Beaches, mountains, deserts, plains, lakes, glaciers, and cities full of history and art. Argentina and Chile have seen a great increase in their tourism due to the beauty of their cities, their natural attractions and imposing landscapes such as those offered, for example, Patagonia. Attractions that without a doubt have to visit at least once. But before we start talking about Argentine and Chilean Patagonia, what we must first clarify…

The Argentine Patagonia is an extensive region of more than 2500km that covers the provinces of La Pampa, Chubut, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz, and Tierra del Fuego. Patagonia offers a variety of landscapes with rivers, lakes, mountains, forests that range from the coasts of the Atlantic Ocean to the Andes Mountains connected by small cities and towns, letting nature be the center of attraction. Transport There are several ways…

What to visit? Argentina has a variety of very attractive destinations for tourists. From the capital Buenos Aires, to the Iguazu Falls, Mendoza and its vineyards, Bariloche and its Patagonian lakes, Calafate and its glaciers, Ushuaia and its end of the world. That is what almost every traveler who thinks about the country deigns to see as essential. But there are many other destinations not so well known that are…

Argentina has been an almost inescapable destination for travelers who venture to South America. Its imposing size, its variety of cultural and gastronomic attractions, and its nature have attracted thousands of tourists from all over the world in recent decades. Is it cheap to travel to Argentina? Although the country is located at the southern tip of the American continent and flights can be somewhat extensive and expensive, Argentina is…

During the twentieth century, the Argentine rail network came to have about 100,000 km of railway lines and managed to be one of the largest on the planet. Because of governmental, economic crises and the emphasis placed on automobile transport, they were gradually reducing it to this day, reaching some 47,059 km of roads. Because of this, one cannot speak of an Argentina connected by trains as it was before,…