
The country’s capital and largest city, Buenos Aires, is commonly referred to as “the Paris of South America,” and serves as Argentina’s cultural, economic and political center. Nearly a third of the country’s population are residents of the city, and there is a strong European influence on its architecture. Other major cities include the country’s second largest city, Córdoba, Rosario, and the coastal city of Mar del Plata. In one of the city’s notable restaurants try some of the delicious local cuisine, including the beef specialty Asado, Provoleta cheese and Argentinean red wine, Malbec. If your top priority is to see some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes and you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the options to choose from, here is a short list of some top suggestions:
1. Iguazú Waterfalls: With a width of 1.7 miles and its tallest drop being 269 feet, the Iguazú falls is the largest waterfall system in the world, and is second only to southern Africa’s Victoria falls in terms of the scale of its individual water curtain.
2. Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia: Nicknamed “The End of the World,” the world’s most southern city, Ushuaia, is surrounded by rugged cliffs and severe winds, and is surrounded by the archipelago, Tierra del Fuego. Regular expedition tours to Antarctica are offered here for a once in a lifetime trip.
3. Bariloche and the Lake District: Located in the middle of the iconic Andes mountain range, the deep blue hue of the water water reflects the surrounding lush green forests for a spectacular feast for the eyes.
1. Iguazú Waterfalls: With a width of 1.7 miles and its tallest drop being 269 feet, the Iguazú falls is the largest waterfall system in the world, and is second only to southern Africa’s Victoria falls in terms of the scale of its individual water curtain.
2. Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia: Nicknamed “The End of the World,” the world’s most southern city, Ushuaia, is surrounded by rugged cliffs and severe winds, and is surrounded by the archipelago, Tierra del Fuego. Regular expedition tours to Antarctica are offered here for a once in a lifetime trip.
3. Bariloche and the Lake District: Located in the middle of the iconic Andes mountain range, the deep blue hue of the water water reflects the surrounding lush green forests for a spectacular feast for the eyes.
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Popular bus routes in Argentina
- Buenos Aires to Ciudad del Este bus
- Bus Buenos Aires - Rosario, SF
- Bus Buenos Aires to Porto Alegre, RS
- Bus Buenos Aires to Santiago, RM
- Bus Mendoza - Santiago, RM
- Bus to Córdoba, CD from Buenos Aires
- Bus to Mar del Plata from Buenos Aires
- Bus to Mendoza from Buenos Aires
- Bus to Montevideo from Buenos Aires
- Bus to Salta from Buenos Aires
- Bus to São Paulo from Buenos Aires
- Buses Buenos Aires to Bahía Blanca
- Buses from Buenos Aires to Florianópolis, SC
- Buses from Buenos Aires to Foz do Iguaçu, PR
- Buses to Asunción, PY from Buenos Aires
- Buses to Encarnacion from Buenos Aires
- Buses to Posadas from Buenos Aires
- From Buenos Aires to Corrientes bus
- From Buenos Aires to La Paz bus
- From Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro bus
Cities with the most bus connections in Argentina
- Bahía Blanca
- Bariloche
- Buenos Aires
- Clorinda
- Córdoba, CD
- Corrientes
- El Bolsón, RN
- El Calafate, SC
- El Chaltén
- El Talar
- Humahuaca
- La Quiaca
- La Rioja, LR
- Mar del Plata
- Mendoza
- Neuquén
- Posadas
- Puerto Iguazú
- Puerto Madryn
- Resistencia
- Río Gallegos
- Rosario, SF
- Salta
- San Juan, SJ
- San Martín de los Andes
- San Miguel de Tucumán
- Trelew
- Tunuyán, MZ
- Ushuaia
- Villa La Angostura