Trip to Argentina

Start your day in one of Buenos Aires' most historic and beautiful cafés. Enjoy a traditional Argentine breakfast of café con leche and medialunas (sweet croissants) in a stunning setting with stained glass windows and Italian marble, soaking in the city's cultural heritage.

• placeLas Violetas

For an early and authentic lunch, head to the historic Mercado de San Telmo. Find the 'El Hornero' stall to sample some of the city's best empanadas, with a variety of fillings. This is a great way to experience local life and gastronomy in a vibrant, cultural market setting.

• placeEl Hornero at Mercado de San Telmo

Explore the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, known for its rich culture and historical landmarks.

• siteLa Boca
• entryARS 0.00

Enjoy an early dinner at this iconic 'bodegón' (traditional tavern) turned modern bistro in the trendy Palermo neighborhood. With its continuous service, you can dine at your leisure. The restaurant is famous for its house-cured charcuterie and updated Argentine classics, fitting the gastronomy and cultural heritage preference perfectly.

• placeEl Preferido de Palermo

Start your day with a classic Argentine breakfast at this beloved 24-hour café. Enjoy freshly baked medialunas (sweet croissants) and a strong café con leche. It's an authentic and budget-friendly way to experience a staple of Buenos Aires' food culture, even at an early hour.

• placeLas Medialunas del Abuelo

Experience the world-famous wine region of Mendoza with tours of its renowned vineyards.

Step into a piece of Buenos Aires history for a mid-morning brunch at this enchanting 'Café Notable' founded in 1927. Originally a spice house, El Gato Negro offers a unique cultural and gastronomic experience. Enjoy specialty teas, aromatic coffee, and traditional 'sandwiches de miga' in a beautifully preserved historic setting.

• placeEl Gato Negro

Visit one of the most stunning natural wonders of the world located in the Iguazu National Park.

• siteIguazu Falls
• entryARS 1500.00

Indulge in an early dinner at one of Buenos Aires' most celebrated parrillas (steakhouses). La Cabrera is renowned for its high-quality cuts of Argentine beef, lively atmosphere, and a creative array of complimentary side dishes. This timing allows you to enjoy a world-class steak dinner while avoiding the typical late-night crowds.

• placeLa Cabrera

Start your day at one of Buenos Aires's classic 'Bares Notables'. La Giralda is famed for its delicious 'submarino' hot chocolate and crispy churros, offering a truly authentic porteño breakfast experience in a nostalgic setting on the bustling Avenida Corrientes.

• placeLa Giralda

Enjoy an early lunch at El Federal, a beautifully preserved historic bar and restaurant in the heart of the San Telmo neighborhood. It's a perfect spot to soak in local culture, fitting the 'Cultural Heritage' preference. Try their classic 'picada' (a platter of cold cuts and cheeses) in a setting that transports you back in time.

• placeBar El Federal

Adventure through the wild and rugged landscapes of Patagonia.

• activityPerito Moreno Glacier Trek
• typeHard

Experience a quintessential Argentine 'parrilla' for an early dinner, a must-do for any food-focused traveler. Parrilla Peña is a beloved, traditional steakhouse known for its perfectly grilled cuts of meat, generous portions, and authentic, unpretentious atmosphere. It's a fantastic choice for a moderate budget.

• placeParrilla Peña