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Argentina Travel: Let's Tango

Argentina, the "Europe of South America," is rife with places to visit and things to do. It's over a million square miles large, so a visit to this beautiful country requires much planning, whether you intend to visit one specific place or several regions at once. In this guide you'll find the online resources that bolster your knowledge of the country and aid in your vacation planning.

Argentina Travel Basics

In this section you will find famous tourist sites or unique aspects of Argentina to guide your ... read more »

Travel Requirements for Argentina

Before you visit Argentina, you'll want to get acquainted with its history and cultural practices. ... read more »

Getting to Argentina

If you're coming from the United States, the best way is to fly to Argentina. You'll have to fly ... read more »

Argentina Hotels

In this section you can find a number of sites that provide hotel reviews and reservation ... read more »

Getting Around in Argentina

As we mentioned in the beginning of the guide, Argentina is an expansive country with lots to see ... read more »

Argentina Travel Blogs and Forums

You can read travel guides and tourism sites until you're blue in the face, but sometimes what you really need is some friendly advice. Before you finalize your Argentina travel plans, peruse blogs, user reviews, and even sites that offer tips and recommendations from locals.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • As always, use your own judgment. Take information from travel bloggers and other casual travelers with information online with a grain of salt, and not the definitive word on the experience of traveling to Argentina.
  • If you like what you hear and think a traveler's experience might be similar to the one you're looking to have, try to contact them through the site they write on to get more information about their individual experience.

Dulcinea's Picks

On the Road guides are written by locals rather than travel writers or tourists so they are a great resource for avoiding tourist traps and picking truly unique and exciting experiences. Be sure to read the "Editorials" section, which covers topics from what to do to where the best places to propose are. 
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Virtual Tourist is a site updated by fellow travelers with photos, tips, and reviews. The Argentina page is broken down by location (cities, national parks, major sights, and regions) and is very extensive. Be sure to consult the forums before finalizing any plans for hotels or activities.
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Lonely Planet 's extensive forum network, the Thorn Tree, has become a valuable resource for travelers. Skim the topics on Argentina to get a sense for the best things to do, as well as things to avoid, and any safety advisories.
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