Patrimony of Mankind

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Since 1981, the UNESCO has distinguished Argentina incorporating to the list of Worldwide Patrimony many different natural and culturally relevant sites, placed in our territory. In 2009, Tango was included in the list of Mankind Non-Material Cultural Patrimony.

Jesuit Estancias and Jesuit Block in Córdoba

The Jesuit Block in the City of Córdoba forms a block that comprises the Church of the Jesuits, the domestic Chape...

Cueva de las Manos (Cave of the Hands)

The Cave lies in the Valley of the Pinturas River, to the south of Perito Moreno town, featuring one of the most i...

Guarani Jesuit Missions

The Jesuit Missions of the Guarani Indians - San Ignacio Miní, Santa María La Mayor, Santa Ana and Nuestra Señora de Lor...

Iguazú National Park

Iguazú National Park, 18 kms far from Puerto Iguazú and declared in 1984 Natural Patrimony of Mankind by the UNESC...

Ischigualasto and Talampaya Natural Parks

Ischigualasto Provincial Park and Talampaya National Park both belong to the same basin of 5.000 km2. They have been ...

Los Glaciares National Park

Scenery of impressive and imposing glaciers descending from the continental ice field. There are three glaciers fl...

Quebrada de Humahuaca (Humahuaca Gorge)

From San Salvador de Jujuy, it can be reached this natural path leading up to the high plateau. Colorful landscape...

Tango - Cultural Patrimony of Mankind

Declared Cultural Patrimony of Mankind, the tango was born in Buenos Aires. It is a musical gender and popular dance tha...

Valdés Peninsula

On the Patagonia coastline there are many natural reservations protecting diverse species of marine fauna, though ...