https://www.puentesabroad.com/destination-guides-index daily 0.75 2026-02-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Destination Guides - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Destination Guides - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Destination Guides - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Destination Guides - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Destination Guides - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Destination Guides - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Destination Guides - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Destination Guides - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Destination Guides - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Destination Guides - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Destination Guides - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Destination Guides - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Destination Guides - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Destination Guides - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Destination Guides - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Destination Guides - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/participant-testimonials-gallery daily 0.75 2026-09-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788895788010-2FI2EHBNBOJD5Q2LUPE5/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - James W., Institutional development analyst, University of Virginia The Puentes program strengthened my desire to help others and made me more confident navigating intercultural relationships. My internship had a real impact, helped me build important communication skills, and gave me greater independence. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/5dae0a31b11ecf3bce4ee2b0/6aa05d2b0d0ce91c5c4b89f7/1788894686736/ Participant Testimonials - Nora W., English Language and Educational Support, University of Virginia This program was a perfectly-timed opportunity for me and my fellow interns to get a taste of new career and life paths: living and working in another country. It required adjusting, which could often be challenging, but it was worth it to learn and explore the city and ourselves together. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788895788010-2FI2EHBNBOJD5Q2LUPE5/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - James W., Institutional development analyst, University of Virginia The Puentes program strengthened my desire to help others and made me more confident navigating intercultural relationships. My internship had a real impact, helped me build important communication skills, and gave me greater independence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788895189052-XAB6MIMZBF4HL6QBTGRN/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Luna L., Investigation and Institucional analyst, University of West England Puentes are so friendly and supportive during the whole experience. Through the nerves of arrival or the possible home sickness which tends to happen . They will have your back and help you through anything! You'll meet cool people though the social events and while experiencing life in the city. Make sure to not be shy and put yourself out there!!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788894957088-5F8QGGPTQDQGSSAMZIDH/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Alondra R, Projects and operations, University of Pennsylvania My Puentes experience was very fulfilling both professionally and personally. Not only did the program help me better understand my interest in what I want to do once I graduate, but I also found myself becoming more independent — learning to be more outgoing socially and taking advantage of everything Buenos Aires has to offer. It was a learning experience as well as a growing one that I'll take with me. I met great people and hopefully made lasting friendships. Argentina has a charm I've never experienced outside of Puerto Rico. I would definitely do it again. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788894895281-UQM2PP52IUB3S9YAX21I/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Marie F., Marketing, Princenton University I highly reccomend the Puentes program. I'ts the perfect balance of gaining internship experience, while having an amazing time in a different country, and with a built-in community of wonderful people https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788895630933-3ELKB746WZIJTZ6BW2ZZ/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - Julian F., Business Analyst, Princenton University Puentes gave me valuable experience analyzing industries and companies while helping me understand what working abroad could look like. I always felt I could reach out for support, and the program struck a great balance between planned activities and the freedom to discover Buenos Aires on my own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788894704523-I2BORCNKLPULURX5EA3M/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Nora W., English Language and Educational Support, University of Virginia This program was a perfectly-timed opportunity for me and my fellow interns to get a taste of new career and life paths: living and working in another country. It required adjusting, which could often be challenging, but it was worth it to learn and explore the city and ourselves together. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788894006966-1VOL182D8NP83MENUGXN/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Madi J., Archival Manager, Princeton University I had a fantastic experience with the Puentes program! All of their events were great and it felt like they really cared about us interns. I feel like I made some lifelong friends who I definitely want to keep in touch with. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788893698854-M1C00ROT6G2869GC3UJA/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - Gabrel M., Global Youth & Community Engagement Analyst, Virginia Tech Buenos Aires started as a destination and ended as a home. This notion was further reinforced by all the help that I had from Puentes along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758308296752-VSQWHJAIOWOM2G7THELP/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Linda G., Research Assistant, University of Pennsylvania I had the opportunity to understand what it means to do research and advocacy, and all the different forms it can take: connecting with lawmakers, training civil society organizations, integrating methods-based research and qualitative analysis, even engaging with international diplomacy! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758543187149-T8GWTY5YIHVQZHUX12IU/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - Juan G., Systems Intern, University of Virginia Puentes gave me the opportunity to grow both professionally and personally in a global setting. I gained hands-on experience in analytics while living in Buenos Aires, and learned how to adapt, connect, and contribute in a completely new environment. It was one of the most meaningful and formative parts of my college experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788891077439-78WDOZUQQDG41Y1DZL84/image-asset.jpg Participant Testimonials - Audrey G., Community Support and Applied Research Intern, University of California, Berkeley Stepping outside of your comfort zone is one of the most powerful ways to grow both personally and professionally. The Puentes program supported me every step of the way, providing the tools, resources, and constant availability I needed to thrive. I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work in another country—it gave me a perspective I wouldn’t have gained otherwise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758543848230-RLC442KU6H3DL88Z8TXR/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Nicole S., Market Analysis Spring Consultant Puentes gave me the support and guidance that I needed for my first study abroad experience. Now, I not only know that I would like to work abroad but I also feel so much more confident in traveling to other countries in the future. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758543970404-ZEA6JX0D1FYXCA1MVCJS/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Monica V., Job Placement Mentor, University of Pennsylvania The Puentes program gave me a gateway to lifelong friendships, memories, and experiences that I will always cherish. It was truly an amazing opportunity to work abroad and grow drastically as a person and as a professional. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758544296878-UT1MO9FQM7SPQXCEF6GZ/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Christina B., Commercial Assistant, University of Virginia The Puentes Program has provided me with an unforgettable experience that I will take with me forever. The friends, memories, and lessons I have made, both professionally and personally, are so invaluable, and I would do it all again in a heartbeat. Living in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires for two months has helped me grow into a more independent, confident, and strong version of myself, and I have returned with so much excitement to experience more of the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758544130411-35ANBDOVZD4GUOKVX3WY/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Julia B., Regional Coordination Assistant, University of Pennsylvania I had the time of my life in Argentina! Not only did I gain invaluable professional experience, but I also improved my Spanish and made life-long friends. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758544495907-GLWGNB6KEV0OKWGH8AEP/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Sasha G., Research and Archives Assistant, University of Pennsylvania Participating in the Puentes program was a once in a lifetime experience. I loved living in Buenos Aires, and I got the chance to experience the city as a local. I was fully immersed in Argentine culture, and I learned so much about the country's rich history. I was definitely pushed outside of my comfort zone, but it was totally worth it and I can't recommend this program enough. If you are interested in improving your Spanish skills or widening your worldview there is no better way to do it. The staff are incredible and very supportive, cool people. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758544644303-MU8AIFHSB8BKWJV1ZXT8/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Elizabeth N., Data Analyst Intern, University of California, Berkeley This program exceeded all my expectations and was instrumental in advancing my career in sustainability, policy, and biology—fields where gaining practical experience is truly invaluable. The thoughtfully designed activities, such as a tango class, fostered genuine connections within the Puentes community and with local residents, making every moment feel enriching and memorable. The immersive homestay experience offered unparalleled cultural insight, and the program’s exceptional support made me feel empowered and cared for throughout my stay. My Spanish proficiency improved dramatically, and witnessing the extraordinary wildlife at Iguazu was a highlight I’ll never forget. Overall, the program’s combination of professional development, cultural immersion, and unwavering support set a gold standard for international experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758544772121-DMLQZNT334QXUZ8SOPEL/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Adriana S., Communications and Fundraising Intern, University of California, Los Angeles Completely immersive experience into Argentina! Puentes guides students into meaningful internship work that helps to engage you. Even though I got the opportunity to travel to the gorgeous Iguazu and glaciers of Patagonia, my favorite memories will be of being in the office with my coworkers who really made me feel like home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545011795-2A1SQE57HXME02YTXHSD/image-asset.png Participant Testimonials - Isabelle E., Project Assistant to the Vice-Director, Princeton University My experience with Puentes was unforgettable and incredible. Buenos Aires is a beautiful, culture-infused, and fun city! I will cherish the memories I made through my work, and beyond. