What are the most fascinating places in Argentina

[Bozhena]

I am going to Argintina for a conference. I will have a couple of free days. What would you advice to visit? Where did you get the most bright impression? Thank you in advance

[Richard Leon]

My personal top Argentina destinations:

#1 Igauazu Fall (you will need 2 days)
#2 Patagobia (at least 4days)
#3 Bariloche (3days)

hope this helps!

[Bozhena]

Originally Posted by Richard Leon

My personal top Argentina destinations:

#1 Igauazu Fall (you will need 2 days)
#2 Patagobia (at least 4days)
#3 Bariloche (3days)

hope this helps!

Thanks. Realy helped.

[Benco]

I would add the Tigre Delta. It will really change your view of Buenos Aires...

[Conti]

Originally Posted by Richard Leon

My personal top Argentina destinations:

#1 Igauazu Fall (you will need 2 days)
#2 Patagobia (at least 4days)
#3 Bariloche (3days)

hope this helps!

Definitely check out the falls. I've seen pictures. I'm sure you'll love it!

[Marcos Wolff]

My favorite destination in Argentina is El Chalten that can be combined with a visit to El Calafate. El Chalten is known as the Trekking Capital of Argentina, it is a small mountain village located about 200km from El Calafate (accessible by bus, 5-hour ride) and surrounded by the Andes Range and the Patagonian Steppe, with gorgeous views of Mounts Fitz Roy and Torre. There are several paths to trek and pretty nice excursions including ice trekking on the Torre and Viedma Glaciers. The best seasons to visit the village are South American Spring and Summer (October to April). Enjoy!

[demolicion]

hey guys, where do you get the best views of the Iguazzu Falls? from the Argentinian side or Brazilian side?

[Ruby]

hi demolicion, most people say that the Argentinian side is best for viewing the Iguazzu Falls, though if you have time, I'd suggest visiting both sides for a better perspective of the falls.

If you just want to stick to one side, on the Brazilian side you can walk along the canyon on a walk way that extends out to the lower base of the falls, while on the Argentine side you get to walk over over the falls.