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If you have a sense of history you will love the museums, the legendary ruins and art. If you enjoy cultural traditions you can see a spectacular music, dance and folklore show almost everywhere. |
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If you like to be energetic, you can choose from rafting, gliding, trekking, fishing, skiing, safaris, and all the activities you can imagine. Or go tracking wildlife in the Andes Mountains on the west. From beach resorts of holy cities, to cool hill stations and high mountain villages, the choice is enormous, whether you want an inexpensive experience, a cultural tour, or a high-priced exclusive holiday. Another of Argentina's special charms is the accommodation. It ranges from simple and friendly to fabled and luxurious hotels. Then there's the food. With many highly refined regional styles, eating in different parts of Argentina is a voyage of discovery.
Argentina is the second largest country in area in South America. It covers nearly 3,800,000 square km, or 29 % of the area of Europe; it stretches 3,460 km from N to S and 1,580 km from E to W. Argentina claims international frontiers that stretch across 25,728 km. Most are on the Atlantic ocean, but on the west Argentina is bounded by Chile across the Andes mountains. The Argentine Andes rise to a height of 6,959 m at Aconcagua, the heights elevation in the Americas, but much of Argentina is low lying and flat. Argentina's climate ranges from subtropical in the northeast, to temperate in the central region, to arid and semiarid and cold in the south and along the mountains. Geographers usually recognize five main physical areas: the Andes , the North and Mesopotamia , the Pampas , and Patagonia . But as tourist areas, we also recognize two other: Buenos Aires and the Coast Line. |
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Travel to Iguaza Falls - Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ is one of the
most infamous events in World Cup history. One look at the Iguaza Falls,
Argentina's star attraction, might well lead you to believe in another hand
of God! The falls are breathtakingly beautiful and, at 269 feet, they stand
higher than the Niagara Falls and twice as wide. The falls have provided the
backdrop for numerous films, including Moonraker and Robert de Niro’s The
Mission. Hotels Iguazu Falls Travel to Buenos Aires, a vibrant, sophisticated city
that has absorbed neo-European culture with an exotic twist, is not to be
missed. Visit the spectacular Teatro Colon for a spot of opera, or the tomb
of Jose de San Martin, a hero of Argentina’s struggle for independence. In
the evening, join the local ‘Portenos’ in late night bars and clubs to enjoy
good, cheap wine and tango the night away. |
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Argentina Tourist AttractionsBuenos Aires is the place for shopping, culture, nightlife and people watching. Museums not to miss include Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Museo del Cine and Museo Histórico Nacional. La Boca, famous for its colourful houses, market place, street musicians and dancers is also home to the Boca Juniors, for whom Diego Maradona once played and the La Bombonera stadium. If cemeteries aren't usually on your list of attractions you might make an exception for La Recoleta. See how the rich deal with death and visit the resting place of Eva Perón. The inscription on her tomb reads Vol vere y sere millones - 'I will return and be millions.' Tigre, 30 km from the capital, has one of the largest amusement parks in Latin America. more....
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Located in Northern Patagonia, the wineries of Neuquen and Rio Negro provinces finds natural conditions for growing vineyards. Here, there is clean air and skies and constant dry winds that cross the area from the Andes Mountain Range to the Atlantic Ocean. The weather has a great amplitude of temperatures, the soil, with rocky and alluvial corners, the luminosity and scarce rainfall favor the consolidation of the Patagonian winemaking industry. |
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 New Wineries of PatagoniaNorthern Patagonia is the southernmost viticultural region in Argentina, and on this tour, you'll visit two of the newer wineries located here. Enjoy wine tasting firstly at Bodega Fin del Mundo, the first winery established in the province of Neuquen, followed by lunch and more tasting at Bodega Schroeder. Click here for more information and Booking Details » |
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Patagonian Wonderland Patagonia
– the land at the end of the world. This tour combines the highlights of
Argentinean and Chilean Patagonia in one fantastic trip of less than two
weeks. Leaving behind the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires, we fly south
towards Patagonia, enjoying endless views over lands that stretch as far as
the eye can see. Get close up views of the gleaming turquoise-blue ice flows
crashing into the lake at the Moreno Glacier and go trekking between
vertical granite towers at El Calafate and Torres del Paine National Parks.
Continue south to the fabled land of Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire) to the
world’s southernmost city, Ushuaia. Spot Magellan penguins, beavers, marine
mammals and birds in the icy waters and enjoy fantastic sunsets late in the
Patagonian summer evening. And finally, after your action-packed Patagonia
trip, relax at a café in Buenos Aires watching the world go by and indulge
in a well-deserved bottle of good red wine. Looking for a two week break?
This break makes a perfect thirteen day active break from work or
alternatively add on one of our suggestions below to create your own
personal South America experience.
Altiplano & Deserts |
At
night, Argentineans put on their dancing shoes and step out for an
evening of fun and frivolity. The dance of choice is the sultry and
sensual tango , and the best is on display here. This evening is an
absolute must whilst in Buenos Aires! 
This
is the trip that has it all! Colonial cities, a jungle trip, salt flats
excursion, national parks, wine tasting and not to mention amazing scenery
and friendly locals. A fantastic three week holiday, travelling from the
soaring heights of the Bolivian altiplano, exploring virtually untouched
rainforest and travelling through star-studded deserts and towering Andean
passes. Whilst you traverse diverse landscapes, you will encounter local
folklore music, wine country and indigenous ruins. Explore national parks to
discover flora, fauna and dinosaur footprints whilst learning about the
lands of the Aymara, Quechua, Incas, Diaguitas and Mapuches on this
extraordinary journey through Bolivia, Argentina and Chile. 