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545104733-PBIZZTJAUTR4GGOCKOJG/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Alena Z., Business Research and Content Analyst Intern, Princeton University Puentes has been a life-changing journey of personal and professional growth. Beyond gaining valuable business and entrepreneurship skills, I've had the opportunity to travel to Brazil and Argentina while interning in Uruguay, making it a truly international experience. Puentes has shown me how to make the most of every opportunity and embrace new perspectives, both in my academic pursuits and personal development. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545193499-1RXTZIRZCGXRW2J9EL7D/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Andrew C., Data Analysis Intern, Puentes provides a perfect balance of structure & support and independence that allowed me to thrive in my professional experience, personal learning, and making connections with locals, friends, and mentors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545401177-MV8LBP852ZNFEAHT67IZ/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Naija A, Indigenous Heritage Tour Developer, University of Pennsylvania Learning and interning abroad changes you as a person in a way no other experience can. Being fully immersed in a new culture, location, and way of life makes you capable in countless ways. Puentes pushes you to embrace Buenos Aires, supporting you each step of the way as you are challenged and as you thrive. This program teaches you to be the owner of your narrative and puts you at the helm of your decisions. If you are wondering about whether this is the right program for you, I can tell you there is no other way I would have wanted to spend my summer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545547855-GBRJEAU2875OY9SANUOJ/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Evan S., Project Manager, University of Pennsylvania I originally applied to intern in Montevideo, Uruguay for the work experience. While that was certainly valuable, the relationships I built, the personal reflections I gained, and the cultural immersion I experienced were all infinitely more valuable. After eight weeks with Puentes, I'm a more whole person with a better understanding of what's truly important to me in this life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545714904-8026O9HNDF03O4Y56046/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Sofia S., Teaching and Data Management Intern, Princeton University Puentes helped me feel supported yet empowered to explore life abroad. I am truly thankful for their guidance throughout these two months. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1758545910149-GTSMU62DFTDD1QPCYIPI/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Russel F., Training Area Intern, Princeton University Through the Puentes program, I participated in an amazing experience where I was working with a great organization and successfully living on my own in Buenos Aires. It was a bit intimidating at first to manage both interning and living independently in a foreign setting, but I eventually got the hang of it and thrived in the professional and personal contexts of life in Argentina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1694653162886-U1999GWW7QHHLYOYT9YE/Screen+Shot+2023-09-13+at+21.59.11.png Participant Testimonials - Ashley H., Fundraising Intern, University of California Los Angeles From BA to Iguazú to Patagonia, Argentina is filled with experiences that will push you to grow, engage with the culture, and change your perspective. Working and living in Argentina will not only give you a different angle on workplace culture, but it will show you how to live locally which is a unique adventure on its own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1694653975131-JUQ57JFVHD637B1E83AI/Screen+Shot+2023-09-13+at+22.05.15.png Participant Testimonials - Asher F., Data Analyst Intern, University of Virginia Through Puentes and my internship, I was invited into a space that made me feel comfortable yet challenged. The time I spent in the office and with coworkers is what I will cherish the most of this summer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1694653034758-P2YT0CGEKN3P8GC6VMXW/Screen+Shot+2023-09-13+at+21.49.43.png Participant Testimonials - Caroline I., Policy Analyst Intern, University of California Los Angeles I fell in love with Buenos Aires over the course of this program and gained such valuable career, social, and personal experience. You learn a lot about yourself through this program, and it's certainly pushes you outside of your comfort zone in many ways. But that's the best part about it, and while Puentes is definitely there to help you through any tough times, you also have the independence to grow on your own throughout your time there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1694653861207-03AXIBRE5UIYT0MYX029/Screen+Shot+2023-09-13+at+21.59.11.png Participant Testimonials - Chloe H., Policy Analyst Intern, University of Pennsylvania Through Puentes, I furthered my global curiosity and had a wonderful experience enriching myself professionally, personally, and culturally. Now, I want to live abroad post-university and feel confident to do so. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1694653778282-SFL5R5USUGX9NGCR1BF9/Screen+Shot+2023-09-13+at+22.05.15.png Participant Testimonials - Frankie D., Legal Intern, Princeton University Puentes gave me a unique experience of cultural immersion while allowing me to gain valuable professional experience. I explored possible career paths, learning about criminal law, and engaged in rewarding and challenging work. It was not only a taste of a possible professional career, but a full professional life, in a new and beautiful city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633641559-I521R9U46EQEIKUBSUJH/Emma+Bradley+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Emma B., Program Officer Intern, Georgetown University Even though I wasn't able to go to Buenos Aires in person, I gained valuable professional experience and created international relationships through my remote internship with a Latin American community development NGO, right from my desk at home! Through closely guided mentorship, the Puentes program staff supported and enriched my personal growth all along the way. I cannot recommend the Puentes remote internship experience enough! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571867492790-Y6F2EJRZI5RA3EXG8K8D/Louis+Diesel.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Louis D., Marketing Strategy and Logistics Intern, University of Arkansas Life changing. You will leave Puentes as a stronger individual, smarter individual, and it will allow you to realize how many more opportunities are possible. All you have to do is go. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1621523197878-LZPPADQWASPE7AT7YATP/Screen%2520Shot%25202020-11-19%2520at%25209.09.40%2520AM.png Participant Testimonials - Kristen O., Marketing Intern, Ohio State University Everyone at Puentes always had open arms to help me with any struggles I was having within my internship or out. This was a great experience to have for my first internship! I would recommend to anyone interested or considering signing up; this experience changed my personal and professional life for the better! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666360289925-FIDMLLWCOEPYPSO9LUUX/67707712-FBE1-4768-82C9-8D607DA332E6.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Irfaun K, Human Resources Intern, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill This experience opened my eyes to what life could be like in a different country. Having a daily routine in Argentina made me appreciate the culture more, and made me reflect on aspects of United States' society which I saw flaws in. Through Puentes, I was able to make friends from a variety of schools, while I also gained a lot of professional knowledge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666361417213-4HAKUTA5K9A2JWTDQIHH/Headshot.JPG Participant Testimonials - Anusha M, Research and Analysis Intern, University of Pennslyvania Traveling abroad is an eye-opening experience. But working abroad builds a whole different skill set. During my time in Argentina, I have become more resilient and empathetic. Every day, grit and perseverance are what help me adjust to the work culture of an entirely new country. And as time passes, I become more and more at home, not just in my cozy Buenos Aires apartment, but also among my co-workers and my fellow Puentes interns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666361913879-8SVWDMI0XP499QLT0EWK/headshot+%281%29.jpg Participant Testimonials - Susan M, Marketing Intern, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Puentes experience helped me further realize my interest in international business and was overall a positive learning experience where I grew both personally and professionally. I really did have a fantastic summer. I am so glad to have had the chance to work with the Puentes team and I am thankful to have this experience. Thank you for making this experience possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572284414635-YM04KJZ8GGY3R5X0N13A/Jonathan+Ort+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Jon O., Legal Intern, Princeton University My summer (or rather, winter!) in Buenos Aires taught me as much about myself as it did about Argentina. I am so grateful to have experienced the sublime roar of water at Iguazú Falls and the immensity of Purmamarca's high salt flats, to have studied the searing history of Argentina's military junta, as well as the practice of international anti-corruption law, and to have come to know both my fellow Puentes interns and Argentinians, whether they were my coworkers, host family, or people I met on the street. My experience through Puentes was transformative in every sense of the word. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571869108658-4FP4FN3G0FHDKNWXNEEX/Marie-Rose+Sheinerman.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Marie-Rose S., Lifestyle Editorial Intern, Princeton University I truly cannot imagine a better way I could have spent the summer after my freshman year. Puentes struck the perfect balance between providing enough of a support system for us to feel comfortable and giving us enough freedom to explore on our own. I walked away with not only an incredibly professionally fulfilling experience, but also greater knowledge of Spanish, a warm relationship with my homestay mom, and a knowledge of and familiarity with Buenos Aires I wouldn't have thought possible to develop over just two months. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572284448166-1H2OXKG5JB8FEVCWGIS9/Jonathan+Kraft+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Jonathan K., Software Development Intern, Yale College Puentes offers so more than just an internship. There is so much value in living in another country, and Buenos Aires is an amazing city. You could get an internship anywhere in the world, or you can do interesting work with a proud organization in Buenos Aires while also learning Spanish and getting an amazing cultural experience at the same time. Puentes allowed me to fall in love with not just my work but also Argentina and Buenos Aires as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614634777156-30VZU36EI1R1LWD24B11/Matt+Karns+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Matt K., Monitoring & Evaluation Intern, Princeton University Through my internship, I have learned a lot. I have been able to learn practical skills at my internship site, soft skills that I will use in future internships and jobs, and I have improved my Spanish. Through Puentes events, I have learned a lot about how to conduct myself while working, developing even more soft skills that will benefit me in any future jobs. Additionally, I’ve made lots of connections and even friendships through Puentes, for which I am very grateful. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614634245135-D0W1HJNBB7401MWB2QC9/Nicholas++Bond+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Nicholas B., Project Management Intern, Princeton University I had an amazing Puentes internship that saw me bring a product from concept to launch. Throughout the development phases of my project, I had the opportunity to meet and work with individuals from Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, China, France, and Bangladesh: it was a truly international experience. The work was substantive, challenging, and most importantly of all, fun. I know that the lessons learned from my Puentes experiences have made me a far better working professional, and I look forward to seeing where the product I helped create is years down the road. I could not have asked for more from my Puentes internship. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571869139602-64N74XRFQHHJER4A8QWH/Hunter+Hales.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Hunter H., Environmental Policy Intern, University of Florida From the moment I arrived in Buenos Aires, I was greeted by the Puentes staff and reassured that they would be there for whatever I needed. That first weekend was packed with useful information sessions and a great city tour that introduced me to the place I'd call home for the next two months. Curt, Ann, and Alicia were so friendly and often expressed their genuine interest in making our summer full of growth and enjoyable experiences. My internship site was incredible -- definitely something I did not expect, but was my hub of learning, creativity, and friendship. I got to explore the city and other parts of Argentina with other Puentes interns, and those memories are some that I will cherish forever! Overall, I had the most incredible summer with Puentes, and I would do it all again if I had the chance!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571694662376-6YJ0HXIZONHW56R9WMHE/Gabrielle+Rush.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Gabrielle R., Business Development Intern, Princeton University Puentes is such a great program, they help you every step of the way in providing the absolute best experience, from cultural activities to assisting with getting the most from your internship. I so highly recommend! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571694972814-8NALSQNIY05LCY9LWDYV/Liam+Hoen+Beck.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Liam H., Marketing and Business Development Intern, University of Virginia My time in Buenos Aires has provided me with one of the most fulfilling life experiences I could have asked for. From the moment I touched down, The Puentes staff made me feel comfortable navigating my new surroundings. This was only magnified by the wonderful family they arranged that I live with and from the great internship experience I had. The Puentes staff truly leaves no stone un-turned in creating an cultural exchange program that is enriching and will leave its participants craving more. For me, this manifested by becoming a Latin American Studies Major and I can't thank Puentes enough for being a major actor in that decision. This program showed me a language and culture that I fell in love with and I am counting the days until I can visit again! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787378031-Z6EISU5DT6B6BCG84ADK/Ellen+Willemin.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Ellen W., Study Abroad Student, Boston College My time abroad in Buenos Aires has proved to be one of the most fun and formative experiences of my life! Porteños welcome outsiders to experience their culture in a number of ways - food, art, sports, and nightlife to name a few - and my Spanish language skills skyrocketed throughout the time I spent in the city. In addition to Buenos Aires itself and all of its intriguing “barrios,” there are innumerable possibilities for trips outside of the city, to other parts of the country or even to other countries! With the wealth of history and cultural events the city has to offer, it is impossible to be bored in Buenos Aires. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785355007-QBUOE7XZUH861HVIORK5/Andreas%2BSpahn.png Participant Testimonials - Andreas S., Business Development Intern, SRH University I was in Buenos Aires for a four-month long internship as a part of my graduate program in Germany. It was a great experience to be in that awesome city! I learned and saw so much during that time… I organized my stay with Ann, who leads Puentes. She was super supportive with her Buenos Aires expertise. She is a real Buenos Aires expert with an excellent network in BA, and she really knows where to go and what to do. It was a great experience! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785892722-MEXGXX871EF6VLA9UGFL/Alec+Goldberg.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Alec G., Strategy Intern, University of Pennsylvania My summer in Buenos Aires was the perfect combination of career development and once-in-a-lifetime adventure. During the workweek, I was exposed to the world of Latin American entrepreneurship through many of the engaging projects I worked on. Weekends exploring the rich offerings of Buenos Aires or traveling the country to experience everything from Iguazú Falls to Patagonia were equally unforgettable. Argentina is an incredible place, and I wouldn’t hesitate to come back and experience it again. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785931900-G678K0ZPQV4W59CIJSNX/Shreya+Subramanian.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Shreya S., Finance and Business Development Intern, University of Pennsylvania Interning in Buenos Aires was a wonderful and memorable experience thanks to all of the support provided by Puentes. From organizing a comfortable and cultural homestay experience to taking us on city tours, every detail was thoughtfully planned and supplemented a terrific experience gaining professional exposure in Argentina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785990851-S49G101247LCSWNO2LM9/Fritz+Hillegas.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Fritz H., Executive Search Consultant, Princeton University My summer in Buenos Aires was absolutely incredible. Every aspect of my trip from my homestay, to my work, to my travels exceeded all expectations. My Spanish improved so much just from interacting with people across the city, and I was exposed to so many different cultures. I could not recommend spending a summer here enough! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786022231-G7EDVJWEEDECNUIGBC44/Wesley+Brown.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Wesley B., Market Research Analyst Intern, Princeton University I loved every minute of my time in Buenos Aires. My experience living and interning in the vibrant Argentine capital taught me how to adapt to unfamiliar circumstances, to seek out learning opportunities at every turn, and not to take myself too seriously. I will remember this experience and the people I shared it with for the rest of my life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786286419-5JTV9UT874H1DSCJ1VFO/Alexandra+Prusator.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Alexandra P., Curriculum Analysis Intern, Davidson College My summer in Buenos Aires was the best summer I’ve had in a long time (even though, yes, it was winter in South America). Because of Puentes, I have a much greater sense of empathy for people who move to a new culture. I learned to be patient with myself and others, and I gained so much confidence in my ability to adapt and to challenge my comfort zone. I now have the professional experience and social capital to really pursue my passions and jump-start any career I choose. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1621523393749-Q1QBIIT665XXFAWXN9NE/IMG_0811.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Mario C., Sales & Performance Analyst, The Ohio State University For anyone looking to develop their professional skillset in an international context, Puentes is an excellent resource. They offer support for dealing with both the cultural and professional difficulties of an international internship , and the real-time work experience they were able to find me has helped me clarify my professional interests. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786613980-O48T5YJQJ3OEIN1DSAFD/Rachel+Kulik.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Rachel K., Business Analyst Intern, University of Pennsylvania Puentes gave me the most unforgettable and enriching summer I could've hoped for as a student just starting to get a sense of my independence away from home and of the aspects of business (being analytical as well as having personal interactions with people) that I love most. In the city of bustling cafes, wide plazas, parrilla smoke and too many alfajor options, I was able to use my Spanish in professional and informal settings, get to know my host and my coworkers, and constantly stay on my toes as I became part of the restless ciudad porteña. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786664302-35JMGC3QONFO6A6PKVVS/Karen+Herrera.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Karen H., Business Development Intern, University of Pennsylvania My experience through the Puentes program not only allowed me to learn about my professional development, but also about myself. The opportunity to learn about myself, while learning valuable skills through engaging project-based work at my internship placement. The ability to do all of this in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires, makes Puentes an unforgettable experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786713291-KGG8OYYYHLY8Q5WHQABR/Chris+Ye.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Christopher Y., Back End Developer Intern, Princeton University My summer in Buenos Aires with Puentes was incredible! My job was rewarding, fun, and extremely educational, where I learned more about developing software as a real programmer than I ever could have in a classroom. Culturally, it was an incredible experience going from knowing no Spanish at all to somewhat functional, and traveling to Iguazu, Mendoza, and Salta are simply unforgettable experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786960674-XWDZO973QLBNUFPD1E2T/Vittorio.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Vittorio R., Market Research Analyst Intern, Princeton University Puentes Abroad takes care of you, they have a holistic approach about how to maximize your weeks in Argentina. Through their insight and knowledge I was able to have the best summer possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787501670-PSHILAY6B05NQ3BNO6LP/Annie+Bradford.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Annie B., Executive Search Consultant Intern, Vanderbilt University As my time with Puentes comes to a close, I can't help but reflect on how helpful it will be for me as I move forward in living more permanently in Buenos Aires. Living with a host family and working with a local NGO were among the best ways to help me get settled within the culture -- I saw firsthand what it was like to live an everyday life here, how local workplaces function, and how much improvement is possible in my Spanish when I lean into the culture. Because of Puentes, I have been able to transition smoothly into living in Buenos Aires; I've joined a local theatre, found professional connections, made local friends, and am still continuing to explore the city every day! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787725508-H158AC3PF1UF6WZ2KGDC/Jacob+Faber-Rico.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Jacob F., Materials Engineering Intern, University of Pennsylvania Skip the traditional summer internships: go abroad, and skip studying and living in a dorm there—you do that at home. Go live and work with real porteños, real people. And wonderful people at that! Share mate and asado with your coworkers, laugh and joke with your hosts, listen to the street-fair artisans and booksellers lovingly tell you about their work and their city, and make mountains of mistakes speaking Spanish, because how else do you learn? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1621523545228-0V597MD2RH5PALUUERK7/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Celeste A., Research Intern, University of California at Berkley My experience exposed me to a new culture and new type of professional setting, I was able to gain insight on the pressing issues different countries in Latin America are dealing with, and I was able to speak another language and gain new language skills in the process! I am grateful and will take away the new found global perspective I have, the Spanish speaking skills I gained, and my new insights into how human rights work is done within this new nonprofit. The experience has definitely confirmed my interests in doing work that has social impact! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787894826-1X4D5GK1W1DVV9S9TH3T/Atakan+Baltaci.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Atakan B., Data Science Intern, Princeton University The two months I spent in Buenos Aires were unforgettable in many ways. Not only did I learn so much throughout my internship, the support of the Puentes staff helped me a lot in experiencing Argentine culture! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787944805-QBWGJZMJ4L92POBY0YS9/Vanessa+Moore.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Vanessa M., Marketing Analytics Intern, Princeton University Buenos Aires is absolutely amazing, and I have truly had an incredible experience. Once in a lifetime. I am very happy I got to participate in Puentes! Just do it!! Argentina is incredible! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614635009716-QURZXL8SUD22N9IPTQJ5/Shannon+Nicole+Berry+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Shannon B., Search Consultant Intern, Princeton University The Puentes program is extremely enlightening, engaging and impactful. All in all, it provides you with much more than the ordinary internship experience as you have guidance from an incredible staff who is with you every step of the way to help you grow personally and professionally. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787995291-L3QNEKOYORP40CVEH7ZD/Dionne+Chen.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Dionne C., Revenue Management Analyst, Princeton University Whenever even the smallest problem arose, whether in our internship or in residential life, Puentes always jumped into immediate action to help us resolve it. It was great knowing we had this support system behind us the whole time, even to just give us tips here and there about cool things to do or the best way to navigate the city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571850952378-I9DEW0FXDOL7G7H05QVE/Meredith+M.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Meredith M., Maternal Health Program Intern, Princeton University Living in Buenos Aires is an invaluable experience that will allow you to learn more than you ever thought you could about the city, the people and the amazing culture. I loved immersing myself in this new place and could not have done it as successfully without the help from Puentes! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571866941319-0L5JMSPHUSQNW0S0BGOC/Liam+McClintock.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Liam M., Finance Analyst Intern, Yale College Working in Buenos Aires provided the amazing opportunity to learn more about both the working world and Argentine culture. For those who enjoy traveling like myself, this program was perfect! Puentes acted as a guide to my experience and helped me easily navigate Argentina and get the most out of my trip. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571867211859-PIHB8YPOQ9HZKES6VJYY/Emily+Salcedo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Emily S., Marketing and Operations Intern, Boston University Interning in Buenos Aires will be one of the most valuable experiences of my life. Beyond from gaining an international perspective on business professionalism, knowledge about the aboriginal communities in Argentina, and the ins and outs of what it means to be a social enterprise, I gained a family. Argentine culture has such strong values of family and sharing that making lasting friendships will be easy. Because of my incredible experience in Buenos Aires, I’ve uncovered a desire to learn more about the world and am now open to the thought of having a career abroad. The insights I’ve uncovered about myself, along with the relationships I’ve made will be what I cherish the most from my Puentes experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571867385840-IIKGQO0BJYHYV2BUWOCG/Layla+Malamut.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Layla M., Investigative Intern, Princeton University Buenos Aires is a magical place. It has everything that you could ever want from a city - vibrant nightlife, beautiful parks, dozens of museums, and the warmest of people. I am so grateful that I was given the opportunity to spend two months living there, and wish I could have stayed for even longer. Not to mention that by participating in this program, I was able to experience both personal growth by integrating myself into a new and very different society, as well as professional growth through my internship experience. Would highly recommend participating, and stay as long as you can! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633904933-LW6XXOI4414XU91NT3VM/Shoichi+Hayashi+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Shoichi H., Process Engineering Intern, Princeton University Wanting to have participated in this Puentes Abroad program since last year, I was very set on trying to get matched with a company in Argentina/Uruguay that was related to my field of study. This year, having had to pleasure to be matched with an Argentine firm, I was excited to be able to work for a construction company that had a mission that aligned with my vision. Puentes gave me the opportunity to make the most out of my summer in quarantine through this remote internship with the company that suited me best. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571867389086-F1GPHU3ZXVW1WB93S19T/Angelica+Duque.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Angelica D., Policy Research Intern, University of Miami Not only did I have an amazing experience studying abroad in Buenos Aires, but I also had a remarkable opportunity to intern for the Argentine government. As a political science and international studies student, I was able to learn first-hand about an international government. I looked forward to going into work - which was only steps away from La Casa Rosada - and talking to my coworkers who were experts in their field (and also gave me sightseeing advice). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614630386998-620WLCU8S7NYEFA0UD79/Lexie+Houchins+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Lexie H., Research Intern, University of California at Santa Cruz I highly recommend the Puentes experience to anyone looking to develop their professional experience! The Puentes team is so insightful and truly has your best interests in mind and at heart. My remote internship provided me with the opportunity to learn new skills and technology, significantly improve my Spanish, and show me how to communicate effectively with team members. While I would have loved to pair my internship with an in-person immersion, I feel that I gained valuable tools and skill sets to put on my resume through the remote experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571868725972-DUTSBI6DY197X8A8RFY6/Brooke+Hershberger.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Brooke H., Marketing and Business Development Intern, Princeton University Traveling, great food, cultural immersion, and adding a job experience to the resume. Could not say more positive things about Puentes. It is a summer I will never forget. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633971318-6MLHRD9WTOW4CM7N6G7C/Jeffrey+Fishman+-+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Jeffrey F., Marketing Intern, University of Pennsylvania With Puentes, I was able to intern with a clothing cooperative based in Argentina that works with indigenous women to help bring their products to market. I collaborated with the marketing team to develop strategies for selling in the United States. Through these experiences, I was able to gain insight into future career paths, develop my professional skills, immerse myself in Argentinian culture, and meet an amazing cohort of like-minded individuals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785322865-TFBJ4QFTJ0WHIOXMPPDC/Abe%2BBekele.jpg Participant Testimonials - Abe-Melek B., Business Development Intern, Yale College I absolutely loved the summer I spent in Argentina. It was my first internship outside of the U.S. and I was excited, but I really didn’t know what to expect. Once I arrived in Buenos Aires, I fell in love. While living with other students and working as a business development intern, I was able to engage in interesting work and contribute by reaching out to potential partnering companies. I also had plenty of time to explore the city at my own leisure and fully immerse myself in Argentine culture. Whether I was shopping at an open market, learning to dance tango, catching a performance at the Teatro Colón, or riding horses at the foot of the Andes in Mendoza, I quickly grew fond of the rich traditions and customs of Argentina. Not only did I vastly improve my Spanish and dancing abilities, I also savored every moment of my adventure and hope to return to beautiful Buenos Aires soon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785298770-T2N6XPB3V2WAHELVHK2H/Calyn%2BGelinas.jpg Participant Testimonials - Calyn G., Miami University La ciudad mágica que es Buenos Aires. You can go abroad anywhere but living and working in BsAs seemed different. The people have a sense of humor and love for life that is hard to match. The vibe of the city takes you to another world… final word, no matter who you speak with they cannot deny that Buenos Aires is anything other than unique. Go! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785315888-Q2DI2SYGE6V8HVYAGL8R/Margaret%2BSalisbury.jpg Participant Testimonials - Margaret S., Princeton University My summer in Buenos Aires was one of invaluable experience and growth. Culturally, I encountered (and soon fell in love with) vibrant and diverse cultures, from BA to Iguazú Falls to Montevideo, making lasting friendships along the way. Academically, my Spanish improved beyond my expectations. Professionally, I gained experience in the workplace, simultaneously cementing business and language skills. Buenos Aires offered everything I could have hoped for in a summer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572277475639-L3CCMBZUBZ92MSQVMN4Z/Kiersten+Falck.