What to do in Argentina in October?

7 September 2026

October is one of the most vibrant months to tour Argentina. With the arrival of spring, days and nights are mild, ideal for outdoor activities, enjoying cultural proposals, and immersing oneself in international sporting events.

From Patagonia to the heart of Buenos Aires, the entire country unfolds a diverse agenda that promises unforgettable experiences for all tastes. Argentina's tourist and cultural offerings in October are as varied as they are exciting.


Explore a tulip field in Trevelin, Chubut

The Campo de Tulipanes in Trevelin is a unique attraction in Argentina that surprises in spring with an unparalleled color palette. Every October, it becomes one of the most visited landscapes in the southern region.


The Ledesma family manages to make more than a million tulips bloom simultaneously at the foot of the Andes, offering an unforgettable postcard for those visiting the area. The colorful field contrasts with the spring skies and snow-capped peaks that still decorate the horizon, making this tour an unmissable visual and sensory proposal.


How to get there?

There are direct flights from Buenos Aires to the city of Esquel, located just 22 kilometers from Trevelin.


Where to stay?

In Trevelin, there are several accommodation options, from cabins integrated into nature to traditional inns with a classic Patagonian style.


A must-do

You must try the traditional Welsh tea with black cake and artisanal pastries in some of the tea houses in Trevelin.

Be amazed by Mafalda Inmersiva in Recoleta, Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Mafalda Inmersiva arrives at the Centro Cultural Recoleta, a large-scale cultural entertainment experience that invites you to walk through the universe of Quino and allows the whole family to feel close to the famous character for a while.


The proposal is designed both for those who grew up reading the comic strip and for those who are just discovering this endearing character. Children will have a playful tour with specially designed games, where they will inhabit the Mafalda world.


For the first time in history, this emblematic comic strip takes shape and transforms into a physical, multisensory, and interactive tour, with the possibility of entering Mafalda's room, walking through Manolo's grocery store, exploring her neighborhood with its smells and textures, and much more.


How to get there?

Buenos Aires is connected by air to more than 70 international destinations. The Centro Cultural Recoleta is located about thirty blocks from downtown and very close to the Palermo neighborhood.


Where to stay?

There are many and very varied accommodation options in the city, from five-star hotels to budget hostels.


A must-do

A visit to the Cementerio de la Recoleta, located next to the Centro Cultural.

Take part in Oktoberfest in Villa General Belgrano, Córdoba

The Fiesta Nacional de la Cerveza is celebrated every year with traditional parades, Central European music, typical gastronomy, and the classic espiche, the opening ceremony of a barrel that is previously shaken to generate pressure before driving in a wooden tap, causing foam to burst over the audience.


Every October, the Villa transforms and beats to the rhythm of a celebration that attracts thousands of visitors. The streets are filled with color with traditional parades, where hundreds of people dressed in typical costumes walk through the town accompanied by music, dances, and communities celebrating their roots.


Throughout each edition, an outstanding artistic lineup adds shows for all audiences, consolidating a proposal that combines identity, culture, and entertainment. It is recognized as one of the most important Oktoberfests in the world.


How to get there?

There are flights from Buenos Aires to the Córdoba airport, lasting an hour and a half. From there, take a car or transfer to Villa General Belgrano, a two-hour journey.


Where to stay?

The town center, to be close to everything. The outskirts and highway areas, for those looking to disconnect in cabins.


A must-do

Savor German gastronomy and artisanal chocolates.

Enjoy a BTS concert in La Plata, provincia de Buenos Aires

BTS will perform in Argentina for the first time with their Arirang World Tour. They will give three concerts at the Estadio Único Diego Armando Maradona in La Plata, on Wednesday 21st, Friday 23rd, and Saturday 24th.


Their presence in La Plata generated so much expectation that the group will be declared guests of honor by the Municipality. Furthermore, the last of these three shows will be broadcast live in cinemas around the world.


BTS (short for Bangtan Sonyeondan, which translates to "Bulletproof Boy Scouts") is a South Korean K-pop group formed in Seoul in 2010, considered the biggest musical and cultural phenomenon of the 21st century. Since its creation, it has been breaking global records for sales, streams, and sold-out stadiums worldwide.


How to get there?

From Buenos Aires, take a car or bus to La Plata, a journey of approximately one hour.


Where to stay?

The best hotel options are concentrated in the city center, around Plaza Moreno.


A must-do

A visit to the imposing Cathedral and also to the Casa Curutchet, the only work by the famous architect Le Corbusier in South America.

Get passionate about the FIM Flat Track World Championship in Totoras, Santa Fe

On Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th, the Circuito Parque del Unión Fútbol Club in Totoras will host rounds 9 and 10 of the 2026 FIM Flat Track World Championship. It will be a historic event, as for the first time this world championship leaves Europe to race in South America.


Flat Track is a motorcycle racing specialty held on oval dirt tracks, between 400 and 1,600 meters long, without banking. The motorcycles do not have a front brake, and the riders complete the entire race turning left, controlling the bike by drifting, a characteristic that makes this discipline one of the most spectacular in motorcycling.


The two competitions in Totoras will define the world title of the year for a season that previously toured circuits in the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Croatia, Hungary, England, and the Czech Republic.


How to get there?

By car or bus via Ruta Nacional 9, a journey of about five hours.


Where to stay?

Accommodation is concentrated in downtown hotels and family apart-hotels. It is advisable to book in advance.


A must-do

A getaway to the city of Rosario, less than an hour away.