Overview

Places of interest in Argentina

Overview
1 Peninsula Valdes
Wild dolphins glide over turquoise cliffs
9.3
Located on Argentina’s southern coast, the Peninsula Valdés is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its abundant marine wildlife. Visitors can observe whales, sea lions, penguins and seals against dramatic cliffs and open ocean vistas.
Highlights:
  • 🍖 Savor local lamb barbecue on a seaside terrace
  • 🧊 Hike to the Perito Moreno glacier’s ice caves
  • 🐋 Spot southern right whales at Punta Tombo beach
1 General Enrique Mosconi International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged beauty
Serving Corrientes city and surrounding region, this airport offers domestic flights to Buenos Aires and other major hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and ground transportation links and services.
2 Almirante Marcos A. Zar Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Serving the city of Mar del Plata and surrounding coastal region, this regional hub offers domestic flights to Buenos Aires and other Argentine cities. Modern terminal facilities include retail, dining and free Wi‑Fi.
2 Las Leñas
Snow‑kissed peaks and alpine serenity
9.0
This remote valley in Patagonia features dramatic granite peaks, turquoise glacial lakes and rugged terrain perfect for hiking. The area offers solitude away from crowds, with crystal-clear waters reflecting snow-capped mountains and wild landscapes that feel untouched by civilization.
Highlights:
  • 🍷 Explore local vineyards and taste Malbec in the valley
  • 🌌 Stargaze from the high-altitude observatory at night
  • 🏔️ Hike to the summit of Cerro de los Siete Picos
3 San Rafael Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s untamed wilderness
Located near the city of San Rafael, this regional airport serves domestic flights and supports tourism to nearby national parks. Runway length accommodates small jets, while facilities include a modern terminal and cargo handling.
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4 Santa Rosa Airport
Gateway to Argentina’s vibrant countryside
Serving the city of Santa Rosa and surrounding La Pampa province, this regional airport offers daily flights to Buenos Aires and other domestic hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and ground transport links.
3 Cerro Catedral
Alpine wonderland with world‑class slopes
8.7
This historic site in Argentina's Cuyo region features a step pyramid and ancient ruins spanning several square kilometers. The landscape is arid, with dramatic rock formations and ball courts that highlight its archaeological significance as a major destination.
Highlights:
  • 🥾 Hike the panoramic trails to spot Andean wildlife
  • ⛷️ Ski or snowboard on world‑class pistes during winter season
  • 🏔️ Climb Cerro Catedral’s summit via cable car
4 Palermo Soho
Trendy heart of Buenos Aires
8.7
Highlights:
  • 🛍️ Shop unique crafts and local designer boutiques
  • ☕ Relax with drinks at bustling Plaza Serrano cafes
  • 🎨 Explore vibrant street art and murals on guided tours
1 Feria de Mataderos
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2 Ex Mercado de Liniers
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3 Mercado de la Construcción
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1 Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Dynamic showcase of Latin art
The Latin American Art Museum in Buenos Aires houses a vast collection of modern and contemporary works within its historic building. Visitors explore diverse artistic expressions across several floors, making it a cultural highlight for art lovers visiting Argentina's capital city.
Highlights:
  • 🎥 Attend film screenings and cultural events regularly
  • 🖼️ Explore modern and contemporary Latin American art
  • 🎨 Admire iconic Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera artworks
5 Ministro Pistarini International Airport
Argentina’s Major International Hub
Serving Buenos Aires and surrounding regions, Ministro Pistarini International Airport handles over 20 million passengers annually. The modern terminal offers extensive retail, dining and transit options, connecting to domestic and international flights.
6 Jorge Newbery Airpark
City-Center Hub for Domestic Flights
The main international gateway to Buenos Aires, Jorge Newbery handles domestic and regional flights. Modern facilities, efficient security and proximity to the city center make it convenient for travelers and for business and leisure.
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Railway Station
7 Rosario – Islas Malvinas International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged beauty
Serving Rosario and surrounding regions, this airport offers domestic flights to Buenos Aires and international connections via nearby hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, cargo handling and efficient ground transport links.