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Kiersten F., Product Management Intern, Princeton University My time in Buenos Aires was so fun and new compared to my normal routine at home and at school. The work I was doing pushed me in the direction I was hoping and made me realize my actual passions. Everyone should travel abroad at some point, and Puentes made it meaningful. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572278179863-5N9S0WAVH6EEKZNI57UL/Nora+Moraga-Lewy+.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Nora M., Monitoring and Evaluation Intern, Yale College I had a fabulous summer in Buenos Aires thanks to the support I had in helping me take full advantage of the city and my internship. Argentina is an incredible, diverse, and beautiful country that is definitely worth exploring! It gave me the chance to practice my Spanish and gain professional experience while being immersed in a culture that I plan on returning to in the near future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633778620-ISV8QEMJXWU2VEJTZEZH/Megan+Gass+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Megan G., Project Management Intern, University of Notre Dame Interning remotely at Puentes offered me the opportunity to own my project and experience work in a small, entrepreneurial business. I was gifted the ability to work on a project which directly impacted the organization's goals of future growth--an opportunity unique for an internship position. Creating valuable work as an intern pushed me to think critically and be a leader in the organization; I could not recommend the experience more highly. Interning with Puentes is a culturally and professionally enriching experience which will leave you energized by the frontier of possibilities waiting ahead of you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571787250802-G7GQ4O6N8312NX8B9EB4/Marea+Hatheway.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Marea H., Middlebury College In living with a host family I engaged in an intensive cultural-immersion program where I was able to truly get a feel for the culture and way of life. I was also fortunate enough to intern for a company in the city where I gained critical work experience and learned so much about the company. Working in an office environment was an amazing way to gain practical experience, improve my language skills and meet great people. Living in Buenos Aires also gave me the opportunity to travel around Argentina, one of the most beautiful, diverse countries in the world. I learned so much from living, studying and interning in Buenos Aires and had an amazing semester! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571786026740-UEUY2DUSUDXKIS5GE9IZ/Joseph+Wood.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Joseph W., Princeton University Before starting an internship with Puentes I was living and studying in Buenos Aires for four months. It was when I started to work however that I felt truly integrated into Argentinian culture and life. I was welcomed into an energetic internship where I was constantly engaged and challenged, and there was always a need for me somewhere. I met incredible children that I will never forget and found lifelong work-place friends. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785358270-V9XCYMV6FUFP1RUQRJ0G/image-asset.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Kim G., Operations and Outreach Intern, University of Pennsylvania After studying abroad in Buenos Aires, I wanted to combine cultural immersion with a more professional experience and a different perspective of the city. Since I worked at the Argentine branch of an American company, it was interesting to see how the business model and operations were translated to a different culture. Working on various projects at the office provided me with an opportunity to learn more about a city I already loved! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1571785318977-FAOTZ24A7CNYPR1TN85R/Sarah%2BBaranes.jpg Participant Testimonials - Sarah B., Policy Intern, Colgate University Although I lived in Buenos Aires for four months before starting my internship, I don’t think I fully understood life in the city until I began working. In my first few months as a student studying abroad, I tended to gravitate towards tourist-oriented activities, but when I began working I had a chance to settle down and join working porteños in daily life. My internship gave me the opportunity to learn about the work culture, the reality of civil participation, and the laws and policies of the government firsthand. While I learned about some of these things in the classroom, I didn’t feel like a member of Argentine society until I actually participated in it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614631174989-B4V7TD88IS4EZGI0PM4B/Kinnelle+Gracious+Jennings+Douglas+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Nelle D., Research Intern, Boston College I am grateful to have received the opportunity through Puentes to intern at an environmental NGO during my semester abroad in Buenos Aires. As an Environmental Studies student, my involvement at the NGO allowed me the unique opportunity to apply my studies in order to understand new perspectives and challenges surrounding environmental issues in Argentina. In the Certificación Ambiental (Environmental Certification) department, I worked with other interns to assess the sustainability of offices and businesses in Buenos Aires and to help these spaces achieve higher levels of sustainability. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1671022641043-3X6BWEDP201D2KZ1D8C5/HAL_6547-Edit.jpg Participant Testimonials - Marlon G, Project Intern, University of Missouri-Columbia The Puentes Abroad program truly made my college career so much more interesting. Being able to have the opportunity to travel and get experience in a different country like Argentina was amazing. I got to learn a new culture and truly be immersed in the experience. While also getting real field experience within the natural resources and tourism field. It was an opportunity of a life time and the Puentes team helped me with every step along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633593192-RY0Q4DLEH39S02YFLXMZ/Godfrella+Jonat-George+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Godfrella J., Teaching Assistant Intern, University of Richmond Puentes set me in the middle of the ocean, and I learned I could swim. This program ensures you explore your abilities and develop into a better and holistic being. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633668974-ZP6RZINGJ0QMFPZE8513/Edgar+Felix+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Edgar F., Social Research Intern, Carleton College Puentes provided me a remote internship during a time of uncertainty and a world pandemic but still gave me the most unforgettable and valuable summer I could've hoped for as a student during these tough times. Through Puentes I was able to be a Social Research Intern with an Argentine organization that since 1989 has been working in public health areas with the mission to develop scientific research and actions for the prevention and promotion of rights to guarantee access to health and reduce the impact of diseases with a focus on HIV / AIDS. By being part of the team I learned how to work remotely and effectively communicate with others in the workplace, I was also able to use my Spanish at a professional level for the first time, which I really enjoyed. From Puentes I also benefited from weekly cohorts and workshops, I received tips on how to better manage my time and talked about international jobs or education abroad in the future. I am thankful for the organization Give a Glimpse for providing funds for students to intern abroad and giving me the opportunity to intern with Puentes this summer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633225988-B77T9N4F2SMZKSBBPXA1/Annie+Jain+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Annie J., Fundraising & Research Intern, Princeton University The Puentes Internship program was a great blend of professional and cultural experience. It was also very nicely tailored to undergraduates by giving us a perfect blend of support and guidance that young people need but also space to figure things out for ourselves. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614633430575-2Y5UK30Q1PRN4T7KM0SF/Betty+Oliva+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Beatriz O., Urban Strategist Intern, Princeton University As an Argentina nonprofit intern, I enjoyed studying urban voids as a possible solution to the habitat deficit in Argentina. I enjoyed every weekly meeting and every team-building activity I was a part of. Being exposed to a different culture, while learning about an interesting concept, and formulating a definition from the nonprofit’s perspective and mission was a fruitful challenge. As a civil engineer, it is easy to follow the structural route and focus on the professional side. The Puentes program opened my eyes to a different lens; the social aspect of the field. Impacting the habitat deficit in Latin America, and in the world, is something I will include in my future academic and professional philosophies. Puentes bridged my theoretical knowledge, personal interests, as well as past experiences into one internship opportunity; and during these trying times of a worldwide pandemic, I am more than thankful for this journey! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614634564559-53XI8K6CRXXHINEA1SFD/Blake+Muchnick+-+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Blake M., Digital Marketing Intern, Ohio State University The Puentes program provides a unique opportunity to work from a remote setting and expand your global view on the world. It has increased my desire to work remotely and to travel the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614635247633-CU0NM4ZJ8RX2HQ8IVHFB/Emma+Badini+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Emma B., Research & Development Intern, Cornell University Puentes has offered me the chance to affirm that what I am interested in is possible. I have felt empowered to blend my interests in a creative way and to embrace work that I love and feel inspired by. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1621523039003-UI83TGBCLNPNB586CX67/6F630B76-39FC-4C5E-A081-74001C43161E_1_201_a.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Rachel P., Research Assistant, Georgetown University My internship has confirmed my interest in pursuing non-profit work, made me reflect on what type of impact I want my work to make and has solidified my interest in serving human-focused social justice issues. I am beyond grateful to the Puentes team for the extraordinary support and the amazing learning experience they offered me. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107252547-284QI0B06V0CV02HK9Z6/Wendy+Lliguichuzhca+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Wendy L., Research Assistant, University of Pennsylvania My Puentes experience really allowed me to explore an area of Public Health that I knew nothing about and expanded my professional interests. I'm definitely going to take these experiences with me as I move further along in my career. I just want to say a big thank you to the entire Puentes team for an enriching 9 weeks and for being some of the kindest people I've interacted with!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107423446-NYVRE2VN123UDYIY0GG6/Alen+Palic+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Alen P., Executive Recruiter, Princeton University Despite the remote landscape, an internship through Puentes was still an incredible experience! I was able to gain hands-on experience in a field of interest of mine while receiving valuable mentorship from both my internship supervisor and Puentes staff. The internship, from beginning to end, was truly amazing and provided me with both soft and hard skills that I'm sure will serve me well in my future endeavors, no matter which path I choose to take. If you're looking for an impactful internship with a sense of cultural immersion, Puentes is the way to go! