The Argentine side has about 80% of the falls, with walkways over and under them. A small train takes you to the Devil's Throat, where you stand at the edge of the biggest drop. Speedboats go into the spray.
Allow a full day. Puerto Iguazú is the base.
A city of elaborate marble tombs and mausoleums, the resting place of Argentina's elite, including Eva Perón.
La Boca's Caminito is a street of brightly painted tin houses, with tango dancers.
A valley in the far north-west, a UNESCO site, with colourful mountains such as the Cerro de los Siete Colores at Purmamarca and the Hornocal (14 col…
Argentina's main wine region, at the foot of the Andes, famous for Malbec.
A peninsula on the Patagonian coast, a UNESCO site, where southern right whales come to breed from June to December, sea lions and elephant seals bre…
A town on Lake Nahuel Huapi in the Andes, famous for chocolate and alpine scenery.
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