Argentina is a vibrant country with plenty of cultural destinations that make it a popular choice among travelers. The following seven-day Argentina itinerary will help you create lasting memories of an unforgettable week-long trip.

Day One

Arrive in Buenos Aires. There are plenty of accommodation options to choose from, ranging from the highly affordable Inter-Continental Buenos Aires to luxury hotels like the Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt and much more in between. Explore the local shops and restaurants near your hotel to familiarize yourself with the city.

Day Two 

Sightseeing! Visit the iconic Obelisco at the Avenida 9 de Julio, take in the waterfront Puerto Madero neighborhood with its beautiful canals, and stop at one of the city’s many famous parilla restaurants. 

Day Three

Head to the beautiful Metropolitan Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in the country. Then check out the historic Barrio la Boca, where you can purchase handmade crafts and sample local cuisine. You’ll also want to check out the city’s famous Cementerio de Recoleta, where many famous people are buried.

Day Four

Get from Buenos Aires to the scenic Lake District, where you can stay in historic Bariloche. For luxury accommodations, check into Hotel Llao Llao. Make sure to explore the local area to take in the fantastic architecture and beautiful sights. Shop at Stroll Mitre Street, sample chocolates and look for a fancy restaurant for your dinner later on.

Day Five

Time for adventure! Head out to Lago Mascardi, where you can engage in kayaking, hiking and exploring. Dress appropriately, because you’ll want to spend the entire day exploring this fantastic area. 

Day Six

Plan for adventure! Head over to the John’s Camp ranch, where you can book a river rafting tour that will get your heart racing. You’ll see stunning sights and have the thrill of a lifetime! Enjoy some local food afterward to make your day complete.

Day Seven

Time to head back to Buenos Aires for your last day in Argentina! Sight-see, take in local restaurants, and buy the last of your souvenirs before heading home.