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107499799-4KKDI320E2FD1N2SAPLE/Guanyi+Chen+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Guanyi C., Marketing Intern, University of Leeds The Puentes programme provided me insights in high-tech marketing and how to work/communicate remotely with my colleagues. Thank you all for supporting my internship journey! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107580823-9WM0CLFIBVPK7WLDI79F/Ana+Ruiz+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Ana R., International Student Peer, Georgetown University This experience was a fantastic way to be introduced to and guided through professional opportunities in Latin America while developing my own professional expertise and experience as a college student. Even in a virtual environment, the on-the-ground experience that Puentes provided me through my internship in Uruguay, in addition to the individualized professional and cultural development they offer, was an invaluable and one-of-a-king experience that I would highly recommend to anyone, whether they have an interest in Latin America or not! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107908680-0AK71NAGJODK0GUTX2T0/Dakota++Caruso+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Dakota C., Sustainable Development Intern, Cornell University The Puentes program is very well run. From their matching process to the programs they provide the team is always making sure things run smoothly and are as enjoyable as possible. I would highly recommend the program for the professional experience alone, but the added cultural programs add just another benefit to an already great program. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107654752-A5WU8POAIOVHT3XA4RNL/Keerthi+Jayaraman+Photo.JPG Participant Testimonials - Keerthi J., Research & Fundraising Intern, University of Pennsylvania Puentes Abroad allowed me to pursue a multidisplinary internship, while also gaining invaluable cultural experience. As a participant in the remote program, I feel as though I was able to build an international community from my desk at home! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107767760-K5HFEWIUJSWOIJTGNI0J/April+Dong+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - April D., Process Engineer, Princeton University Puentes successfully brought an international experience virtual amidst the pandemic. I was still able to have an internship experience where I grew professionally and personally thanks to the awesome Puentes staff and programs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633107840045-8Z9D0TOXQSLA49CIBBKV/Drake+Goodman+Photo.JPEG Participant Testimonials - Drake G., International Expansion Associate, University of Pennsylvania Puentes served as a bridge to an entirely different culture than I was used to. Through my work, I was exposed to different fields, new cultures, great interactions with co-workers, and an amazing cohort of other interns. By trying to learn as much as possible, I gained valuable insights into my specific industry and the Argentinian culture in general, which will be extremely beneficial going forward. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633108087233-7GXKMMMT6QG44KPNX55X/Srishti+Ghosh+-+Innocence+Project+Argentina.png Participant Testimonials - Srishti G., Research Assistant, Princeton University Loved my remote Puentes experience. Though I would've loved being in Argentina in person, I felt meaningfully engaged by the Puentes team throughout the whole experience. The structure not only supported my own goals to grow and develop through my internship, but also gave me a chance to meet new people, learn about new cultures and challenge myself as much as I could. Thank you to everyone at Puentes, and a special shoutout to Maddy! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633108189101-2RENO5TVIWDNBPKVGOGB/Gabriela+Bonina+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Gabriela B., Research & Conference Intern, University of Pennsylvania My Puentes experience was incredibly rewarding and exciting. From getting to do research on pressing policy issues and being connected with academics around the globe, to watching Argentine movies and learning about a new culture, I felt as though I had a summer like no other. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1633108263746-OKA1EPURLHCE92969PLX/Bianca+Ortiz+Photo.jpg Participant Testimonials - Bianca O., Project Manager, Princeton University I loved my time at Puentes. Working at a female-led law firm in Argentina has given me valuable career insights and the hands-on experience to begin my path as a lawyer. Despite not being able to travel to Argentina in person, the experience was very eye-opening and a great way to gain experience during the pandemic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1614634151620-R3VUT9I705IY5TTGC5PK/Rachel+Cherelstein+Photo.jpeg Participant Testimonials - Rachel C., VR Production, Sales & Training Intern, Georgetown University During a time when finding an internship seemed impossible, Puentes delivered an incredible alternative with its remote program. It's hard to find an internship that offers a remote, international experience alongside the professional development seminars and fantastic supervision that Puentes provides. It was definitely one of the most unique experiences I've been a part of, and I would absolutely recommend Puentes to anyone else! https://static1.squarespace.com/static/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/5dae0a31b11ecf3bce4ee2b0/6aa061e25b9f7f2732946b50/1788895714262/ Participant Testimonials https://www.puentesabroad.com/study-abroad-participants daily 0.75 2024-01-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1573064502341-J3XLNP5P4XKHXKBDKFL0/Andrew+Wilson+Photo.JPG Study Abroad Participants - Andrew Wilson I am a political science student from Boston College who is excited to visit Argentina. I love to play water polo and the trombone, and I am interested in peacemaking programs. University: Boston College Hometown: Walnut Creek, California Hobbies: Water Polo, Filmmaking, Band https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1573064502341-J3XLNP5P4XKHXKBDKFL0/Andrew+Wilson+Photo.JPG Study Abroad Participants - Andrew Wilson I am a political science student from Boston College who is excited to visit Argentina. I love to play water polo and the trombone, and I am interested in peacemaking programs. University: Boston College Hometown: Walnut Creek, California Hobbies: Water Polo, Filmmaking, Band https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1573218077862-M9P90O3GZAQV4FBTVAIX/Daniel+Dixon+Photo.png Study Abroad Participants - Daniel Dixon I am in my 3rd year of college at Boston College studying finance and marketing. I am easy going, adventurous, and outgoing. University: Boston College Hometown: New York City Hobbies: surfing, skiing, hiking, eating https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572464378921-XPIU5RNYZ2YQWQ8A2WVT/Jack+Antico+Photo.png Study Abroad Participants - Jack Antico My name is Jack Antico and I am from Glastonbury Connecticut. I study Computer Science at Boston College. I like to play basketball in my free time and also make apps for the app store. University: Boston College Hometown: Glastonbury, Connecticut Hobbies: I play a lot of basketball, like to read, love going to art museums, and enjoy running. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572464433991-S8RWDUB7UZ9624JF8OOJ/Josie+Mims+Morales-Thomason+Photo.JPG Study Abroad Participants - Josie Mims Morales-Thomason I'm from Redding, CT and have a younger brother and sister. I'm a junior at Boston College studying sociology and international studies. I'm excited to be in Buenos Aires to learn about a new culture and improve my Spanish. University: Boston College Hometown: Redding, Connecticut Hobbies: Playing volleyball, international students club, volunteering https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574284812327-P8HJGNR4TAZM9VK86NN2/Olivia+Mills+Photo.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Olivia Mills I grew up in Boston and have lived here my whole life, and I have a younger brother. My dad moved to the US from England and both of my parents have always been avid travelers and have raised me to have a very global outlook. I am an an international studies major at Boston College, I am particularly interested in human rights and law. University: Boston College Hometown: Boston, MA Hobbies: I love exploring cities, so I would love to explore different neighborhoods in Buenos Aires and really get to know the city. I like trying new foods and visiting museums and cultural landmarks. In addition, my family are big soccer (football!) fans so I would enjoy the opportunity to see a local soccer game. I love the outdoors so I would be interested in exploring some of the national parks and nature areas outside of the city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572548730905-N1I4EGMZXN5KY9XJ9JQE/Ryan+Carney+Photo.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Ryan Carney Hi I'm Ryan. I love to dance, eat, and play sports. Of those three activities I'm probably the best at eating. University: Boston College Hometown: Melrose, Massachusetts Hobbies: In BA I would like to: Learn to tango dance, play soccer/ any sports, try new activities that maybe are not as common in Boston. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635951667657-V2E833XUBBQIQTF62M7I/Pic+of+me.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Katherine Kmetz Hello! I am currently a junior studying abroad at UCA Buenos Aires from Boston College. I have lived in Massachusetts (US) my entire life, so I am excited to travel abroad and meet new people. Internship Site: Hábitat para la Humanidad Argentina Hometown: Plainville, Massachusetts Hobbies: Volleyball, working out, meeting new people, exploring the city/new cuisine Email: kmetzk@bc.edu Social Media: Facebook; LinkedIn; Instagram: @kittykatm3ow_ Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635952155459-ZJBZM94UF0NLA3QJK7IC/Screen+Shot+2021-11-03+at+11.09.03+AM.png Study Abroad Participants - Inez Braceras Hi everyone!! My name is Inez and I am a junior at Boston College. I'm studying at UCA in the Spring and Im majoring in psychology with a minor in linguistics. I look forward to meeting you all!! Internship Site: Hábitat para la Humanidad Argentina Hometown: Portland, Maine Hobbies: Working out, expanding cultural knowledge through cultural activities, exploring the outdoors, hay day. Email: bracerai@bc.edu Instagram: @ibraceras3 Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635952339853-ZBASQ12RYLI97O75O3U5/IMG_3524.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Kara Benedict Hi everyone! I'm Kara and I'm a current junior at Boston College. I'm originally from Cincinnati, OH, and I'm studying Spanish and International Studies at BC. I love going to art museums and concerts and hanging out with friends! Internship Site: Berlitz Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Hobbies: Going to concerts and museums and watching Formula 1 and soccer. Email: benedika@bc.edu Instagram: @karabenedict_ Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635952475717-FABZ5B8616LSROLZFM9S/passport-style+photo+Braelyn+Wekwerth.