The Traveler's Handbook

Buenos Aires is so much more than just the capital. It's a place where every turn reveals a new facet that truly embraces Argentina's soul.

At its heart lies the city of Buenos Aires, famous for its blend of European elegance and Latin American soul. Every neighborhood you set foot in has a unique personality: from elegant Recoleta with its ornate buildings and domes, to artistic La Boca with its brightly painted houses. With plenty of art galleries, tango shows and live music, you won't run out of entertainment options. Additionally, the gastronomic scene is a delightful journey through rich and diverse flavors. You can enjoy delicious steaks at well-known parrillas (steakhouses), explore international dishes, or savor artisanal treats at one of the many boutique cafes.

And beyond the city limits, a diverse set of landscapes and experiences await. From golden pampas where cattle graze, to the winding waterways and islands of the Paraná Delta, this region offers plenty to explore. You can visit traditional estancias (ranches), timeless countryside towns, or head to the hills for outdoor activities. If you have more time, you can visit the Atlantic coastline, where extensive sandy beaches meet charming pine forests.

Whether you're captivated by the bustling city streets or find solace in the peaceful countryside, you can't miss out on Buenos Aires during your trip to Argentina.

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  Buenos Aires

  The vibrant capital of Argentina is a must-visit location, offering plenty of entertainment options, a world-renowned culinary scene, and vibrant streets.

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  Tigre

  This charming town near Buenos Aires is the gateway to the Paraná Delta's river network, water activities and a famous artisan market.

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• Tandil

  Among the hills of Sierras de Tandil, the city welcomes visitors with unique rock formations, hiking trails, and a culinary scene showcasing local flavors and traditions.

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1. Explore the culturally rich city of Buenos Aires

Discover the vibrant capital city with its iconic landmarks like the historic Plaza de Mayo, the colorful neighborhood of La Boca, and the elegant Recoleta Cemetery. Immerse yourself in the city's cultural scene, visit world-class museums, and indulge in the renowned gastronomy.

2. Have a traditional countryside experience

At an estancia in Buenos Aires, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the countryside while engaging in a variety of activities such as horseback riding, exploring nature trails, and experiencing the daily life of a working farm.

3. Venture into a river Delta in Tigre

Embark on a boat tour through the mesmerizing Parana Delta, a lush and expansive river delta located near Buenos Aires. Cruise through the intricate waterways, witness the unique flora and fauna, and visit charming riverside towns.