retained their original languages. The most prevalent dialect is Rioplatense, whose speakers are primarily located in the basin of the Río de la Plata.
The local currency is the Argentinean Peso. 1 USD is about 39,96 Argentinean Pesos .
The north of the country is characterized by very hot, humid summers with mild drier winters, and is subject to periodic droughts. Central Argentina has hot summers with thunderstorms and cool winters. The southern regions have warm summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall, especially in mountainous zones. Higher elevations at all latitudes experience cooler conditions. The southern regions, particularly the far south, experience long periods of daylight from November to February, and extended nights from May to August.
Argentines consume large amounts of beef. Another traditional food is the "empanada", a circular piece of pastry folded in two around a filling, which can be baked or fried. Italian food, like pizza and pasta are common. Also sweets, especially "dulce de leche", are popular. Dulce de leche is a dark brown fluid paste, made from milk and sugar stirred at very high temperatures. It is an essential ingredient of cakes, and shares the place of jelly and jam in breakfasts. It is also used to top desserts.
Argentina is famous for its wine, most notably the red wine from the province of Mendoza, where weather conditions are optimal.
The country was first explored in 1516 by Juan Díaz de Solis. From there on, Argentina developed slowly under Spanish colonial rule. Buenos Aires was settled in 1580 and on July 9, 1816, independence was formally declared. This large country has a long and interesting history and due to this history the country is what it is now: an amazing beautiful country with something to offer for everybody.
Around 93% declare themselves Roman Catholic. The country also hosts the largest Jewish population in all of Latin America, about 2 percent of the population. It is also home to one of the largest mosques in Latin America, serving Argentina's Muslim community.
Argentine culture has been primarily informed and influenced by its European roots. Buenos Aires, considered by many its cultural capital, is often said to be the most European city in South America, due both to many people of European descent and to imitation of European styles in art forms such as its architecture. The other big influence are the "gauchos" and their traditional country lifestyle of self-reliance. Finally, indigenous American traditions, like drinking mate tea, have been absorbed into the culture.
The Tango is Argentina's musical symbol. Today, tango has worldwide popularity, and the rise of neo-tango is a global phenomenon. If you are in Buenos Aires you should experience dancing the Tango yourself. We can provide dancing classes which will make your true Argentinian experience come true.

European classical music is well represented in Argentina. Buenos Aires is home to the world-renowned Colón Theater. All major cities in Argentina have impressive theaters or opera houses, and provincial or city orchestras.
The Andean Condor is the largest carrion eating bird in the World and it is found throughout the country. Birds of prey are common in the mountains: buzzards, eagles, hawks and kestrels.
In the southern Andes, the guanaco makes an appearance, alongside the deer, Andean foxes and skunks. In the Lake district - in the Magellanic forests - the bird-life is almost oblivious to humans.
In the pampas and steppe land of Patagonia many interesting species can be seen. Waterfowl is common, and also the black-necked swans, coscoroba swans and the amusing steamer ducks. The South American version of an ostrich, the rhea, is a peculiar creature, notable because the male single-handedly incubates the eggs and cares for the young.
The Atlantic coast and archipelago of Tierra del Fuego are rich in marine life. Occasionally albatross may be seen, skuas, gulls, terns, magellanic penguins. The Valdés Peninsula has colonies of seals, sea lions, penguins and whales can be seen from the shore. The elephant seals arrive late August and start their aggressive breeding display.

Vacation in Argentina

Discover Argentina with Tour Operator Ada Tours (Ада Турс)!

The Tour Operator Ada Tours will be happy to help you organize your vacation in Argentina as part of a group tour or develop your personal individual travel itinerary. We know the best places and resorts in Argentina for luxury holidays, tours for the whole family and romantic tours for couples. We will help you develop a tour to Antarctica and Patagonia as part of an expedition vessel or just watch the animals on the islands near Ushuaia. Sightseeing tours to Argentina will be  interesting to the most active travelers who are used to conquering the most difficult routes. The country is interesting for its complex trekking tours, climbing glaciers, as well as unforgettable motorcycle tours. Hotels in Argentina and Patagonia are very diverse – they offer wellness  and SPA tours at thermal volcanic springs, family beach holidays and romantic vacations for couples. We will be happy to help fulfill any idea of travelling  in your life!