What to see in Argentina —
4 places to visit

Iguazu Falls in Iguazu

The complex of 275 waterfalls belongs to Argentina and Brazil. It is recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and also belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage.

Beagle Channel in Ushuaia

The strait that is 240 kilometers long and 5-13 kilometers wide is placed in Tierra del Fuego Province and divides coasts of Chile and Argentina. Chilean coast is known for the alley of five glaciers you can come up in a cruise ship.

Perito Moreno glacier in El-Calafate

50-meter glacier that is more than 30 thousand years old is located in Los Glaciares National Park - 78 kilometers from El Calafate where the main airport is located.

Punta Tombo Provincial Reserve в Пуэрто-Мадрине

One of the biggest Magellanic penguins reserve is placed 174 km south from Puerto Madryn. It is 3 km long and 600 meters wide. Preferable time for visiting is from November till April.

Plaza de las Nacionales Unidas in Buenos Aires

On the lake in the middle of the square giant steel flower grows it represents hope and perpetual spring. The flower opens at sunrise and closes at night.

Tierra del Fuego National Park in Ushuaia

The southernmost national park of the planet is located 11 kilometers from Ushuaia city. It is open daily from 10am till 5pm, entrance ticket is 140 pesos.

Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse in Ushuaia

The lighthouse stands on the northeasternmost island of the five Les Eclaireurs islands. It started functioning in 1920 and continuous till present days. The lighthouse is closed for visiting.

Estancia Harberton in Ushuaia

A historic family-owned ranch is located 85 kilometers eastward of the city. It is a historical site, but still there are 1000 horned cattle. Buses from Ushuaia run here from October till April.

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