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Authentic customs lived with passion

At many latitudes, travelers expose their emotions to very varied incentives. Many of them are related to the distinctive features of each destination. When this passion wakes up, the trip achieves another meaning and it becomes a unique experience. Argentina has the particularity of awakening such passion at each of its attractions.

Passion is found in tango, football, gauchos, native communities, design and gastronomy. All these feelings turn Argentina into a unique country, arising emotions that are difficult to find in other lands. Let passion take you to unimaginable roads and feel Argentina as your home.  Welcome to the Authentic, welcome to a land where your heart will beat much faster!

Cruises

Argentina is a destination suitable for cruises, provided its ports admit large size vessels. It is possible to cover...

Cultural Tourism

Educational Tourism

The concept of educational tourism is not a new phenomenon. From remote times, students and...

Jewish Experience

  In Argentina, Jewish immigration has developed itself in a way different from the rest of...

Patrimony of Mankind

Since 1981, the UNESCO has distinguished Argentina incorporating to the list of Worldwide...

Polo

Polo in Argentina is unique and, undoubtfully, the best in the world. Different tournaments being held gather the mos...

Rural Tourism

Come and know closely the rural life in a country that outstands for its huge lands and agricultural and cattle breed...

Urban Tourism

Wellness Tourism

Argentina is the wellness land par excellence.It has a great diversity of thermal and health...

Memoria 2010

  El turismo en Argentina alcanzó su récord histórico durante el año 20...

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Recomendados Centro Cívico de San Carlos de Bariloche (San Carlos de Bariloche Civic Center)

Centro Cívico de San Carlos de Bariloche (San Carlos de Bariloche Civic Center)

It is the first civic center in the country, inaugurated on March 17, 1940. It was designed by the architect Ernesto de Estrada. It is made with cypress and larch wood and toba rocks, obtained from Cerro Carbón. The center of the square hosts the monument to Julio A. Roca. It was declared National Monument in 1987.

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