5 Los Glaciares National Park
Where glaciers meet towering peaks
8.4
Highlights:
  • 🛥️ Take a boat tour on Lago Argentino to glaciers
  • 🥾 Trek Mount Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre trails
  • 🚶‍♀️ Walk along the Perito Moreno Glacier boardwalks
1 Perito Moreno
Thundering Ice in Patagonia’s Wilds
A vast glacier in Argentina's southern Andes offers dramatic ice formations and trekking routes. The surrounding national park features rugged peaks, turquoise lakes and wildlife such as guanacos and Andean condors.
Highlights:
  • 🥾 Hike the trails around Perito Moreno for breathtaking panoramic views
  • 🛥️ Take a boat tour to see the glacier's massive ice walls up close
  • ❄️ Walk along the edge of the glacier and hear the ice crack
2 Perito Moreno Glacier
Glacier
6 Puerto Iguazú
Gateway to Iguazú’s Thundering Falls
8.3
One of South America's most powerful waterfalls, Iguazú spans both nations with over two thousand cascades. While Brazilian views offer distance, the Argentine side delivers intimate mist and dramatic cliffside walks. Arrive early to beat crowds at Devil's Throat for a truly immersive experience.
Highlights:
  • 🌿 Walk the Upper and Lower Trails through tropical forest paths
  • 🚤 Take a jungle boat ride under the waterfalls’ spray
  • 🌊 Stand before the roaring Iguazú Falls at Devil’s Throat viewpoint
8 Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport
Gateway to the Majestic Iguazú Falls
Serving Iguazú National Park, this regional hub offers direct flights from Buenos Aires and São Paulo. The terminal features modern amenities, panoramic views of the falls and convenient transfers to nearby lodges.
9 Resistencia International Airport
Gateway to the heart of Chaco’s landscapes
Serving the city of Resistencia in Argentina's Chaco province, this modern airport offers regional flights and essential services for travelers heading to the Gran Chaco region and connects to Buenos Aires and Córdoba.
10 Libertador General José de San Martín Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Serving Rosario and surrounding regions, this regional hub offers domestic flights to Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Santa Fe. Terminal facilities include retail, dining and free Wi‑Fi, while nearby attractions feature historic architecture and riverfront parks.
3 Esteros del Iberá
Wetland
11 Doctor Fernando Piragine Niveyro International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving Córdoba city, this modern hub connects Argentina to major domestic and international destinations. The terminal offers efficient services, comfortable lounges and convenient access to local attractions via public transport.
12 Formosa International Airport
Gateway to Argentina’s northern cultural hub
Serving the northern Argentine province, this modern airport connects to Buenos Aires and regional hubs. It features a single terminal with efficient customs, comfortable lounges and easy access to local attractions.
7 Patagonia
Untamed Beauty at the End of the World
8.3
Expansive valleys, towering glaciers and windswept steppes define this remote region. Visitors encounter dramatic peaks like Mount Fitz Roy, vast national parks and a culture shaped by gaucho traditions and rugged natural beauty for adventurers.
Highlights:
  • 🐧 Explore the diverse wildlife on Peninsula Valdés
  • ❄️ Witness the massive Perito Moreno Glacier up close
  • 🥾 Hike the legendary trails of Torres del Paine National Park
8 Buenos Aires
Where Tango and Culture Thrive
8.1
A vibrant metropolis where European architecture meets Latin rhythm, Buenos Aires offers world‑class museums, historic cafés and a thriving tango scene. The city’s wide avenues, riverfront parks and diverse neighborhoods create an energetic cultural hub.
Highlights:
  • 🎭 Tour the grand Teatro Colón and admire its opulence
  • 🎨 Stroll through colorful Caminito Street in La Boca
  • 💃 Watch a passionate tango performance in San Telmo
2 Teatro Colón
World-class Opera House in Buenos Aires
This historic opera house in Buenos Aires features ornate gold detailing and a legendary acoustic reputation. It hosts world-class performances, standing as an architectural masterpiece that draws global visitors to its grand stage every night.
Highlights:
  • 🎶 Attend a world-class opera or ballet performance
  • 🏛️ Discover historic art and architecture on guided tours
  • 🎭 Tour the ornate Golden Hall and main auditorium
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9 La Boca
Vibrant Colors and Tango Rhythms
Vibrant streets pulse with tango rhythms and colorful murals. The historic neighborhood offers authentic parrillas, bustling markets and riverfront views that capture Buenos Aires' lively culture and a mix of colonial architecture.
