High season in Buenos Aires runs from December to March. At this time of year prices and temps rise dramatically. One of the brightest celebrations of the season is Gualeguaychú Carnival—an annual event full of samba, Latin American rhythms, battles of drums, and fantastic shows. January and February is an excellent time to see Feria de Mataderos and visit the Atlantic coast beaches. May is the best time to visit Buenos Aires to go surfing, party during Independence Day celebration, and then retreat to Tigre, a resort often called Argentinian Venice. The spring months of October and November are lovely with jacaranda and erythrina in full bloom.
Feel the spirit of Argentina by visiting the most beautiful and passionate dance festival in Buenos Aires
Witness the rural life of gauchos, porteños, and migrants who honour the traditions of their ancestors
Don't miss the top annual horse race in Buenos Aires—the "Argentine Derby"
Leave the noisy centre of Buenos Aires and check out a more secluded place—the nature reserves of the capital of Argentina
Try this amazing and delicious snack that is ready in a few minutes!
Don't miss a chance to see spectacular football in the world capital of this sport
Discover the extreme world of Pato in Argentina invented by the Gauchos over three centuries ago
A delicious mix of meat, corn, and seasonal vegetables
Having caught a wave on Mar del Plata, you'll understand why this is the surf capital of Argentina
This unusual flower is the embodiment of the suffering of Jesus Christ
A beautiful tropical climate, a large number of reservoirs, and stormy vegetation make fishing in Buenos Aires wonderful
This celebration is not some show for tourists but a really authentic holiday for locals and it claims to be the world's longest carnival!
Polo in Argentina is extremely popular and very fascinating!
Argentina provides the ideal environment for tempering the character that is needed to become a world-class player
The November gay pride parade in the Argentina’s capital has been held since 1992
Discover the mythical Pampas with its parks, reserves, and villages, meet face-to-face with gauchos, and learn about Argentina's traditional rural life
Buenos Aires Fashion Week dictates fashion throughout Latin America, and possibly the world!
Tigre is almost a resort town in the suburbs of Buenos Aires where Argentineans like to live and relax
A fantastic chance to learn about the art and culture of Argentina for free
The largest and most revered religious holiday in Argentina is also a great occasion to try local seasonal treats
Jacaranda blossoms symbolize the arrival of spring to Buenos Aires
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Argentines like a true Irishman
What could be better than to hide from the heat in the shade of the green parks of Buenos Aires!
Enjoy the blooming of the cockspur coral tree with striking deep-red flowers during Argentina's summers
Gaucho cowboys from all over Argentina come to San Antonio de Areco to celebrate their history and lifestyle
The Incas called lapacho "the divine tree" or "tree of life"
Christmas is a time to taste Argentina's delicious food—especially sweet treats
Argentina's wide range of beaches attract visitors to its eastern coast washed by the Atlantic
Witness Independence Day in Buenos Aires!
An unusual tree that grows in Buenos Aires and is called the "drunken tree"
Christmas in Argentina is a holiday of the soul!