Buenos Aires Province
A large Pampas province surrounding the capital, with seaside resort cities, gaucho ranch culture and hill towns.
Buenos Aires Province is Argentina's largest province by area and population, surrounding the capital's autonomous city, and is mostly flat, fertile Pampas grassland. Mar del Plata on the Atlantic coast is the country's best-known seaside resort city; San Antonio de Areco is known for gaucho culture and traditional estancias; and the Tandil hills, the Tigre Delta and the provincial capital, La Plata, are also worth a visit. The coast is best in summer (Dec–Feb), while inland towns are best in spring and autumn. Most trips can start from Buenos Aires.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Classic Argentina: Waterfalls, Glaciers & the End of the World – Connect Buenos Aires, Iguazu, the glaciers, Fitz Roy, and Ushuaia using domestic flights.
- Buenos Aires First Visit: Classic – Cover Plaza de Mayo, the Teatro Colón, La Boca, San Telmo and Recoleta Cemetery in three days, organized by neighborhoo…
- Buenos Aires In Depth with a Day in Tigre – Stay in Palermo. Spend four days exploring the city neighborhood by neighborhood, plus a day trip by train to the Tigre…
- Buenos Aires, Colonia and Gaucho Town – Four days in the city, plus one night in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, and a day at a gaucho estancia in San Antonio…
- Rio, Iguazu & Buenos Aires 10-Day Classic Tour – A classic multi-flight route spanning Brazil and Argentina, connecting Rio's bays, Iguazu Falls, and the neighborhoods…
- Buenos Aires Art and Architecture – Galleries and historic buildings: MALBA, the Colón Theatre and Palacio Barolo, plus a day trip to La Plata Cathedral
- Buenos Aires, Iguazu & Uruguay – Connect the city of tango, Iguazu Falls, Colonia, and the coastal wineries of Uruguay.
- Buenos Aires Tango and Asado – Stay in San Telmo. By day, explore old streets and cafés; by night, enjoy asado, a tango show or a milonga