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Braelyn Wekwerth Hi, my name is Braelyn! I am currently a junior in MCAS at Boston College, studying neuroscience and on the pre medical track. I am originally from Berkeley, CA, and my hobbies include soccer and hiking. Internship Site: SAHDES (Salud Hábitat Desarrollo) Hometown: Oakland, California Hobbies: I have been playing soccer since I was 5 years old and I still play it at my university! I also play piano and I am currently interested in the medical field. Email: wekwerth@bc.edu Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635952607854-4WEA23Q58WP15AYYPOF7/6A6AE4B0-3BA5-4408-8DF3-2BDE3F0CC929.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Delaney Coyne Hi, my name is Delaney, and I am a theology and international studies double major at BC. I'm originally from Western Springs, IL (outside of Chicago). I am so excited to explore Argentina and to learn about the history, culture, and cuisine. Internship Site: Fundación Ciudadanos del Mundo Hometown: Western Springs, Illinois Hobbies: I love reading, writing, and community service. Email: coynede@bc.edu Social Media: LinkedIn; Instagram: @d.e.coyne; Twitter: coynecollector Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635952910839-S88ZL3UQTPVOB1URN77Y/Screen+Shot+2021-11-03+at+11.21.39+AM.png Study Abroad Participants - Adare Mareuse My name is Adare Mareuse. I am originally from London but my parents are French and American. I'm a junior in MCAS at BC majoring in English Literature with a CSOM minor in marketing. Hometown: London, United Kingdom Hobbies: polo, volunteering, swimming, visiting art museums, volunteering Email: mareuseadare@gmail.com Instagram: @adaremareuse Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635953110043-BU6QXGSF4HE6RZW2J5GM/IMG_0065.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Ashley Leilani Look Hi, my name is Ashley. I'm studying Applied Psychology with the hopes of going into a career in counseling or therapy. I'd love to meet up and explore the city with people, so reach out if you're down! Internship Site: Fundación Ciudadanos del Mundo Hometown: Los Altos, California Hobbies: Dance, cooking, hiking, finding coffee shops Email: looka@bc.edu Spring 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1652989923943-W242GHLLTNZZVE75QFBX/IMG_4073.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Nia Santos My name is Nia Santos and I am a student at Boston College majoring in communication. I'm 20 years old and am from Seattle, Washington. Outside of academics I enjoy sports/fitness, music, photography, graphic design, etc. Hometown: Seattle, Washington Hobbies: Volleyball, weightlifting, photography, graphic design, music Email: santosnd@bc.edu Fall 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1652990206325-NLV7UAIWZ654S9YZPN4E/IMG_5386.JPG Study Abroad Participants - Saya Khandhar I am a student at Boston College, but I am originally from right outside Washington, D.C. I am studying International Studies with a concentration in ethics and social justice. Internship Site: TECHO Hometown: McLean, Virginia Hobbies: I love traveling, being outdoors and dancing. Email: khandhar@bc.edu Instagram: @saya_k15 Fall 2022 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666281135808-2TKY45ZV9936F8OVF6X7/IMG_1210.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Ashley Shackelton Hi! My name is Ashley and I'm a junior at Boston College. I'm majoring in international studies with a concentration in ethics and social justice and minoring in journalism. Internship Site: Fundación Liderazgos y Organizaciones (FLOR) Hometown: Seattle, Washington Hobbies: I love cooking, hiking, soccer and going to concerts Email: shackelt@bc.edu Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666279321595-OFEVAKLW0VSNHN34LKGC/2D900B53-DA2B-4CED-AF3E-CE1372A371D6.jpeg Study Abroad Participants - Calvin Czapko Hello! My name is Calvin, I'm a Psychology major and I enjoy working out, listening to music, watching film, and trying new things. Looking forward to meeting everyone! Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Hobbies: Videogames, film, music, guitar, working out, cuisine Email: czapko@bc.edu Instagram: @calvin_zap Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666277652118-D08ITI5FIUZ0YX6UUOH1/Puentes+profile+image.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Griffin Bassett Hey everyone, I'm Griffin Bassett, an International Studies student from Chicago, Illinois! I love geography, languages, taking the train, and drawing. I'm really excited to get to know you all. Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Internship Site: Asociación Sustentar Hobbies: I love geography, linguistics, and cities! I also love exploring in general, especially via public transit. Email: bassettg@bc.edu Instagram: @grif.finbassett Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666282679070-4KF07HSFE17RPTJWMPCM/Puentes+Study+Abroad+Photo.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Jordan Nunes Hi! I'm Jordan Nunes, a Junior at Boston College majoring in Biology with a minor in Management & Leadership. I'm an avid MMA and Boston sports fan, specifially of the New England Patriots and Boston Celtics. I have career interests in the biomedical field and cannot wait to experience all that Buenos Aires has to offer! Hometown: Attleboro, Massachusetts Hobbies: American Football, Basketball, Mixed Martial Arts, Biomedical Research Email: nunesjf@bc.edu LinkedIn Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666282629411-DFL14BAQRIUPD89U84VK/Screen+Shot+2022-10-15+at+10.45.19+PM.png Study Abroad Participants - Laila Herrera Paez Hi! My name is Laila. I am a current junior majoring in sociology with a minor in international studies. I am originally from New Jersey. I like watching TV shows, reading, and exploring! Internship Site: TECHO Hometown: Belleville, New Jersey Hobbies: I like musical theater, listening to music, and reading. Email: herrerld@bc.edu Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666278433218-30A3YF7NTKIP1QEGFW3S/Resume+Portrait+2022.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Thomas Grist Hi all! I'm from San Jose, California and am extremely excited for my time in BA. I hope to take full advantage of every opportunity to master Spanish and expericnce the natural / cultural landscape of Argentina. I hope to get to know you all next year. Hometown: San Jose, California Hobbies: Film, Food, Hiking / Outdoors, Literature Email: grist@bc.edu Instagram: @t_gristphoto Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1669284802092-8BCV0O29CBNGZP0XFYZ1/decaprio.6+%281%29.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Mary DiCaprio Hi! My name is Mary DeCaprio! I am a Busienss and Human Resources major at The Ohio State University. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, painting, watching movies, hiking, and the outdoors. Internship Site: Novaz Group Hometown: Issaquah, Washington Hobbies: Painting, watching movies, arts and crafts, watching sports, and hiking Email: decaprio.6@osu.edu Instagram: @marydecaprioo Twitter: @MaryDeCaprio LinkedIn Facebook Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1669285237507-812LBQ18NN57EYGHTRNV/Zachary+Gardner+Senior+Pic.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Zach Gardner Hello! My name is Zach Gardner. I am a third year at The Ohio State University. Additionally, I am originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. I am double majoring in finance and economics. I enjoy playing golf, working out, and watching sports. Internship Site: AreaTres Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Hobbies: Golf, Working Out, Cooking, Watching Sports, and Going Out Email: gardner.1345@osu.edu Instagram: @z.gardner7 LinkedIn Spring 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1688422230503-F0CN1ZIPXA0U196WNMR8/Geo.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Geovanny Benitez-Ramirez Hello! My name is Geovanny, but I go by Geo. I study political science at Boston College. I am from New York City but come from Mexican heritage. Hometown: Bronx, New York Local Argentine University: Universidad Católica Argentina Internship Site: América Solidaria Hobbies: In my free time I enjoy to dance and participate on a dance team at my school. I also cut hair on my free time. I love to listen to music and have been wanting to pick up the guitar. I love biking. I also love to play and watch basketball. Email: benitege@bc.edu Instagram: @real.geoo Facebook, Twitter Fall 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1688421983231-VW88DYL45Q74Z6GIWVR5/image-asset.jpeg Study Abroad Participants - Isabella Farr Hi! My name is Isabella, most people call me Izzy or Bella, I do not have a preference. I'm from New York state but I now live in Boston where I attend Boston College. I'm studying political science and sociology. Hometown: Saratoga Springs, New York Local Argentine University: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Internship Site: Asociación Civil Tierra Violeta Hobbies: I love reading and watching films. I love reading a lot of non fiction as well as philosophy. I also enjoy drawing and being outside. Email: farria@bc.edu Instagram: @izzyfarr1 Fall 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1688422913906-WDUDEZ80QOMH0Q7VLXUX/jenna.jpg Study Abroad Participants - Jenna Nguyen Hey, I'm Jenna! I'll be a junior at Boston College, majoring in international studies and minoring in Spanish. I'm interested in urban planning, and I love exploring new places and foods! Hometown: San Diego, California Local Argentine University: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Internship Site: TECHO Hobbies: I like to play piano, read, and do yoga. Email: nguyakg@bc.edu Fall 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1688423545857-JY8TMZ5DIXL3E2B1W15W/rory.JPG Study Abroad Participants - Rory Quigley Hello! I'm Rory Quigley. I'm glad to be involved in this program and excited to meet everyone. Hometown: Duxbury, Massachusetts Local Argentine University: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Hobbies: I enjoy playing tennis and soccer, swimming, and running. I also like to play music on guitar and piano, and I like to read. Email: quigleyr@bc.edu Instagram: @roryquigley20 Fall 2023 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1700075692069-POZG5AR9VVW2JKCD3TBC/Alec+Levine.jpeg Study Abroad Participants - Alex Levine I'm Alec, a third-year Finance student at Ohio State University. I'm super excited to intern in Argentina, and explore the culture and nightlife Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Local Argentine University: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Internship Site: TECHO Argentina Hobbies: I jump at any opportunity to travel. I have been skiing all my life, and I picked up golfing this summer. I love watching Ohio State football, as well as other sports. Additionally, I try to spend quality time with friends and family whenever I can! Email: alec.levine6@gmail.com Instagram: alec.levine Spring 2024 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1700076255930-T3WQAG98VCOWNMR2EIBP/Joaquin.jpeg Study Abroad Participants - Joaquin Silvani Hi, my name is Joaquin Silvani and I am from Greenwich, Connecticut. Both of my parents are from Buenos Aires and I've grown up speaking Spanish. I'm really looking forward to this program! Hometown: Greenwich, Connecticut Local Argentine University: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Internship Site: Willdom Hobbies: I love playing soccer, listening to music, and enjoying asados on sunny days. Email: silvanij@bc.edu Instagram: joaquin_silvani Spring 2024 Cohort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1700075476160-41FV32K81SR51N7EX92H/headshot.png Study Abroad Participants - Emily Ternynck Hi, I'm Emily! I'm a political science major at BC. I'm from San Francisco, and I love fashion and music. Hometown: Paris, France Local Argentine University: Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) Internship Site: Fundación Liderazgos y Organizaciones Responsables Hobbies: Vintage fashion, art, live music, scuba diving Email: ternynck@bc.edu Spring 2024 Cohort https://www.puentesabroad.com/packing-suggestions daily 0.75 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1582472388923-HO55OCXHXOUW3LH4OPTJ/US%2BPassport.jpg Packing Suggestions - Your Passport Make sure that passport is valid for at least six months after your last planned date abroad. U.S. passport holders can enter the country as tourists without a visa for the Puentes programs. If you are entering the country on a passport from a country other than the U.S., please review the possible visa requirements. It is ultimately your responsibility to secure a visa for the program if you are required to do so. Put your passport in your carry on bag - not in your checked bag. