BUENOS AIRES

Day 1 - 5

Argentina's evocative capital, Buenos Aires, is a mesmerising blend of culture, history and modernity. Here, skyscrapers contrast with beautiful neoclassical, art nouveau and art deco buildings that house world-class restaurants, traditional cafes and chic bars as well as excellent museums and galleries. Buenos Aires is best known as the world capital of tango, and visitors can find incredible shows and performances on every corner of the city.

SALTA

Day 5 - 7

Nestled in the majestic mountains of northern Argentina, Salta is the perfect base for those looking to explore some of the country’s most impressive nature and soak up its rich culture. The city itself has its own attractions too, and visitors can relax in its cafe-lined plazas, admire its colonial-era architecture and visit its interesting museums. Nearby, head to the Quebrada de Humahuaca to marvel at its otherworldly Rainbow Mountain.

MENDOZA

Day 7 - 10

Set in western Argentina, at the heart of the country’s wine region, Mendoza is a charming destination that dazzles with its lovely atmosphere. Stroll through the city’s leafy avenues and bustling plazas, relax in its cosmopolitan cafes, visit its excellent museums and be sure to sample some of the local wine in one of its many bodegas. Mendoza’s streets come alive by night, its restaurants and bars buzzing with tourists and locals alike.

CóRDOBA (CITY, ARGENTINA)

Day 10 - 12

Best known for its impressive collection of colonial-era architecture, the city of Córdoba is a mesmerising blend of old and new. You can’t miss the city’s historical centre and its magnificent churches, charming squares, neo-baroque Cathedral and the 17th century Jesuit Block and its old university buildings. Córdoba is also a student city, and boasts a vibrant nightlife and cultural scene with countless bars, restaurants and clubs as well as excellent museums and galleries.

USHUAIA

Day 12 - 15

SItuated on the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, Ushuaia is a resort town that is famed for its picturesque nature. The town’s remote location at the southernmost tip of South America gives it its nickname as the ‘End of the World’, and its stunning setting at the base of the snow-capped Martial Mountains only adds to its appeal. Ushuaia is the perfect base for outdoors enthusiasts looking to explore the surroundings, where activities like hiking, sailing, skiing and kayaking are just a stone’s throw away.