Things to Do in Argentina

The Iguazu Falls are situated on the Brazil/Argentina border in the province of Misiones. Stretching along 2.7km, they fall for 82m at their highest point and are truly one of nature's most awe-inspiring spectacles.

Considered one of the world’s eight winemaking capitals, the Mendoza region produces 70% of the country’s intensely flavorsome reds and whites.

This colonial building is found on the eastern side of Plaza de Mayo, the square at the heart of Buenos Aires. The pink building’s balcony was the setting of Eva Peron’s famous rallying speech (later replicated by Madonna in Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina).

The childhood home of the renowned revolutionary has now been transformed into a museum that charts his life through various exhibits and memorabilia.

Located in the Recoleta neighborhood in Buenos Aires, La Recoleta Cemetery is the resting place for many of Argentina’s most famous historical figures, including Eva Peron.