Highlights:
  • 🎨 Explore local art galleries and street murals
  • ⚽ Visit La Bombonera stadium, home of Boca Juniors
  • 💃 Stroll along colorful Caminito street filled with tango dancers
3 La Recoleta Cemetery
Ornate Mausoleums and Historic Graves
This historic resting place in La Recoleta features ornate mausoleums and a famous museum dedicated to Eva Perón. Visitors often explore its grand architecture, peaceful gardens and cultural significance within Buenos Aires' elite neighborhood.
Highlights:
  • 🕊️ Stroll the peaceful, cobblestone paths lined with sculptures
  • 🏛️ Explore ornate mausoleums showcasing varied architectural styles
  • ⚱️ Visit Eva Perón’s iconic tomb with guarded legacy
4 Puente de la Mujer
Elegant tango-inspired bridge
This iconic bridge spans the Río de la Plata, connecting Buenos Aires and Puerto Madero. Its modern design offers stunning views of the city skyline and serves as a vital pedestrian link between the two vibrant districts.
Highlights:
  • 🌇 Enjoy sunset views and nighttime illumination
  • 🚤 Witness the bridge swing open for passing boats
  • 💃 Walk across the iconic tango-inspired rotating bridge
5 The Market Burger
Restaurant
6 El Ateneo Grand Splendid
Former theater turned stunning bookstore
Highlights:
  • 🛋️ Relax in cozy reading nooks within old theater boxes
  • ☕ Enjoy a coffee at the former theater's stage café
  • 📚 Browse books under the stunning frescoed dome
10 Iguazú National Park and Reserve
Epic Waterfalls and Wild Rainforest
7.9
This Argentine national park and reserve borders Brazil, featuring massive waterfalls, lush rainforests and diverse wildlife. The landscape includes dramatic cliffs, misty gorges and extensive trails for exploring one of South America's most spectacular natural wonders.
Highlights:
  • 🌿 Walk the Upper Circuit trail to view multiple cascading waterfalls
  • 🛶 Take a jungle boat ride through the mist of the falls
  • 🌊 Stand before the breathtaking Iguazú Falls at Devil’s Throat
4 Iguazu Falls
Breathtaking waterfalls spanning two countries
Highlights:
  • 🦜 Walk the forest trails and spot colorful toucans
  • 🚤 Take a boat ride beneath the cascading falls
  • 🌊 Stand before the roaring Devil’s Throat viewpoint
11 Tierra del Fuego
Endless winds and rugged volcanic horizons
7.7
Highlights:
  • ❄️ Explore Martial Glacier via guided snow trek
  • 🚤 Cruise through Beagle Channel, spot sea lions
  • 🏝️ Hike to the iconic Ushuaia lighthouse
13 Hermes Quijada International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Serving Rosario and surrounding regions, this modern airport offers direct flights to major South American hubs. Facilities include a single terminal, efficient customs and nearby access to the city’s industrial and cultural attractions.
12 El Chalten
Hiking Capital of Argentina
7.7
This Patagonian gem offers dramatic mountains, turquoise glacial lakes and rugged hiking trails. While El Chaltén attracts adventure seekers, venturing deeper into the valley reveals serene landscapes away from the crowds, making it a perfect base for exploring nature's raw beauty in Argentina.
Highlights:
  • ⛰️ Climb steep trail sections for breathtaking mountain panoramas
  • 🌊 Explore Laguna Capri’s peaceful turquoise waters
  • 🏞️ Hike to Laguna de Los Tres for Mount Fitz Roy views
13 Villa la Angostura
Patagonia's Hidden Gem
7.5
This charming Argentine town in Villa La Angostura offers serene mountain views and artistic flair. Visitors enjoy boutique shopping, hiking trails and cozy cafes without the crowds found in larger cities, making it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers seeking tranquility and culture.
