Argentina Things to Do

Argentina is world renowned for its premium steaks, sourced from grass-fed cattle that roam the pampas region and exported to all corners of the globe. It’s no surprise that visitors to Buenos Aires are so keen to tuck into the city’s most popular dish but with steaks served up from every joint in town, how do you find the best? Wherever you go you’re unlikely to find a bad cut of meat in Buenos Aires, but for those hunting down the city’s finest steak, here are some of the best parrillas (steakhouses) to try.

Tucked in the shadows of the vast Andes mountain range and encircled by lush vineyards, Mendoza has a lot to offer travelers wanting to explore the Argentine countryside. Here are a few ideas for the best day trips from Mendoza.

If you are traveling to Buenos Aires and are looking for an authentic cultural experience, then you better be prepared to eat meat. And also prepare yourself to eat at times when you normally are sleeping. In order to learn more about the Buenos Aires meat heavy food culture I signed up for a walking food tour of one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires – San Telmo.

From the cosmopolitan capital of Buenos Aires to the glacial wonderland of Patagonia, Argentina has plenty to tempt the intrepid traveler, but with only one week to see the sights, it’s impossible to cram it all in. For those limited on time, here are a few ideas for how to make the most of one week in Argentina.

Renowned for producing some of the world’s finest beef, eating in Buenos Aires might be tough on vegetarians, but whatever your tastes, there’s plenty of fine cuisine to gorge on. Here’s a quick guide to what to eat in the Argentine capital.

One of the most popular stops for South American cruise travelers, Buenos Aires rarely fails to bowl over its guests with its atmospheric tango halls, historic architecture and cool cosmopolitan vibe. The only question is how to cram all of the city’s sights into such a short sojourn.