The Pampas People & Culture

Pinamar is a city lying down next to the Atlantic Ocean, with nice beaches and has a relax mood. The night-life in the city has a large variaty for all the people, and it is often visited by young argentineans who try to escape from the city and party for the weekend.

dont miss Villada, in the middle of the Pampas, flat land, green and warm people waiting for helping you... Asado is the best!

Argentina's second largest city located in the heart of the country is surrounded by mountains and has a slightly rural feel to it. Beautiful old architecture. Ok nightlife. Friendly people, rustic italian-argentinian foods and beautiful surroundings make a trip to the mountains well worth wile. Rent a boat and take a day on a lake or go hiking in the mountains.

Love that town, I grew up my summers their. It´s a german town, buildings, restaurants, hotels, people.... Love the October Feist there is really popular with a river that goes across the town.. lovely lovely

If you ever make your way to Miramar, Argentina, it's absolutely beautiful. It's about 2-4 hours from Mar Del Plata Which is also a great place, but Miramar is a small town where you won't find many tourists. The beaches are beautiful out there and they're not crowded. Look for a place that will rent out quad bikes. I can't remember the name of the place, but I'm pretty sure there's only one. They'll take you and your friends riding on the beach, and make a stop at a small restaurant/bar which is right on the beach and has a beautiful view. Then they'll take you through the woods. Over all it will take about 3-4 hours but the views are beautiful and if you're with friends, you'll have an amazing time. If you don't bring friends with you and you speak Spanish, the locals are very nice so don't be afraid to make a new friend. Be careful though because it is a very poor country and you will find (mostly in major cities) people who will try to steal your money. You have a better chance of fitting in if you're not wearing expensive clothing and jewelry. If you feel like hanging out at the beach, you can enjoy the water but I should mention that there's a very high shark population in Argentina. If you enjoy fishing or if you want to give it a try, you can catch a lot of fish out there and you may even catch a shark (which is something I've done, so I imagine others have too). If you're looking for a place to stay, it shouldn't cost you too much because our dollar is worth a lot more out there. So rent a small house on the beach for a couple of weeks.

Home of Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, a Jesuit Estate and also former home of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, now made into a museum. This city hosts every January the Festival de las Colectividades, where different immigrant groups show their culture and specially their food. Great oportunity for eating diversly.

Argentina's second largest city located in the heart of the country is surrounded by mountains and has a slightly rural feel to it. Beautiful old architecture. Ok nightlife. Friendly people, rustic italian-argentinian foods and beautiful surroundings make a trip to the mountains well worth wile. Rent a boat and take a day on a lake or go hiking in the mountains.

If you ever make your way to Miramar, Argentina, it's absolutely beautiful. It's about 2-4 hours from Mar Del Plata Which is also a great place, but Miramar is a small town where you won't find many tourists. The beaches are beautiful out there and they're not crowded. Look for a place that will rent out quad bikes. I can't remember the name of the place, but I'm pretty sure there's only one. They'll take you and your friends riding on the beach, and make a stop at a small restaurant/bar which is right on the beach and has a beautiful view. Then they'll take you through the woods. Over all it will take about 3-4 hours but the views are beautiful and if you're with friends, you'll have an amazing time. If you don't bring friends with you and you speak Spanish, the locals are very nice so don't be afraid to make a new friend. Be careful though because it is a very poor country and you will find (mostly in major cities) people who will try to steal your money. You have a better chance of fitting in if you're not wearing expensive clothing and jewelry. If you feel like hanging out at the beach, you can enjoy the water but I should mention that there's a very high shark population in Argentina. If you enjoy fishing or if you want to give it a try, you can catch a lot of fish out there and you may even catch a shark (which is something I've done, so I imagine others have too). If you're looking for a place to stay, it shouldn't cost you too much because our dollar is worth a lot more out there. So rent a small house on the beach for a couple of weeks.

This is a small small fishing village , a very popular place for people who love to fish! Not much to do unless you like to fish or read books on the beach.

Ciudad de la piedra movediza.

Home of Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, a Jesuit Estate and also former home of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, now made into a museum. This city hosts every January the Festival de las Colectividades, where different immigrant groups show their culture and specially their food. Great oportunity for eating diversly.

Cerca de Gonzalez Chavez.
Tiene un balneario a 60km

Una ciudad muy pintoresca con un legado jesuitico muy importante

Es un pueblo en Cordoba, Argentina donde se asienta una colonia Alemana. El lugar es muy lindo, lleno de bosques de pinos, rios y un buen lugar para comer. En octubre se celebra la fiesta de la cerveza.