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Argentina
When it comes to geography, Argentina is an incredibly multiform country; it includes everything from humid jungles to harsh deserts — starting from the Patagonia subtropical north to the south sub-antarctic regions.
Argentina is also rich in architectural heritage, artistic and cultural, that has drawn upon numerous impacts from around the globe. Argentina has many exotic and colorful neighborhoods, like vogue areas in Buenos Aires, and Palermo, which has one the most European feels, and it is perhaps the best place you can begin your visit. It is also one of the best spots to learn the famous Tango.
The country's cultural attractions and natural wonders are the main draws, as Argentina borders the world's largest group of waterfalls, the beautiful Iguazu Falls, which also borders Brazil, and the vast glaciers of the snow-capped Andes.
Top attractions in Argentina
Thousands of tourists have been discovering Argentina. The country gives the best to all tourists—from spectacular diverse terrain, including breathtaking coastlines and soaring mountain peaks, exciting cities, wine country, and thriving nightlife to charming historical villages. It will be a bit hard to decide what to put on your itinerary with so much to do.
● Perito Moreno Glacier - Location: Santa Cruz Province
● Puerto Madryn and Valdés Peninsula - Location: Chubut Province
● Mar del Plata - Location: Buenos Aires
● Bariloche and Argentina's Lake District - Location: Río Negro
Luxury hotels in Argentina
It’s always a good idea to treat and pamper yourself in a luxury hotel. There are a lot of luxury hotels in Argentina, and each of the hotels offers a luxurious stay complete with sought-after activities, gorgeous views, and high-class facilities. There is nothing better than having a great time in Argentina and pampering yourself in one of the best luxury hotels.
Below is a list of top Luxury Hotels in Argentina.
Cerrito 550, C1010AAL CABA, Argentina
| ● Viamonte Buenos Aires Apart Hotel Viamonte 1373, C1053 ACA, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
● Nh Buenos Aires 9 de Julio Hotel Cerrito 154, C1010AAD CABA | Chile 1124, 5500 Mendoza |
Top Destinations
Your trip to Argentina won't be complete without visiting these beautiful destinations. These cities will give you the best experience you will ever have on your holiday to Argentina. Below is a list of the top destinations' hotels.
| Buenos Aires | El Calafate | Mendoza | Tunuyan | El Bolson |
Top Events in Argentina
Argentina is a vast country with amazing cities that will brighten up your holiday; there is much to see and do in this beautiful South American country. Not only is there incredible scenery and great food, but there are also spectacular events that will leave you with incredible memories.
If you are traveling to the South America country but haven't made a decision on the best time to go, read on to see the full list of the top events in Argentina.
Carnaval When: February and March | Bariloche a La Carta When: first half of October | El Lúpulo al Palo When: Mid-February |
Bienal de Escultura When: Third week of July | Fiesta Nacional de Doma y Folklore When: First weekend of January | Fiesta de la Cereza When: Second weekend of January. |
Fiesta Nacional del Chivo When: First weekend in January | Fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Valle When: December 8 | Parade Marcha de Los Bombs When: Last week of July |
Oktoberfest When: First two weeks of October | Desafío Ushuaia When: August and duathlon in March. | Fiesta Nacional de la Nieve When: August |
Fiesta Provincial de Trucha When: Early November | Semana de la Bandera When: June 20 | Carnaval de Gualeguaychú When: Mid-January to late February |
Fiesta Nacional del Sol When: Last weekend in February | Festival Nacional del Folklore When: Last week of January | Fiesta Nacional de la Rosa Mosqueta When: May 3 |
MOST POPULAR AREAS IN ARGENTINA
- Aluminé
- Andacollo
- Balneario El Condor
- Bariloche (and vicinity)
- Boca
- Buenos Aires (province)
- Buta Ranquil
- Catamarca (province)
- Caviahue
- Cerro Perito Moreno Ski Area
- Chaco (province)
- Choele Choel
- Chos Malal
- Chubut (province)
- Colonia Catriel
- Cordoba (province)
- Corrientes (province)
- Cutral
- El Bolson
- El Foyel
- Entre Rios (province)
- Fin del Mundo Lighthouse
- Formosa (province)
- Huinganco
- Ingeniero Jacobacci
- Jujuy (province)
- La Costa Partido
- La Pampa (province)
- La Rioja (province)
- Lago Alumine
- Las Grutas
- Las Lajas
- Luis Beltran
- Mendoza (province)
- Misiones (province)
- Neuquen (and vicinity)
- Piedra del Aguila
- Rincon de los Sauces
- Rio Colorado Town Hall
- Salta (province)
- San Antonio Oeste
- San Juan (province)
- San Luis (province)
- San Martin de los Andes (and vicinity)
- Santa Cruz (province)
- Santa Fe (province)
- Santiago del Estero (province)
- Senillosa
- Sierra Grande
- Tronador Peak
- Tucuman (province)
- Varvarco
- Ventisquero Negro Lookout
- Viedma
- Villa El Chocon
- Zapala
Best Time to Travel
Traveling to Argentina is exciting, as there are an array of landscapes for you to explore. Depending on the activities you wish to partake in, and the sites you'd like to see will depict which months you travel. To avoid peak season prices and tourist crowds, you should visit in the Spring (October to mid-December) and Autumn (April to mid-June). Continue reading for regional weather information split by Central, North, and South Argentina.
● North Argentina
There are three climate zones in Northern Argentina. A great place to visit during warm and humid weather is Iguazu Falls; this area is very tropical. The landscape will become arid when you travel into the west towards Salta. You can go more into the west where you will experience the world’s driest desert, Atacama. During the winter, you will experience a chilly evening and downright cold nights in the desert. The temperature during the day time in the winter is more pleasant than summer with 40°C temperatures.
● Central Argentina
In Central Argentina, the average daytime temperature is a very comfortable 18°C, and the region's warmest months are January, February, and December. If you plan to visit Buenos Aires (Central Argentina) during this period, make sure you bring along an extra jumper to wear.
If you are visiting Mendoza and you are a wine lover, the best time to travel is in February or March when they harvest the grapes. There is a Mediterranean climate in Mendoza, which makes it perfect for traveling all year round.
● South Argentina
Do you want to travel to Tierra del Fuego and Argentine Patagonia in the South? The best time to visit is from December to March. During this period, the temperature will be at 5°C. At this time of the year, you will experience longer days, which will give you more time to enjoy the floating icebergs and glaciers.
Going during the winter months, July and August, will be a bad idea as the southern region will experience freezing weather. This might make some stores shut down, and buses are less frequent. Visiting during the moderate months of April, May, and September will let you experience a variety of more favorable weather conditions.
FAQs about hotels in Argentina
Find answers to commonly asked questions about Argentina hotels
what are the best rated hotels in Argentina?
The best rated hotels in Argentina are the Solans Presidente, also the Sierra Nevada and the Hotel Costa Rica.
what are the top budget hotels in Argentina?
The hotels where you will find the best rates in Argentina are the Marcopolo Inn Iguazú, also the Hotel Mundial and the Hostel Inn Iguazu.
what are the most luxury hotels in Argentina?
The most luxury hotels you will find in Argentina are the Hotel Claridge, also the Alvear Art Hotel and the Llao Llao Hotel & Resort Golf-Spa.
what are the top airports to flight to in Argentina?
The most popular airport in Argentina is the Bariloche, Argentina (BRC-Teniente Luis Candelaria Intl.), also the Buenos Aires, Argentina (EZE-Ministro Pistarini Intl.) and the Mendoza, Argentina (MDZ-Governor Francisco Gabrielli Intl.).
