10 Days of Pure Argentina: From City Lights to Glacier Heights

Begin your trip in the stately neighborhood of Recoleta with a guided walking tour through elegant boulevards and French-inspired architecture. Don’t miss the hauntingly beautiful Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of Argentina’s most notable figures.

Spend the afternoon exploring Palermo Soho, a creative hub brimming with boutiques and design shops along El Salvador Street. Stop for lunch at Carmen, known for modern Argentine cuisine and a stylish terrace.

As evening falls, head to Don Julio—an Argentine institution—for expertly grilled steak paired with a deep Malbec.

Start your day with a cortado and medialuna at La Puerto Rico Bar, one of the city’s oldest cafés. Wander through Mercado San Telmo, sampling empanadas and browsing local artisan goods.

Wrap up your day with an unforgettable tango performance at the Faena Hotel, a dramatic and quintessentially Buenos Aires experience.

Immerse yourself in the colorful energy of La Boca, home to street performers, local artists, and the famous Caminito walkway. Explore galleries, grab a casual lunch, and soak in the rhythm of the city before your next adventure.

Fly north to Iguazú and step into one of the world’s great natural wonders. Explore the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls, winding through lush rainforest walkways and mist-filled viewpoints. For the ultimate thrill, board an adventure boat that cruises beneath the roaring cascades.

Cross into Brazil for panoramic balcony views of the falls—this side offers sweeping perspectives that capture the full magnitude of the natural spectacle. End the evening back in Puerto Iguazú with dinner at La Rueda, a local favorite.

Fly west to Mendoza, Argentina’s premier wine region. En route to your hotel, enjoy a wine-paired lunch at LaGarde Winery, one of the region’s historic estates. Spend the afternoon poolside with a glass of Cab Franc, then savor a fireside dinner under the stars.

Saddle up for a horseback ride with a local gaucho through the foothills of the Andes, followed by a traditional asado (barbecue) lunch at his ranch. In the evening, dine at Rope, known for its elegant take on regional cuisine.

Dedicate the day to wine tasting through the Uco Valley, a stunning backdrop of vineyards against snow-capped peaks. Don’t miss Solo Contigo Wines, a boutique producer with exceptional hospitality and design flair.

Fly south to El Calafate, gateway to Patagonia’s glaciers. Spend the afternoon strolling the town’s shops and cafés, then toast your arrival with a craft beer at Patagonia Brewery. Dinner at Mako offers refined local flavors and lake views.

Experience the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier up close with a mini-trekking adventure across its icy expanse. Cap the day with a memorable lunch overlooking the glacier at Resto del Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park—the perfect finale to your Argentine odyssey.