Highlights:
  • 🏞️ Relax along the tranquil shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi
  • ⛷️ Admire panoramic views from the Cerro Bayo ski resort
  • 🌲 Hike the enchanting trails of Los Arrayanes National Park
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14 San Carlos de Bariloche
Argentina’s Alpine Wonderland
7.4
Set in the Andes, this town offers dramatic mountain scenery and alpine lakes. Visitors enjoy skiing, hiking and local chocolate. The historic architecture reflects Swiss influence, while nearby national parks showcase glaciers and dense forests.
Highlights:
  • 🏘️ Explore the Bavarian-style Centro Cívico and museums
  • 🥾 Hike the scenic trails of Nahuel Huapi National Park
  • 🚡 Take a cable car to Cerro Otto for panoramic views
3 San Carlos de Bariloche
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14 San Carlos de Bariloche Airport
Nature’s Gateway in Patagonia
The airport serves the city of San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina’s Patagonia region. It offers flights to major domestic hubs and seasonal international routes, connecting travelers to nearby ski resorts and scenic lakes.
15 Puerto Pirámides
Whale Watching on Wild Patagonian Shores
7.2
This coastal Argentine town offers dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters and a laid-back vibe. Its historic lighthouse guides visitors through rugged landscapes where nature meets the sea in striking harmony along the Atlantic coast.
Highlights:
  • 🐾 Visit the Punta Piramides sea lion colony viewpoint
  • 🛶 Kayak around Golfo Nuevo and spot sea lions
  • 🐋 Go whale watching to see southern right whales
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Peninsula
15 Gobernador Edgardo Castello Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving the city of San Juan and surrounding wine regions, this regional airport offers daily flights to Buenos Aires and Santiago. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and on‑site car rentals.
16 Mendoza
Wine, Andes and Adventure Bliss
7.2
Vibrant wine country known for Malbec, surrounded by Andes peaks and high desert landscapes. The region offers world‑class vineyards, outdoor adventures like trekking and rafting and a mix of historic colonial towns and modern urban centers.
Highlights:
  • 🍇 Join a tasting at a traditional Mendoza bodega
  • 🏔️ Drive along the scenic Route of the Andes to Aconcagua
  • 🍷 Tour vineyards and sample Malbec in the heart of wine country
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Peak
16 Gov. Francisco Gabrielli International Airport
Gateway to Mendoza’s Wine Region
Serving Mendoza city and surrounding wine region, this airport offers modern facilities, frequent domestic flights to Buenos Aires and convenient access to the Andes for travelers seeking adventure or business.
17 Domingo Faustino Sarmiento Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s untamed wilderness
Serving the city of Bahía Blanca, this regional airport offers domestic flights and cargo services. The terminal is modest but functional, with basic amenities and a runway suitable for medium‑sized aircraft.
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18 Brigadier Mayor César Raúl Ojeda Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Located near Buenos Aires, this regional airport serves the city of Luque and surrounding industrial zones. It offers domestic flights, cargo facilities and a modern terminal designed for efficient passenger flow.
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17 Salta
Colonial Charm and Andean Landscapes
7.1
A vibrant city in northern Argentina, Salta offers colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and a lively cultural scene. The surrounding Andes provide dramatic scenery, while local markets showcase regional crafts, music and traditional cuisine.
Highlights:
  • 🚠 Climb San Bernardo Hill via cable car for stunning views
  • 🚂 Ride the Train to the Clouds, one of the world’s highest railroads
  • 🦴 Visit the Museo de Arqueología de Alta Montaña for mummies
19 Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport
Gateway to Northern Argentina’s Charms
Serving Buenos Aires, this international hub connects to major global cities and offers modern facilities, including a spacious terminal, duty‑free shops and efficient transit options for travelers heading to Argentina’s capital.
20 Teniente General Benjamín Matienzo International Airport
Gateway to vibrant Tucumán’s cultural heart
Serving Buenos Aires, this international hub connects to major global cities and offers modern facilities, including a spacious terminal, duty‑free shops and efficient transit options for travelers heading to Argentina’s capital today.
21 Gobernador Horacio Guzmán International Airport
Gateway to Andean peaks and cultural heritage
Serving Buenos Aires and surrounding regions, this international hub offers modern facilities, multiple airlines and convenient access to major Argentine cities. It features a large terminal, extensive parking and efficient customs processing.
