18 Days in Argentina
Day 1
Buenos Aires
 
Your journey begins in Buenos Aires, where you'll first visit Plaza de Mayo, the historical heart of the city, known for its rich political background. Next, explore Recoleta Cemetery, home to the mausoleum of Eva Perón, and experience the architectural beauty and history of the elite. Finish off your day at Teatro Colón, one of the world's renowned opera houses, marveling at its stunning architecture and acoustics.
Plaza de Mayo
Recoleta Cemetery
Teatro Colon
Day 2
Buenos Aires
 
Discover Buenos Aires's vibrant neighborhoods with a visit to La Boca, known for its colorful buildings and tango culture. Next, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Puerto Madero, a modern waterfront area filled with restaurants and stunning architecture. Lastly, immerse yourself in the bohemian charm of the San Telmo Market, brimming with antiques, local crafts, and street performers.
La Boca Neighborhood
Puerto Madero
San Telmo Market
Day 3
Bariloche
 
Travel to Bariloche, where you’ll visit Cerro Catedral, a top ski resort with breathtaking views. Next, enjoy the Swiss-style architecture of the Civic Center, the town’s cultural hub. Lastly, immerse yourself in the beauty of Nahuel Huapi National Park, which offers endless outdoor adventures and stunning scenery.
Cerro Catedral
Civic Center
Nahuel Huapi National Park
Day 4
Bariloche
 
Your day in Bariloche continues with a visit to Cerro Otto, where stunning panoramic views await. Next, explore the Llao Llao Hotel & Resort, encapsulating luxury in a breathtaking setting. Finish your day at Campanario Hill, ascending by chairlift to enjoy picturesque vistas and a cozy atmosphere.
Cerro Otto
Llao Llao Hotel & Resort
Campanario Hill
Day 5
El Calafate
 
In El Calafate, begin with the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier, where you can marvel at calving ice while enjoying boardwalks and boat tours. Next, explore Glaciarium, an innovative museum dedicated to glaciers and climate change. Finally, visit Laguna Nimez Reserve to experience the serene beauty and diverse birdlife in this tranquil natural setting.
Perito Moreno Glacier
Glaciarium
Laguna Nimez Reserve
Day 6
El Calafate
 
Spend another day in El Calafate, starting with a boat trip to Upsala Glacier, offering stunning views of icebergs and natural landscapes. Next, visit Estancia Cristina, a historic sheep farm where you can enjoy local cuisine and learn about its history. Finally, explore the Walichu Caves, featuring ancient cave paintings that provide insights into indigenous cultures.
Upsala Glacier
Estancia Cristina
Walichu Caves
Day 7
Ushuaia
 
In Ushuaia, begin your adventure in Tierra del Fuego National Park, with trails that lead to stunning landscapes and wildlife. Next, take a ride on the End of the World Train, learning about its historical significance as you enjoy scenic views. Finish your day with a hike to Martial Glacier, where breathtaking vistas await, along with winter sports opportunities.
Tierra del Fuego National Park
End of the World Train
Martial Glacier
Day 8
Ushuaia
 
In Ushuaia, start your day with a boat tour of the Beagle Channel, observing wildlife and the iconic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. Next, visit Lapataia Bay, the southernmost point accessible by road in Argentina, where you can enjoy peaceful walks amid stunning scenery. Finish your day at the Museum of the End of the World, learning about the area’s culture and history.
Beagle Channel
Lapataia Bay
Museum of the End of the World
Day 9
Puerto Madryn
 
In Puerto Madryn, explore Peninsula Valdes, a UNESCO World Heritage site rich in marine wildlife, including whales and sea lions. Next, visit Punta Tombo to view one of the largest Magellanic penguin colonies, offering unique wildlife encounters. Lastly, discover the Welsh settlements nearby, learning about the area's history and enjoying traditional tea.
Peninsula Valdes
Punta Tombo
Welsh Settlements
Day 10
Puerto Madryn
 
In Puerto Madryn, begin your day at Puerto Piramides, known for whale watching and tranquil beaches. Next, visit EcoCentro to learn about marine ecosystems, enjoying interactive exhibits and scenic views. Finally, explore Punta Loma, where you can observe sea lions and enjoy beautiful coastal hikes.
Puerto Piramides
EcoCentro
Punta Loma
Day 11
Salta
 
In Salta, start your visit at Cerro San Bernardo, enjoying panoramic views of the city and mountains. Then, explore the Salta Cathedral, a beautiful neoclassical church that serves as a cultural symbol. Conclude your day at San Bernardo Hill for scenic vistas, cafes, and shopping opportunities.
Cerro San Bernardo
Salta Cathedral
San Bernardo Hill
Day 12
Salta
 
Begin with a visit to the MAAM Museum in Salta, featuring the well-preserved mummies of Inca children. Next, explore Cafayate's vineyards, where you can taste award-winning wines in stunning landscapes. Finally, unwind at Plaza 9 de Julio, the main square filled with history, street performances, and local culture.
Museo de Arqueologia de Alta Montana (MAAM)
Cafayate Vineyards
Plaza 9 de Julio
Day 13
Iguazu Falls
 
Experience the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, where cascades of water plunge over cliffs in stunning displays of power. Explore Iguazu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich in wildlife and lush rainforest. Don't miss Devil's Throat, the most impressive section of the falls, offering unforgettable views and an exhilarating atmosphere.
Iguazu Falls
Iguazu National Park
Devil's Throat
Day 14
Iguazu Falls
 
Start your day with the thrilling Macuco Safari boat tour, getting up close to the majestic Iguazu Falls. Afterward, visit the Bird Park to encounter exotic birds in a beautiful setting. Finally, explore the Three Borders Landmark, where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet, offering stunning river views and cultural insights.
Macuco Safari
Bird Park at Iguazu Falls
Three Borders Landmark
Day 15
Cordoba
 
In Córdoba, begin by exploring the Manzana Jesuitica, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing colonial architecture and the Jesuit legacy. Next, visit Plaza San Martin, the bustling main square filled with energy and local culture. End your day at the historic Cabildo, a significant landmark that highlights the city’s political and social evolution.
Manzana Jesuitica
Plaza San Martin
Cordoba Cabildo
Day 16
Cordoba
 
In Córdoba, start your day at the Iglesia de Los Capuchinos, a neo-Gothic church offering stunning views of the city. Next, visit Paseo del Buen Pastor, a cultural center with art exhibitions and historic significance. Finally, discover the Emilio Caraffa Fine Arts Museum, showcasing a diverse collection of Argentine art and contemporary works.
Iglesia de Los Capuchinos
Paseo del Buen Pastor
Emilio Caraffa Fine Arts Museum
Day 17
Rosario
 
In Rosario, your day begins at the National Flag Memorial, commemorating the creation of the Argentine flag and its significance. Next, visit Independence Park, a beautiful green space perfect for relaxation and exploration. Finally, explore the Macro Museum, showcasing contemporary art in a unique setting, housed in a transformed grain silo.
National Flag Memorial
Independence Park
Macro Museum
Day 18
Buenos Aires
 
Conclude your journey in Buenos Aires with a visit to the Tigre Delta, exploring its picturesque rivers and islands. Next, enjoy the lively atmosphere at the Puerto de Frutos market, brimming with local crafts and artisanal goods. Finish your adventure at Temaiken Biopark, where wildlife and conservation efforts blend in an immersive experience.
Tigre Delta
Puerto de Frutos
Temaiken Biopark