Must see places in Argentina?

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basenji4ever

Hi! Welcome to Argentina.
In Buenos Aires you can go sightseeing almost everywhere, and everything is either cheap or free.
Places to go:
San Telmo
Recoleta and a tour to the cemetery.
La Boca (The famous soccer stadium. try to watch a game theere too. Also, visit Caminito in La Boca)
Puerto Madero.
Plus, there are a lot of museums down here, one of the newest is the MALBA.
Without including hotel, you might do more than fine with 30 dollars per day.
In Patagonia, visit El Calafate, El glaciar Perito Moreno, Nahuel Huapi Lake and National Park (rumor has it that we have a monster inside the lake, called Nahuelito, kinda like the loch ness monster hehe),Bariloche, Villa La Angostura and San Martin de los Andes. (Those last three are really close to each other, about 2 hours driving)
Patagonia is more expensive, specially if you visit in winter, which is High Season.
Plan to spend 40 to 50 dollars at least per day, not including hotel expenses.
About danger in Patagonia, is the same as any other place with snow.
About transportation, you have daily flights to Bariloche and Calafate. From there you can take buses and even take a boat to visit Nahuel Huapi.
Have a nice and safe trip!!!

wild_eep

Foz do Iguacu, on the border with Brazil (I don't know the Spanish spelling)

Niagra looks like a bathtap in comparison to Iguacu. It will pop your eyes clean out of your sockets. It is one of the earth's most astonishingly beautiful places. See it from the Brazilian side on the first day, Argentinian on the second.

pauliresponde

If you come to Argentina you should stay in the best hotel, it is in the Las Naciones Hotel. There you will find lots of services such as car park, ballrooms, laundry services, and more. Also the rooms are all equiped with the best things. If you want to learn more about the Las Naciones Hotel see in http://www.hotellasnaciones.com.ar

Sandra G

Hi

There are lots of things to see and do in Buenos Aires, and at that time of the year Patagonia is great for skiing. The roads wonÂ´t be dangerous unless thereÂ´s a huge snow storm, but anyway the best way to get to Patagonia from Buenos Aires is by plane since itÂ´s along distance.
It is also a good time of the year to visit some of the northern regions of Argentina, like Iguazu Falls, or the Northern provinces of Salta and Jujuy.
As for the budget, it all depends on where you will be staying, but for food and transportation I guess you wonÂ´t be spending more than 30US$ per day.
You can visit my website for more information about Buenos Aires:
http://buenosairestraveltips.blogspot.com

Good luck

luisaresponde

Hi! How are you? Argentina is an excellent place to do turism. Here you will find a lot of things to do. You can travel along the Argentina and see different scenaries and the people is very friendly. If you want to travel to Argentina and also to the Patagonia Argentina i recommend you to visit http://viaggi.patagonia-argentina.com There you will see all you need to travel to Argentina and the Patagonia.

northmiamibeach1975

Buenos Aires, very charming, European architecture, great and affordable restaurants. Incredible variety of cultural activities.
People are friendly and gorgeous. The nightlife is amazing.

Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world!
Perito Moreno Glacier.
Gaiman in the province of Chubut. Is the largest Welsh settlement in the world. Lady Diana visited in 1995.

Bariloche, San Martin de los Andes, Villa La Angostura, this are beautiful places, great for outdoor sports, hiking, snowboarding. It's beautiful, like Switzerland.

Misiones, Iguazu Falls. Tropical, Rain Forest.Completelly different from the south of Argentina.

Also, Salta and Jujuy in the north. It's more colonial, charming, good to get traditional souvenirs.

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