Tourist Attractions & Monuments Argentina

Very professional home. Interesting brochure to obtain (in French). The passport can be stamped with the El Fin del Mundo (different models). Also a tourist information kiosk on Muelle Turístico (where landed boats), and a stand at the airport opens at the time of arrival of national flights.

This natural park, recently built with the aim of awakening consciences on the preservation of local flora and fauna, brings together various animal and plant species in the region and other parts of the globe (USA, Australia, Africa…). The visit begins with various reptiles, smaller snakes, the most venimous to the gigantic boa constrictor, passing through iguanas and crocodiles over 3 meters long. The visit continues with a sphere where hundreds of butterflies and plants in the region are cohabiting in the life cycle of these small beasts whose colors are astonishing. However, during our last visit in December 2017, animals were struggling (small enclosures, very dark cages, visibly weakened animals). Efforts should be made to promote animal living conditions.

This artificial lake was inaugurated in 1962 in response to the terrible floods that struck Tandil in 1951. With a surface area of 19 hectares, the dique and its geyser are the perfect place for a family trip, for example cycling, or for a swim in one of the swimming pools of the complex. For amateurs, there is also fishing and other water sports.

In former chalet Pujol dating back to the beginning of the last century (1917). Pleasant visit and panoramic view of the Gulf from the floor. A fairly modern expo with a giant squid of suspended marine mammal skeletons. You can take your children there.

We take the Calle de Florida bus, then turn around the city with 24 possible stops such as Plaza de Mayo, Congreso, Monserrat, San Telmo, La Boca, Reserva Ecologica, Puerto Madero, Plaza San Martín, Palermo Rosedal, Plaza Italia, Recoleta, Plaza Lavalle… The bus passes approximately every 30 min, with an audio guide in several languages, including French. Tickets are purchased either at the starting point or on the bus.

Information about the city only, and one or two flyers on the surrounding area.

You can attend the course, even without participating, and purchase the production of this uncommon school.

Whales Argentina is a whale-watching tour operator based in Puerto Pirámides. They offer travelers the chance to enjoy a unique experience admiring majestic southern right whales from a boat in the Patagonian Sea. The scenery offered by the Patagonian coast adds a special value to this whale encounter. Their aim is to share with visitors the spirit and emotions that this generous expression of nature awakens in human beings of all ages. The Whales Argentina website provides useful information about the whale-watching experience on Peninsula Valdés, going beyond their essential service. Schedules are subject to change, so check before you go. Embarking to see whales and their calves in the freedom and vastness of Atlantic Patagonia is an exciting travel adventure and a communion with nature.

Hydrosport specializes in organizing whale-watching excursions in this region. With over 50 years' experience, they offer high-quality nautical services and hospitality. Their semi-rigid boat, the largest in Argentina, allows visitors to enjoy unique views of the whales while guaranteeing comfort and safety. Excursions last around an hour and a half and are guided by a professional team who ensure safe sailing in the Gulf Nuevo. Puerto Pirámides has been declared a World Heritage Site and is renowned for its whale-watching activities.

The province of Entre Ríos offers many tourist attractions, including rivers and beaches, fiestas and carnivals, nature parks, spa resorts, fishing and delicious gastronomy. In addition, the province regularly organizes events such as marathons, karting championships, festivals and exhibitions.

Casa d'Entre Ríos is a government office located in Buenos Aires. It is a place where visitors can obtain information about the province of Entre Ríos and its tourist attractions.

Our heart in the field of festivals. San Telmo is a great thing, but it is made for tourists and is strictly tour of Buenos Aires. The Feria's feria is quite different. It is truly Argentine and highlights some of the provinces of Interior (la Pampa, the North-West). It is simply much more authentic. In the programme: North West folklore dance ball, craft stands (prices are reasonable), outdoor parrillas, humitas or locros stands (regional dishes of the Northwest) and finally, démonstration of the gauchos on their proud mounts (usually around 14 h). A colourful feria where you will find a few traces of the customs of the country.

The museum is located in the pavilion walls of the former Hotel des Immigrants (in service between 1911 and 1953). It recalls the historical, economic, cultural and social importance of the monuments and movements of immigration in Argentina. Very interesting to understand the portègne identity.

As its name indicates, you are offered alternative exits, even if the term may seem to be sometimes inactive.

Mina Clavero is a town in the heart of Argentina's Traslasierra region. The region's landscapes are still relatively modest, but we're entering a wilder region. Mina Clavero's main attractions are the Traslasierra waterfalls, where visitors can hike to balconies overlooking the source of the Mina Clavero River. There are also tours and activities available in the area, allowing visitors to discover the natural beauty of Mina Clavero and its surroundings. As for accommodation, there are several hotels and apartments available in Mina Clavero for visitors wishing to stay overnight. Some hotels are located close to the town center, offering easy access to the town's attractions and amenities.

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