Top Parks in Argentina

I recommend visiting early, around 8 AM, to beat the crowds and enjoy the serene atmosphere. It’s perfect for a peaceful morning walk or jog before the park gets busy.

Check out the Rosedal, it’s stunning! It’s right in the park and a bit hidden; you won't regret spending some extra time exploring it. Wish I’d discovered it sooner!

If you want to save time, rent a bike at one of the kiosks in the park... It makes getting around quicker and you can cover more ground... I had a blast cruising through the paths!

Make sure to visit on a Sunday for the antique market. It’s way busier, but you'll find unique souvenirs and the energy is awesome!

Be cautious of pickpockets, especially when the plaza gets crowded. Keep your belongings secure and stay aware of your surroundings!

Check out the street art as you walk to Plaza Dorrego. Some of it is truly incredible and gives you a different feel for the neighborhood!

Grab a coffee or snack at one of the small cafes around the plaza and enjoy the street performers. It's a relaxed way to soak in the atmosphere.

I suggest visiting La Aripuca on a weekday if you can. It gets a bit crowded on weekends, and you'll have more space to enjoy the experience. Plus, you might snag a better deal on the entrance fee.

I think it's worth it to wear good hiking shoes. The terrain can be rough, and you'll want to feel comfortable while exploring.

My advice is to bring cash! Some places only accept cash, and you don’t want to miss out on buying souvenirs or snacks because you forgot!

I suggest packing a picnic lunch! There are some great spots near the lake. It saved me money on overpriced snacks and honestly, eating in nature was the highlight of my day.

I recommend visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier in the early morning around 8 AM. You'll beat the crowds and get the best views without the rush. Plus, the morning light makes for some stunning photos!