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Puerto Iguazú Hotels: 211 Reviews - 605 Photos
Mendoza Hotels: 395 Reviews - 1034 Photos
El Calafate Hotels: 285 Reviews - 733 Photos
Ushuaia Hotels: 392 Reviews - 1086 Photos
Salta Hotels: 163 Reviews - 438 Photos
San Carlos de Bariloche Hotels: 285 Reviews - 685 Photos
Purmamarca Hotels: 31 Reviews - 92 Photos
Lago Espejo Hotels: 1 Review - 1 Photo
San Martín de los Andes Hotels: 42 Reviews - 149 Photos
Rosario Hotels: 113 Reviews - 341 Photos
La Plata Hotels: 33 Reviews - 86 Photos
Puerto Madryn Hotels: 117 Reviews - 326 Photos
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Personal experiences & helpfull hints Buenos Aires

85 Reviews strong warning the companies and services provided follow the clever and corrupt ways the Argentines pride themselves on. my personal expenses to repair the damage two individuals caused (and take...

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Plaza de Mayo, Goverment House, el Cabildo The Cathedral, etc. Buenos Aires

18 Reviews Among Casa Rosada located in plaza de Mayo and Puerto Madero this huge square split in two areas this part of the city... its a crowded area with lot of traffic in each direction ,,be careful crossing...

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Monuments Buenos Aires

7 Reviews This flower like monument stands at the Plaza of the United Nations. I think this is one of the most unusual sculptures that I've seen. "Floralis Generica" by architect Eduardo Catalano is a gigantic...

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La Boca Buenos Aires

14 Reviews Some Bs As quarters has a lot of collapsed buildings but La Boca sounds like all is the same... in some features remember some places or buildings that everybody have seen in La Habana....mostly are...

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Palermo Buenos Aires

12 Reviews Of course here you can assist horse races, but there's also a casino there, only with slot machines. It is worth a visit, the building is amazing! Por supuesto que aca se pueden ver carreras de...

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Recoleta Buenos Aires

17 Reviews I finally arrived in the cemetery. and to tell you by the truth, when some woman offered me a map of the cemetery. i really regreted not to do. yeah, all the locations are almost similar the most...

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San Telmo Buenos Aires

9 Reviews San Telmo is my favourite neighbourhood in Buenos Aires..perhaps it reminded mi clearly to Gracia quarter in Barcelona......the streets ..squares like Dorrego ...were so similar and really nice to...

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9 de Julio's avenue Buenos Aires

7 Reviews The widest in the world ... looks great....the first time i saw it i was attonished wow!! such a wide place and long at the same time...wider than Champs Elysées in Paris and crowded by cars going up...

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Retiro Buenos Aires

8 Reviews the famous argentian plastic artistic marthe minujin create the tower of book with 7 floor ,name babel is in the square san martin, in retiro, the entry is free and there are more of 200.000 books is...

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The National Congress Buenos Aires

3 Reviews Located at the end of Avenida de Mayo its a lush green square full of trees and gardens where people use to have a bite there or feed pigeons.... Walking by Av Mayo you find the Congreso sq at the end...

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Architecture Buenos Aires

8 Reviews Monumental Tower (formerly The English Tower): donated by the British community in Argentina in 1916 for the centenary of Argentina´s independece. The clock has a diameter of 4.5 meters and a pendulum...

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Aerial sights of Buenos Aires Buenos Aires

2 Reviews Have your camera ready while landing in Buenos Aires in the day time, especially at dawn or sunset. As plane will go parallel to the River Plate, you'll be able to take some nice landscape...

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Teatro Colon Buenos Aires

3 Reviews Inaugurated on May 25, 1908 with the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi, its architecture reflects the Italian Renaissance. The elaborate plaster moldings, stained glass dome, sweeping staircase, sculpted...

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Tango Buenos Aires

6 Reviews Because tango is porteno and porteno only, you will find it all around Buenos Aires. Street performers, some of the, very very good, paintings, names of streets of famous tango songs, famous boliches...

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Florida Street Buenos Aires

4 Reviews Its a pedestrian boulevar that cross microcentro area with two ends, the first just over Plaza de Mayo and the other in Parque San Martin on the way to Retiro ...my first impression there was "WOW" i...

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El Obelisco Buenos Aires

5 Reviews Such a beauty ...amazing...spectacular at first sight and could be seen from the 4 ends of 9 de julio Avenue and southern part of Corrientes boulevars and 20 blocks upwards ....The place is Plaza de...

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Puerto Madero and Catalina's Buenos Aires

4 Reviews This place is the old harbour now reconvert like leisure place crowded of chic restaurants and terraces but keeping the huge crane towers destinated to empty the load ships Its located closer to...

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Cafe Tortoni Buenos Aires

3 Reviews This cafe has formed part of the Porteno landscape since 1858. A shrine to local tango culture, it houses the Academia Nacional del Tango and stages performances as well as literary events in the...

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Belgrano Buenos Aires

2 Reviews Barrancas of Belgrano it's located (obviously) in Belgrano. On weekends many people can be seen dancing tango and salsa. Barrancas de Belgrano queda (obviamente) en Belgrano. Los fines de semana se...

