Argentina Attractions

Argentina, where many different climates are seen together, is one of the countries that attracts attention with its geographical and cultural structure. It is possible to come across both harsh deserts and humid forests in the country. For this reason, visitors to the country can see many different atmospheres together. It is also possible to witness many different cultures in the country. It is a location that fascinates tourists with its works of art, natural and natural areas and cultural heritage. If you have a plan to visit this most popular country of South America, you may want to take a look at the travel guide we have prepared for you. Here are the places you must see in Argentina. 

Perito Moreno Glacier

Tourists from all over the world flock to this place, which is famous for its ice floes. The most popular and remarkable ice floe is 30 kilometers long. This is more than enough to amaze you. This is also the site of Patagonia's Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another important feature of this place is the third largest fresh water reserve in the world. The 3,350-meter-long Monte Fitz Roy Mountain is another prominent natural feature of the region. It is said that climbing the mountain here is much more difficult than climbing Everest. While you are in Argentina, you should also add the Perito Moreno Glacier to your list. 

Iguazu Falls

Iguazû Falls, located on Argentina's border with Brazil, is one of the rare natural beauties that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Iguazû National Park is located in both countries as it is located on the border of two countries. If asked where is the most magnificent and spectacular natural formation in South America, Iguazû Falls would probably be the answer. 

Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, the subject of many movies, is one of the most important cities in South America. Tourists visiting Argentina spend most of their time in Buenos Aires before heading to Patagonia. Buenos Aires is a city that offers an exciting experience with its art galleries, festivals and cultural buildings. You should definitely not miss Buenos Aires on your visit to Argentina. You may want to buy something as a souvenir from the boutique gift shops here. 

Puerto Madryn and Valdês Peninsula

Located on the shores of Golfo Nuevo, Puerto Madryn is known as the most protected place in the region. This city was founded in 1886 by Welsh settlers. The nature reserves and deep water harbors here contribute greatly to cruise tourism. Patagonia's strong winds are ideal for those who want to do water sports. If you like to visit museums, the Museum of Natural Sciences has many awe-inspiring undersea beauties. 

Ushuaia The End of the World

Ushuaia is known as the southernmost city not only in Argentina but also in the world. In the early 20th century it was used as a penal colony. So punishments were given here. Ushuaia offers magnificent natural landscapes on the edge of mountains, glaciers, forests and seas. It is called the end of the world because it is the southernmost part of the world. The "Lighthouse of the End of the World", which is also a historical building and was built in 1894, is also a must-see. If you like visiting museums, the "End of the World Museum" is also one of the places you will want to visit.

Mar del Plata

If you are going in the summer and you like swimming, get ready for one of the most beautiful beaches in South America. In Mar del Plata, you will find 8 kilometers of beach. There are also countless playgrounds, special areas for water sports, parks and resorts. Of course, we recommend you to visit the Manul Fangie Museum while you are here. 

Tierra del Fuego National Park

Argentina's oldest and most established national park is the Tierra del Fuego National Park. There is almost nothing in the park. Surrounded by lakes, rivers, glaciers, hills, the park is the oldest coastal national park. This is one of the most popular places for tourists. The hiking trails here are perfect for adventurers. Because as you go inland from the hiking trail, this path turns into a rugged and exciting road. On this hiking trail, you can also have the chance to see the wildlife in Argentina up close. 

Bariloche Lake Area

Bariloche is a very attractive place especially for ski enthusiasts. Because here is one of the largest ski resorts in South America. This ski resort called Cerro Catedral has 100 kilometers of ski slopes. There is also the Nahuel Huapi National Park, which has a beautiful landscape. Camping, cycling and trekking groups can be enjoyed in this area. 

Historic Côrdoba Cathedral

The second largest city in the country, Côrdoba is located five hours away from the capital Buenos Aires. What is special about this city is the beauty of its old buildings dating back to the 16th century. The most important of these is undoubtedly the Historic Cathedral of Côrdoba, built in 1580, with its Baroque and Neoclassical styles. We recommend you to see this historical cathedral during your trip to the city.