The cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, located in the center-east of the country, on the banks of the Río de la Plata.

The design of its urbanism is eclectic. Spanish colonial, art deco, art nouveau, neo-gothic, Italianate, French Bourbon and French academicism styles are mixed in it. For the latter, added to its building development and strong European influence in its architecture in certain areas, is why it is known throughout the world by the nickname of the Paris of America.

El Calafate is a city near the edge of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field in the Argentine province of Santa Cruz. It is known mainly for having Los Glaciares National Park, home to the enormous Perito Moreno Glacier, whose dynamic ice landscape is popular for hiking and tourism.

Also is the city of access to El Chaltén, national capital of hiking.

El Chaltén is a village in Los Glaciares National Park, in the Argentine province of Santa Cruz. It is an access road to the trails that surround the peaks of Cerro Torre and Mount Fitz Roy to the northwest. 

It has wonderful natural attractions and outdoor activities, such as the trail that leads to the Laguna de los Tres viewpoint, Laguna Capri with a view of the mountains, among others.

Ushuaia is a tourist city in Argentina. It is located in the archipelago of Tierra del Fuego,the southernmost tip of South America, nicknamed the "End of the World". The city is located on the coast of isla Grande of Tierra del Fuego facing Ushuaia Bay in the Beagle Channel, and is surrounded by the Martial mountain range.

Ushuaia is more than its landscapes of glacial valleys, peat bogs and ancient forests. The city offers urban tours and places to enjoy the culture, gastronomy and thus delve into the history of this mythical corner of the world.

Salta is a provincial capital in the mountainous northwest of Argentina. It was founded in 1582 and is known for its Spanish colonial architecture and Andean heritage. The city is centered on the elegant Plaza 9 de Julio, surrounded by cafes, around which are the Salta Cathedral and El Cabildo, an 18th-century town hall transformed into a museum. Nearby is the Museo de Arqueología de Alta Montaña (MAAM), which houses Inca artifacts and mummies.

Mendoza is a city in the Cuyo region of Argentina and is the heart of Argentina's wine region, famous for its Malbecs and other red wines. Its various wineries offer tastings and guided tours. 

This province is surrounded by the Andes Mountains, and is home to the Aconcagua National Park.

It is an Argentinian city on the north coast in Patagonia. Its sandy beaches and restaurant-lined waterfront promenade overlook the Golfo Nuevo bay, where southern right whales can be spotted between May and December. The Ecocentro is a clifftop museum with exhibits on Patagonian nature and a lighthouse-style tower overlooking the ocean. Across the bay, the rocky Valdés Peninsula is home to penguins and elephant seals, which are hunted by killer whales.

It is a group of waterfalls located on the Iguazú River, on the border between the Argentine province of Misiones and the Brazilian State of Paraná. They are located in protected areas; Argentina's sector is located within the Iguazú National Park, while Brazil's is in the Iguazú National Park (Parque Nacional do Iguaçu). They were chosen as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

They are formed by 275 falls; and 80% of them are located on the Argentine side. Its largest and highest waterfall, with 80 m, is the Garganta del Diablo, which can be enjoyed in all its majesty from only 50 m.

La Antártida, Antártica or Antartic continent, is the southernmost continent on Earth. It is located entirely in the southern hemisphere, almost entirely south of the Antarctic Arctic Circle and is surrounded by the Antarctic Ocean.

The tourist cruises that travel to accessible areas depart from the port of Ushuaia, province of Tierra del Fuego in Argentina.