5 Days in Argentina: Tango, Wine & Waterfalls
Experience the passion and beauty of Argentina with every step.
22 April 2023
As a tourist, a trip to Argentina offers a unique experience. From the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires to the stunning landscapes of Patagonia, visitors can immerse themselves in the country's rich culture, history, and natural wonders. The delicious cuisine, tango dancing, and world-famous wine are just a few of the many highlights that make Argentina a top travel destination.
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- Stay in the Palermo neighborhood at the artsy and chic Legado Mitico boutique hotel
- Start the day with a coffee and medialuna, a crescent-shaped pastry, at the trendy Café Tortoni
- Take a relaxing stroll through the green space of Bosques de Palermo, home to the Buenos Aires Japanese Garden
- Learn about tango and its history at the famous La Ventana Tango Show
- Indulge in a mouth-watering steak dinner at Don Julio, known for its top-notch beef
- Sip on a classic Argentine malbec and take in the lively nightlife in the Palermo Soho district
- Head out on a full-day excursion to the San Antonio de Areco, a charming colonial town in the Pampas region
- Ride horses and learn about the gaucho culture at an estancia, or ranch
- Enjoy a traditional asado, an Argentine barbecue feast
- Visit the Ricardo Güiraldes Museum, showcasing the famous Argentine writer's life and works
- Take in the panoramic views of the countryside on a guided tour
- Return to Buenos Aires for a late evening cocktail at the stylish Florería Atlántico speakeasy
- Visit the MALBA museum, filled with contemporary Latin American art
- Take a guided street art tour of the colorful neighborhoods of La Boca and San Telmo
- Explore the El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a stunning bookstore in a restored historic opera house
- Enjoy a light lunch at trendy café La Cabrera Norte
- Take a guided tour of the iconic Teatro Colón opera house
- End the day with a late dinner of Argentine classics at La Brigada, a traditional parillada steakhouse
- Fly to Mendoza, a wine region known for its Malbecs and breathtaking scenery
- Tour the vineyards and wineries of the Uco Valley, such as Salentein, Zuccardi or Casa de Uco
- Take a dip in the thermal springs of Cacheuta, surrounded by the Andes mountains
- Enjoy a sunset cocktail at the quirky Belasco de Baquedano winery
- Feast on a multi-course tasting menu at the famous Francis Mallmann 1884 restaurant
- Relax at the luxe Entre Cielos hotel, set amid vineyards and boasting a rooftop jacuzzi with stunning views of the snow-capped mountains
- Take a morning flight to Puerto Iguazú to visit the one of the world's most majestic natural wonders, the Iguaçu Falls
- Walk along the upper and lower trails of the national park, which offers breathtaking views of the falls and lush forest
- Take a boat ride on the Iguazu River for an exhilarating up-close experience of the falls
- Marvel at the spectacular Garganta del Diablo, Devil's Throat, the largest waterfall of the park
- Have a Brazilian-style lunch at the Garganta del Diablo Restaurant, with a panoramic view of the falls and the Paraná river
- Return to Buenos Aires or stay another night in Puerto Iguazú to see the falls from the Brazilian side, or take a helicopter tour for a bird's eye view.