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Las Cañitas Buenos Aires

1 Review A new and trendy eating and nightlife area is Las Canitas, located between Avenidas Luis Maria Campos and Libertador in the Palermo District (named because there were once wild sugar canes growing...

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Flora & Fauna - Plants & Animals

by spidermiss

There is an amazing diversity of Flora with Argentina being blessed with a wide range of natural wonders from subtropical jungles to sub Antarctic terrain.In the North of Argentina, it is common to see subtropical Parana forests especially at Parque Nacional Iguazu. In the North West, in the Andes region, you would see thorn scrub including cactus and also montane cloud forests reigning in the region whereas in the North East, somewhat at wetter region, you would see grasslands forests growing by the rivers and lakes.In Central Argentina, it is mainly pampas grassland which is Argentina's agricultural heartland. On the Atlantic coast, the north begins with beaches, pampas grasslands to Patagonia's cliffs where vegetation is not seen. Travelling further down in Patagonia, you are greeted with a variety of Steppe comprising of brush and grass only interrupted briefly by mountain and lakes,...

Language

by spidermiss

English is widely spoken among Argentianeans but there is no guarantee that you would come across those who do on your travels. It would be useful to learn some basic Spanish beforehand or learn Catellano (Argentine Spanish) at one of the many language schools in Argentina.

Flora & Fauna - Argentinean National Parks

by spidermiss

There are many national parks and reserves in Argentina. The most popular parks are Iguazu Falls; Nahuel Huapi for its lakes, temperate forests and mountains; Lanin for its volcanoes and monkey puzzle; Los Glaciares for its Perito Moreno Glacier and Cerro and Fitz Roy Ranges; and Parque Provincial Aconcagua houding Cerro Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Andes. The parks are managed by Intendencia and have their own guardaparques. You are able to camp and stay in one to the refuges. You can able to obtain further information from the National Park Headquarters in Buenos Aires.*More information and photos to follow*

travel books: fodor's and lonely planet

by rkearns

fodor's and lonely planet. make sure it's up to the current year though. some restaurant and hotel prices are out dated if it's a couple years old. most bookstores sell used copies. ebay is good for that too.

Quilmes.

by Dizzyhead

If you go to a hot Argentina, you need to drink some cold beer during the days. Quilmes is one of the beer produced in Argentina and it tastes really good. You should do as me, try it! i drank many Quilmes during my trips in Argentina.

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Adaptor plugs in Argentina

by DSwede

Argentina uses 220V, 50HzTypical outlet will be the European 2-pin outlethttp://electricaloutlet.org/type-cAlso common is the Oblique flat blades with ground (inverted V) [Australian] plughttp://electricaloutlet.org/type-i** however the polarity of the circuit is reversed from Australia. Prior to connecting, you should verify compatibility.While not official, USA/Japan 2-pin style outlets are common too outside of hotels:http://electricaloutlet.org/type-a

Che Guevara.

by Dizzyhead

Enesto "Che" guevara was a son to a rich man, but he chose to become a politician or revolutionare on the left side. he joined Fidel Castro on Cuba in his war against the rich. During his trips on his bike through South America he found out all unfair lives people had. he was planning to become a medicin student, but he decided to go another way. He was captured and excuted in a guerilla war in Bolivia. 9th October 1967 he was excuted. Everywhere I travel, I see pictures on t-shirt or bars with his name.

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ushuai with beagle canal

by hanspeter_W.

in down the south do not forget to visit the Beagle canal with the lovely sea-animals, and the end of the Panamericana in a Nationalpark...Ushuaia looks more North European or Canadian than it is related to Buenos AiresUshuaia (Spanish pronunciation: [uˈswaʝa], English: /u¢°ˈʃwaɪ.ə/) is the capital of the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego. It is commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world.[2][3] Ushuaia is located in a wide bay on the southern coast of the island of Tierra del Fuego, bounded on the north by the Martial mountain range and on the south by the Beagle Channel. Its population is estimated today at about 64,000.[4] It is the only municipality in the Department of Ushuaia, which has an area of 9,390 km2 (3,625 sq mi).

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Iguazu access for Americans

by chasdwes

You will need a visa to visit the Brazilian side. There is a checkpoint where your passport will be checked to see whether it contains the visa stamp and you will be denied entry unless you fork over the fee for a five year visa.In my opinion, the Argentian side is much better. Should I go back, I'd forget about the Brazilian side.By the way, do take the power boat ride. It is a blast. Of course, you'll get drenched when a waterfall is attacked. This ride is a true highlight.Chasdwes The Devil's Throat will make a lasting memory on you.

arquitectura colonial y UNESCO

by viviuruguay

Since visited Buenos Aires, I recommend that a sunny day, cross by boat to Uruguay, Colonia del Sacramento. It is a historic city declared by the UNESCO World Heritage Site, is small and very old, on the Rio de la Plata.

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Alvear Palace Buenos Aires

8 Reviews and 266 Opinions Spent three nights there in April 05. My eyes roll to the back of my head when I think of their...

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Huentala Hotel Boutique Mendoza

4 Reviews and 107 Opinions This is a good hotel, clean, friendly and well located. Staff are helpful.

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Tierra de Leyendas Ushuaia

6 Reviews and 224 Opinions Have to give this place 5*s. lovely accomadation, great hosts that really look after you. A short...

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