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Travel to Argentina
Argentina is a country so full of intense personality and passion, it seduces the heart of any traveller. Streetside tango, hidden bookstores and quirky gourmet eats are just some of the reasons why this country needs to be on your bucket list.
Key facts
Currency: Argentine Peso (ARS)
Population: 45.1 million
National dish: Asados
Bottle of beer: 120 ARS
Official language: Spanish
Hello: Hola
Capital city: Buenos Aires
Minimum wage: 64 ARS/hour
Annual temperatures: 6°C - 29°C
Our trips to Argentina
Culture
Argentina is greatly influenced by European backgrounds, particularly Spanish and Italian. The country holds the title for being the ‘world’s largest consumer of red meat in the world’ and is renowned for its love of eating; most social gatherings revolving around meals. Football and mosts sports are huge in the Argentinian culture, along with tango.
Best time to visit
Spring (September - November) is considered the best season to visit the country as a whole. With incredible weather during this time, it makes perfect for sightseeing and exploring. Summer is typically when the north really heats up, so head south and enjoy the beaches, lakes and Patagonia’s beauty during December - February. March - May is when you should tour the autumn warm hues and world-famous wine regions.
Best places to visit
Buenos Aires
The capital city of Argentina, Buenos Aires, is a flirtatious combination of Latin and European influences. By day, admire the unique street art, dine in the abundant restaurants and cafes, visit the galleries or spectate a local football match. By night, listen to the tango tunes seeping out of the nightclub walls and watch an opera performance at the theatre.
The capital city of Argentina, Buenos Aires, is a flirtatious combination of Latin and European influences. By day, admire the unique street art, dine in the abundant restaurants and cafes, visit the galleries or spectate a local football match. By night, listen to the tango tunes seeping out of the nightclub walls and watch an opera performance at the theatre.