ARGENTINA

Stunning landscapes and ancient traditions

Each of Argentina’s regions offers memorable experiences, from the sweeping landscapes of Patagonia to the exciting cultural heritage of Buenos Aires.

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The iconic Women's Bridge, sail-shaped, over a river in Buenos Aires, with Puerto Madero in the background

Puerto Madero, Argentina

Bustling streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina, with stalls selling products and people walking around

Market in Argentina

Asphalt road in Argentina with a view of Cerro Fitz Roy, one of Patagonia's most famous peaks

Patagonia, Argentina

Facades of colorful wooden houses with balconies, typical of Caminito neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Caminito neighborhood, Buenos Aires

When to visit

You can visit Argentina at any time of the year, whether it is to visit its stunning landscapes and renowned wineries, or for its pulsating city life and outdoor activities.

Climate

Extremely diverse, it ranges from subtropical in the north to polar in Patagonia. The central region is temperate, with hot summers and cool winters.

Language

The official language of Argentina is Spanish which is spoken in every region of the country.

Currency

The official currency of Argentina is the Argentine peso (ARS) and payments can be made with cash, credit and debit cards.

Some must-see places to add to
your trip to Argentina

An oasis of greenery within the city

Discover the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve in the heart of Buenos Aires

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The cafés of Buenos Aires

Come and discover some of the oldest cafés and bars in Buenos Aires

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Discover an incredible country

Argentina offers a mix of natural wonders and cosmopolitan life. In Buenos Aires, you can explore historic neighbourhoods such as San Telmo, attend a tango show and indulge in the city's famous steak.

Further south, Patagonia offers the stunning glaciers of El Calafate and the beauty of the mountains. The province of Mendoza is perfect for wine lovers, known for its world-renowned Malbecs, while to the north, the Iguazu Falls are one of the world's most breathtaking natural spectacles.