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22 Vicecomodoro Ángel de la Paz Aragonés Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Convenient gateway to northern Patagonia, this regional airport connects remote communities with Buenos Aires and other major hubs. Modern facilities serve both passenger flights and essential cargo operations for tourism and trade.
23 Termas de Río Hondo Airport
Gateway to thermal springs and Andean vistas
Serving the spa town of Termas de Río Hondo in Argentina’s Córdoba province, this regional airport offers convenient flights to major hubs and supports tourism focused on thermal resorts and nearby national parks.
18 San Martin de los Andes
Patagonian Paradise by Lake Lácar
7.1
A gateway to Patagonia’s high plateau, this town offers dramatic mountain views and access to glaciers, lakes and hiking trails. Visitors enjoy local cuisine, historic architecture and nearby natural attractions such as the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Highlights:
  • 🏖️ Relax and swim at Playa Quila Quina beach
  • ⛷️ Ski or snowboard at Cerro Chapelco Resort
  • 🛣️ Drive the scenic Route of the Seven Lakes
24 Presidente Perón International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged beauty
Serving Neuquén city and surrounding Patagonia region, this airport handles domestic flights to Buenos Aires and regional hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, cargo services and easy access to nearby ski resorts.
25 Aviador Carlos Campos Airport
Mountain gateway to Patagonia adventures
Serving San Juan de la Costa in Santa Fe Province, this regional airport links to Buenos Aires and Rosario with daily flights. Its runway handles small jets and on‑site facilities include a control tower.
19 Mar del Plata
Argentina’s Lively Atlantic Playground
7.0
Highlights:
  • 🌆 Climb Torre Tanque for panoramic city views
  • ⛪ Visit the neo-gothic Mar del Plata Cathedral
  • 🏖️ Relax on the popular Playa Varese beach
26 Comandante Espora Airport
Gateway to vibrant Buenos Aires nightlife
Serving Buenos Aires' southern suburbs, Comandante Espora Airport handles domestic flights and cargo operations. Located near the Río de la Plata, it offers modern facilities and quick access to the city’s business districts.
27 Astor Piazzolla International Airport
Gateway to Argentina’s coastal charm
Serving Mar del Plata, Argentina’s coastal resort city, this airport connects to major domestic hubs and international destinations. Modern facilities include a single terminal, ample parking and easy access to the city’s beaches.
20 Ushuaia
End of the World Adventures
7.0
Highlights:
  • 🥾 Hike to Laguna Esmeralda surrounded by snow-capped peaks
  • 🚂 Take the End of the World Train to Tierra del Fuego National Park
  • 🚢 Cruise through the Beagle Channel and spot sea lions
28 Ushuaia – Malvinas Argentinas International Airport
World’s Southernmost Airport Gateway
The airport serves Ushuaia, Argentina’s southernmost city, connecting travelers to Patagonia and Antarctica. It features modern facilities, a single runway and regular flights to Buenos Aires and regional hubs year‑round.
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21 Purmamarca
Rainbow Hills and Andean Traditions
7.0
This colorful Andean town in Argentina's Purmamarca region features vibrant murals, colonial architecture and panoramic mountain views. Visitors explore its cobblestone streets, local markets and nearby waterfalls for an authentic cultural experience away from crowded tourist hubs.
Highlights:
  • 🏛️ Explore the quaint Plaza 9 de Julio
  • 🥾 Walk the scenic Paseo de los Colorados trail
  • 🌈 Hike the colorful Hill of Seven Colors
22 Tilcara
Ancient Ruins and Bohemian Vibes
7.0
High in the Andes, Tilcara offers a mix of pre‑Inca ruins and colonial architecture. Visitors can explore the ancient Chavín de Huantar site, hike surrounding peaks and experience local crafts in its vibrant market daily.
Highlights:
  • 🖼️ Visit the Eduardo Casanova Archaeological Museum
  • 💧 Hike to Devil’s Throat waterfall canyon trail
  • 🏺 Explore ancient pre-Inca ruins at Pucará de Tilcara
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Nature Reserve
23 Puerto Madryn
Gateway to Patagonian Wildlife
6.7
A rugged, sub-Antarctic peninsula in southern Argentina features dramatic fjords, glaciers and strong winds. The landscape is more tundra than forest, with rocky outcrops, pebble beaches and cold waters that define this remote Patagonian destination.
