Travelogues Argentina

It's somehow very strange to be in a ski resort in summer, instead of snow there is now earth and rocks beneath us, hard to imagine that you can ski here!

Bad weather in Chapa. I want my money back! 🤣

The First Symphony by Gustav Mahler. Academic Orchestra of the Teatro del Libertador General San Martin, Together with the Symphony Orchestra of the National University of...

We were invited to the Estanzia La Huella, which is a bit small with just under 1100 hectares and only 3000 cattle! The Huella was founded by a German and was at that time one...

Old churches that have been completely renovated, trees that carry out photosynthesis with their bark, stone collectors who know almost everything about minerals and an old Inca...

We drove along the Yellow River to Mina La Mejicana. However, Bibo had to give up at 3650m, after which we rode with the others to 3800m. Then we climbed to 4300m. The landscape...

Great, Sven is visiting again. It's always nice when the children visit us, we enjoy every day. Altitude acclimatization on the first day, overnight stay at 2800m. Visiting the...

The border crossing between Argentina and Chil at the Raballo pass is unique. Beautiful landscapes are crossed and with up to 5 vehicles per day, the customs officers have a lot...

Christmas with travel friends, we met a couple in Sweden in 2020 and in Saudi Arabia in 2023, others in Greece in 2021. There was a lot to tell.

Here in the Misiones district, there are many old Jesuit missions, founded around 1670 by the Spanish. Off-road vehicles on the side of the road. Salta waterfall is beautiful....

The rocks of Ita Pucu are worth a short stop before Mercedes. The Ibera National Park includes the second largest swamp landscape in the world. Here you can observe the wild...

Not far from us in Tigre there is a new large toy store with a carousel inside, we took a look at it. It was actually quite nice to walk through but most of the toys are, as is...

Some Instagram stories as an overview

This weekend we went to the carnival in Gualeguaychú, which is located in the province of Entre Rios about 2.5 hours away from Buenos Aires. The carnival here is a huge...

We spent one night each in Neuquén and Santa Rosa. We didn't find Neuquén particularly interesting, as it is a region known for oil and gas extraction. There are oil pumps and...

There was a lot to do in Esquel. The city has almost 29,000 inhabitants and the name comes from the language of the Mapuche, the indigenous people who live there, and means...

Here are some impressions from the road. Since we were often in the car for long periods of time, there was also a lot to discover...and above all, impressive landscapes to...

Today we went to Aconcagua and did a short hike at Parque Provincial Aconcagua at 3,600 meters, you can really feel the altitude. After that, we had lunch in Las Cuevas, the...

Hello dear ones,this morning we went to the Japanese garden and had breakfast in a French café beforehand. The breakfast was very tasty and they had real croissants and not the...

4 nights on the Atlantic coast in San Clemente del Tuyú: This weekend we embarked on a slightly longer trip to San Clemente del Tuyú. Since Friday and Monday were holidays here,...

So now we are back where we were last year: LOCKDOWN. Announced for 9 days, let's see how long it will be this time... Otherwise, autumn has arrived in Buenos Aires and our...

Today we visited Galerias Pacifico since we were already in the city. It is a shopping center with a slightly higher price range, and we mainly wanted to see the ceiling...

On Saturday, 29.02. At half past 10, we went to the Argentine Federal Police station. Same usual procedure with exchanging of gifts. I was able to give some colleagues a patch...

After breakfast, Marco removed the wheel and we went to a tire dealer. They installed the tire on the new rim, but unfortunately, they did it wrong because they didn't pay...

On Wednesday, 19.03, we set off for Estancia Harberton at half past nine. This is about 100 km from our accommodation on the Beagle Channel. We passed by there by boat yesterday...

Day 175 The weather is still better than we could have wished for. If one had no clue, one might think it's still the most beautiful summer, but we are in autumn in Argentina,...

Day 143 Whenever a lot has happened in the past few days, I wonder how to start it all here. Should I go chronologically? Or should I first describe my surroundings? I have...

Since we still hadn't had enough of hiking, we went on another hike to the Emerald Lagoon. It is surrounded by mountains and fed by glacial water. The hike is very popular, so...

To acclimatize, on the first day we went for a hike to a glacier. With a hat, gloves, and several layers of clothes, we set off. I still need to slowly get used to hiking, and...

Translated, it means petrified trees. Patagonia was once underwater, which is why petrifications are often found here. Additionally, something unique happened here. When the...