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How many days do you need in Argentina?

Seven days. That is the length of the itinerary we built for Argentina, across Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazú and Mendoza.

Here is what each day holds. Every stop below carries its time, and every gap says how to get to the next stop, with the walk or drive time wherever both stops are mapped.

Argentina · 7 days Buenos Aires → Puerto Iguazú → Mendoza
Best time: Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the sweet spots, with mild weather in Buenos Aires, comfortable falls viewing at Iguazú, and either the vine bloom or the grape harvest around Mendoza.
Buenos Aires: ObeliscoDay 1
🏛️9:00 AM
Obelisco
The 67-metre obelisk on the wide Avenida 9 de Julio, the city's central meeting point.
🚗 ~8 min · 2.2 mi
🖼️1:30 PM
MALBA
A modern museum of Latin American art anchored by 20th-century masters.
🚗 ~12 min · 3.5 mi
🌆6:00 PM
San Telmo
The oldest barrio, a grid of cobbles, antique shops, and a famous Sunday street market.
Buenos Aires: Teatro ColónDay 2
🏛️9:00 AM
Teatro Colón
A world-class opera house renowned for its acoustics and gilded auditorium.
🚗 ~10 min · 2.8 mi
🥾1:30 PM
Bosques de Palermo
The city's largest park, with a rose garden, lakes, and rowboats.
🚇 Subte line hop
🎟️6:00 PM
Tango show or milonga
An evening at a staged show or a local dance hall where couples still dance socially.
Buenos Aires: Casa RosadaDay 3
🏛️9:00 AM
Casa Rosada
The pink presidential palace on the Plaza de Mayo, famous for its balcony.
🚗 ~7 min · 2.1 mi
🖼️1:30 PM
National Museum of Fine Arts
Argentina's flagship collection, spanning European and Argentine painting.
🚶 ~6 min · 🚗 ~1 min · 0.2 mi
🌆6:00 PM
Recoleta
An elegant district of French-style mansions centered on its celebrated cemetery.
Arrive in Puerto IguazúDay 4
✈️8:30 AM
Flight to Puerto Iguazú
Buenos Aires (AEP) to Puerto Iguazú (IGR), usually direct
✈️ ≈1h45 by flight · 660 mi
🏛️2:00 PM
Garganta del Diablo
The horseshoe chasm reached by a long catwalk and a park train, the falls' most powerful point.
🚶 ~9 min · 🚗 ~1 min · 0.3 mi
🌆6:00 PM
Iguazú National Park (Argentina)
The Argentine protected area laced with catwalks that put you among the individual cascades.
Puerto Iguazú: Hito ArgentinoDay 5
🏛️9:00 AM
Hito Argentino
The pale blue-and-white obelisk marking the Argentine corner of the triple frontier.
🚗 ~8 min · 2.4 mi
🖼️1:30 PM
La Aripuca
A cultural attraction built as a giant wooden trap-house, focused on native trees and Guaraní heritage.
🚂 Ecological jungle train hop
🎟️6:00 PM
Jungle boat under the falls
A fast inflatable run that noses into the spray beneath the cataracts.
Arrive in MendozaDay 6
✈️8:30 AM
Flight to Mendoza
Puerto Iguazú (IGR) to Mendoza (MDZ), via a Buenos Aires connection
✈️ ≈6h total with connection
🏛️2:00 PM
Plaza Independencia
The main square with fountains and an underground cultural space beneath it.
🍷 Bodega bike hop
🌆6:00 PM
Plaza Independencia
The tree-shaded central square at the heart of the rebuilt post-earthquake grid.
Mendoza: Cerro de la GloriaDay 7
🏛️9:00 AM
Cerro de la Gloria
A hilltop monument to the Andes-crossing liberation army, with city-and-mountain views.
🚗 ~11 min · 3.1 mi
🖼️1:30 PM
Área Fundacional
A museum built over the ruins of the original city destroyed by the 1861 earthquake.
🍷 Bodega bike hop
🎟️6:00 PM
Bodega wine tasting
A vineyard circuit sampling Malbec and Torrontés at working estates.
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