Highlights:
  • 🐧 Visit Punta Tombo to see thousands of Magellanic penguins
  • 🦭 Explore Peninsula Valdés, home to seals and sea lions
  • 🐋 Watch southern right whales from El Doradillo Beach
29 El Tehuelche Airport
Small Airport Near Patagonia Coast
Serving the city of Bahía Blanca and surrounding regions, this airport offers regional flights to Buenos Aires and other Argentine hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and ground transport links.
24 El Calafate
Gateway to Patagonia’s Glaciers
6.6
Highlights:
  • 🧊 Tour Glaciarium Museum to learn about Patagonian ice
  • 🐦 Explore Laguna Nimez birdwatching nature reserve
  • ❄️ Visit Perito Moreno Glacier and watch ice calving
30 Comandante Armando Tola International Airport
Patagonia’s gateway to glaciers
Serving Santa Fe province, this regional airport connects to Buenos Aires and other domestic hubs. Modern facilities include a single runway, passenger terminal and cargo handling, supporting both tourism and local commerce.
31 Piloto Civil Norberto Fernández International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Serving Rosario and surrounding regions, this modern hub offers direct flights to Buenos Aires, Córdoba and international destinations. Facilities include a spacious terminal, duty‑free shops and efficient customs processing and.
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25 Trevelin
A Welsh haven in Patagonia
6.6
A Patagonian town in Argentina's Chubut Province, Trevelin offers a quiet escape from the crowds. Its charming streets and proximity to vast forests make it an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty without feeling overwhelmed by tourists.
Highlights:
  • 🥾 Hike in nearby Los Alerces National Park trails
  • 🌷 Explore colorful tulip fields in springtime bloom
  • 🏛️ Visit the historic Nant Fach flour mill museum
32 Esquel Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving the remote Patagonian town of Esquel, this small public airport offers basic facilities and regular flights to Buenos Aires. The surrounding Andes provide dramatic scenery for travelers arriving by air.
26 Córdoba
Colonial Heritage, Student Energy, Sierras
6.3
Highlights:
  • 🖼️ Admire colonial art and relics at the Museo de la Manzana Jesuítica
  • 🚶‍♀️ Stroll around Plaza San Martín and the historic center
  • 🏛️ Explore the Jesuit Block, a UNESCO World Heritage site
33 Ingeniero Aeronáutico Ambrosio L.V. Taravella International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes
Serving Corrientes province, this airport connects regional flights to Buenos Aires and neighboring countries. Modern facilities include a single runway, passenger terminal and cargo handling, supporting both commercial and general aviation.
34 Coronel Felipe Varela International Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s untamed wilderness
Serving the city of Santa Fe and surrounding agricultural region, this airport offers regional flights to Buenos Aires and Córdoba. Modern facilities include a single terminal, cargo handling and easy access via highway.
35 Sauce Viejo Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Located near Buenos Aires, this regional airport serves domestic flights and cargo operations. It features a single asphalt runway, modern navigation aids and easy access to the surrounding industrial zone.
36 Capitán Vicente Almandos Almonacid Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving the remote region of Chubut Province, this public airport connects small towns to Buenos Aires via regional carriers. Runway length supports medium aircraft; facilities include a single terminal and basic navigation aids.
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37 General Justo José de Urquiza Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving the city of Paraná and surrounding region, this regional airport offers daily flights to Buenos Aires and other domestic hubs. Modern facilities, efficient security and convenient ground transport make travel straightforward.
38 Las Higueras Airport
Gateway to Patagonia’s rugged wilderness
Serving the city of Resistencia and surrounding Chaco region, this regional airport offers daily flights to Buenos Aires and other domestic hubs. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and ground transportation links.
39 Valle del Conlara Airport
Gateway to vineyards and majestic mountains
Located in central Argentina, Valle del Conlara Airport serves the surrounding wine region and agricultural communities. The runway accommodates regional flights, while nearby vineyards offer tours and tastings for enthusiasts.
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