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Argentina Things to See and Do
Below you'll find the top Things to Do in Argentina as rated by VIVA's travel writing staff, local experts and travelers.
The list of things to do in Argentina is practically endless. Whether you want to tango at a milonga in Buenos Aires, climb Aconcagua (South America's tallest mountain), go wine tasting in Mendoza, or hang with gauchos at an estancia in the Pampas, Argentina ensures that there is something for everyone, and then some. Depending on whether you choose to visit the southernmost tip of the continent or hang out in one of the country's many cities, one thing is for sure: you will never run out of things to do in Argentina.
Other Activity pages in Argentina that may be of interest: Perito Moreno Activities, Uspallata Activities, San Ignacio Activities, Tilcara Activities, Gualeguaychú Activities, Formosa Activities, RÃo Gallegos Activities, The Republic of Children, Zapala Activities and Rosario Activities.
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Museo de Arte Latino de Buenos Aires (MALBA)
Established in 1995 with the mission to collect, conserve, study and present the art of the region, MALBA has become one of Buenos Aires' most...
Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Feria de San Telmo
Put on a smile and head to San Telmo on Sundays for the festivities of the feria, a neighborhood-wide flea market offering antiques, artesanias...
San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Evita Museum
Eva “Evita†Duarte Perón, one of the most important women in Argentina’s history and forever immortalized on stage and in film, has her own...
Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Perito Moreno Glacier
The Perito Moreno Glacier is located in Los Glaciares National Park in the southwestern part of Santa Cruz province, Argentina....
El Calafate, Argentina
Parque Temático Paleontológico Valle De Los Gigantes
Welcome to Cretaceous Park! No, not Jurassic–all these creatures come from the last great dinosaur era. Replicas of reptiles found only...
Sarmiento, Argentina
Hiking
Another popular way to explore the Estero del Iberá is by hiking. Near the Reserva Provincial Iberá’s Centro de Visitantes...
Colonia Pellegrini, Esteros Del Iberá, Argentina
Museo Santiago Graffigna
In 1870, Italian immigrant Santiago Graffigna founded the first winery in the San Juan region. It would become the area’s most famous vineyard....
San Juan, Argentina
Museo Arqueológico Profesor Mariano Gambier
Walking down the Ruta 40 side road lined with metal warehouses, it’s hard to believe one of these could be home to Museo Arqueológico Profesor...
San Juan, Argentina
Centro Cultural Del Bicentenario
Santiago del Estero’s major museums now share a space in the renovated, colonial-era cabildo. On the first and second stories is the...
Santiago Del Estero , Argentina
San Ignacio MinÃ
San Ignacio MinÃ, in its pre-exodus incarnation, was located in the Territorio del Guairá in Brazil’s modern Paraná state. Founded in 1609 by...San Ignacio, Argentina
Museo Casa Rosada
Eva Perón must be the most controversial former figure of Casa Rosada; hers was the only portrait vandalized while the museum was undergoing...Centro, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Parque Provincial Teyú Cuaré
Founded in 1992, Parque Provincial Teyú Cuaré protects 78 hectares (192.7 ac) of unique geology and jungle. On this stretch of the RÃo...
San Ignacio, Argentina
El Caminito
You can't visit Buenos Aires without making an afternoon pilgrimage to the La Boca barrio and its best-known street. It's certainly the city's most...La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Recoleta Cemetary and Plaza Francia
Behind elegant neo-classical gates in a quiet corner of northern Buenos Aires lies a city in miniature. Avenues of cypress weave past stately yew...Recoleta, Recoleta/Barrio Norte, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Boat Tours
The hottest ticket in town is the boat tour of Laguna Iberá. Most trips leave 6-11 a.m. or 4-6 p.m., avoiding the heat of day. Night excursions...
Colonia Pellegrini, Esteros Del Iberá, Argentina
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