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1582472388923-HO55OCXHXOUW3LH4OPTJ/US%2BPassport.jpg Packing Suggestions - Your Passport Make sure that passport is valid for at least six months after your last planned date abroad. U.S. passport holders can enter the country as tourists without a visa for the Puentes programs. If you are entering the country on a passport from a country other than the U.S., please review the possible visa requirements. It is ultimately your responsibility to secure a visa for the program if you are required to do so. Put your passport in your carry on bag - not in your checked bag. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572544716059-1GKNG3CRENT13GVK30CT/Money.jpg Packing Suggestions - Money: Cards and Cash Bring a debit card, a credit card, and U.S. dollars in US$100 bills (smaller denominations are often not accepted in exchange houses) so that you have options for payments while abroad. Also notify your credit and debit card banks about the dates during which you will be abroad so that you will not be flagged for fraudulent activities. Ask your bank to waive the ATM withdrawal fee as an exception during the time that you are abroad. If you plan to use Western Union to access pesos while abroad, create the Western Union account while physically located in the U.S. before you travel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572544748183-ACU2PL73JZQ19DIDLPCN/Apple+MacBook.jpg Packing Suggestions - Laptop You must bring your own laptop. Also of note is that electronics are very expensive in this region of the world, so it’s best to bring any cords, plugs, and accessories that you need for electronics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1708697869495-D4KSTJNSA7OXEO5PLGPC/iphone+samsung.jpg Packing Suggestions - Cell Phone + Back Up Phone It is a requirement to have a functioning cell phone (with both a calling plan and data plan) for the entire duration of your program. Set up one of the following two cell phone options for your local communication: (1) Set up an international cell phone plan with your cell provider. Contact your cell phone provider to check cell service rates for your destination abroad, and then change your current cell phone plan to one that allows for temporary international service. (2) Unlock your cell phone and use a local SIM card that you can purchase in-country at most "kioscos." Contact your cell phone provider before your departure and request that your phone be unlocked. If you have an extra cell phone already on hand, you may want to bring it with you in case something happens to your phone while in country so that you have a ready, easy replacement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1739478224300-4X6R3T9ZSYXZX3MT8DY5/Screenshot+2025-02-13+at+4.52.43%E2%80%AFPM.png Packing Suggestions - Cell Phone It is a requirement to have a functioning cell phone (with both a calling plan and data plan) for the entire duration of your program. Contact your cell phone provider to set up an international cell phone plan If you have an extra cell phone already on hand, you may want to bring it with you in case something happens to your phone while in country so that you have a ready, easy replacement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1679498699253-FL05VM6MUQ7I0HXHT5YW/image-asset.jpeg Packing Suggestions - Adaptor Local electricity is 220 V, 50 Hz, which is different than the 110V in many countries. When using a computer, generally there is a voltage converter on the plug that protects your computer, but with electronics that are meant to get hot, like hairdryers and hair straighteners, you might need a 220 to 110 volt transformer. The most common plug in Argentina is two flat blades in a V shape (type I). You can either bring adaptors or buy them upon arrival in any “ferretería” (hardware store). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572544809921-NGJPRS8MFUE4URIOYINE/Medication.jpg Packing Suggestions - Prescription medication Bring more than enough of any prescription medication for your entire stay abroad. Medicine cannot be sent via postal mail from your home country, and you cannot use an international prescription at a pharmacy abroad. We encourage students to continue their prescription medication and to take enough medication for the program, plus 14 days, just in case. We also recommend to take it in the original packaging. If you need prescription medication filled while abroad, you must see a local doctor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1739478232705-M3T7TU4NWRZDCLUT21BV/Screenshot+2025-02-13+at+4.49.54%E2%80%AFPM.png Packing Suggestions - Clothes for Fall Weather The month of May in Bariloche can have varying temperatures (from 53°F to 32°F), rain, wind, and sunshine, so do bring different options for layers, including a rain jacket, scarf, and a warm jacket. Buildings do not have central heating systems so be sure to bring warm clothes for the workplace too. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1739478877418-KCZRTQZ4Q3L922TLHKXH/Screenshot+2025-02-13+at+3.23.24%E2%80%AFPM.png Packing Suggestions - Outdoors/Walking Shoes Comfortable and durable walking shoes are a must to get around Bariloche’s streets, many of which are unpaved and gravel or dirt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1695270309590-D2JU92XZ1J64LMC2IAJK/Screen+Shot+2023-09-21+at+01.24.50.png Packing Suggestions - Zipper Bag Do not bring open-top tote bags to transport your laptop, but instead opt for a zippered bag or backpack for daily outings. You’ll find most people carry their belongings in a fanny pack or crossbody purse, rather than their pockets, when out in public. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1739478284819-JCYG9ZU9Q6MQCCTTS3UV/Screenshot+2025-02-13+at+4.50.50%E2%80%AFPM.png Packing Suggestions - Reusable Lunch Bag Bring a reusable lunch bag to take your lunch to your workspace each weekday. The office of your host organization may not have nearby options to purchase food or receive food delivery, so you should plan to take your lunch to work each day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759355177808-2N4F5RX8KMD65J026PPJ/Travel%25252BToiletriies.jpg Packing Suggestions - Preferred Toiletries If you prefer certain brands of toiletries, such as hair or skin-care products, we recommend bringing them from home. They might be hard to find here or more expensive. Keep in mind that tampons are sold without applicators here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1572544785332-VJN2Y5II68FC8SO9CI8V/Medical+Certificate.jpg Packing Suggestions - Medical Certificate If you plan to join a gym, you will need an “apto físico.” This can be a simple, signed note (in English or Spanish) from a doctor stating that you are in good health and able to undertake physical exercise in a gym. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1579715072075-VJK0166QSYAAD1Z302IV/close-up-photo-of-tied-blue-box-1178562.jpg Packing Suggestions - Homestay Gift While not expected or mandatory, host families often appreciate small gifts. Something from your hometown, an item related to a hobby you like, or something meaningful to you. Sentimental consideration is more important than economic value. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1709060117234-LNRFVWC25T2F37W6NMIH/Screenshot+2024-02-27+at+3.54.51%E2%80%AFPM.png Packing Suggestions - Items to not pack No need to pack towels or sheets; your Puentes housing provides them. We also recommend that you do not bring any expensive or irreplaceable jewelry or personal items so that you do not have to fret about them while adventuring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1582472388923-HO55OCXHXOUW3LH4OPTJ/US%2BPassport.jpg Packing Suggestions - Your Passport Make sure that passport is valid for at least six months after your last planned date abroad. You will need to acquire a student visa before arriving to Argentina for your semester study abroad program. We will share more information on the visa process, but it is ultimately your responsibility to secure the student visa. Put your passport in your carry on bag - not in your checked bag. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1788457670969-QJP5CNII81ZSJ374M7Y5/unsplash-image-oa7pqZmmhuA.jpg Packing Suggestions - Clothing for all seasons Bring clothing for all seasons. Keep in mind that summers are hot and humid (approximately 86°F), while fall and spring are mild (approximately 57–74°F). Winters are cold and humid (approximately 45–60°F), and the humidity can make temperatures feel colder than they actually are. It rains all year, so bring appropriate rain gear. https://www.puentesabroad.com/home daily 1.0 2026-09-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795465449-46A5LKOK0YVNJNM8JEB4/Mendoza-Vineyards-in-Argentina.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1604343805765-L6CE60K0VLQC7523S27X/LANDING.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/c328b9bc-6cbe-4067-bc01-a757f1fdc114/Screenshot+2024-04-15+at+11.09.08%E2%80%AFAM.png Home - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1575392231136-EPLV33SWJC16K6FBMBFC/Program+Overview.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1575391902987-EK626I3IHZVY2KG0H9PT/Application.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574789814814-YYSK3YNM8OQ44A5S7PJT/Congressional%2BPlaza.jpg Home - Buenos Aires, Argentina https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574790267160-QJSP6I4XV0D9K1FUDOWY/Plaza%2BIndependencia.jpg Home - Montevideo, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635173167940-CRKMDK551G30YG7PWSB9/Remote.jpeg Home - Remote https://www.puentesabroad.com/partners daily 0.75 2026-09-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1548864954682-7DWY3KLLSBUS9HNPZ6YJ/iguazu-min.jpg University Partners https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795465449-46A5LKOK0YVNJNM8JEB4/Mendoza-Vineyards-in-Argentina.jpg University Partners https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1575489402204-4SPJC5Q94L3RSLH0VSV2/Rosedal.jpg University Partners https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1575489448495-1HHIPVUYIQHTMXHQIMC7/9a83c8d3-c47f-4460-b7f7-86263936e241.jpg University Partners https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1582641922910-7C20JMX1B45ZDBXP1QVI/UNADJUSTEDNONRAW_thumb_4549.jpg University Partners https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574789814814-YYSK3YNM8OQ44A5S7PJT/Congressional%2BPlaza.jpg University Partners - Buenos Aires, Argentina Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America. Life in Buenos Aires can be a stimulating international experience, while simultaneously seeming familiarly modern. The cultural offerings are endless - see great Latin American art, cheer along with the “hinchas” at a lively soccer game, move your feet to live music, and more. Buenos Aires City has a population of 3.5 million people, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. Buenos Aires is a great destination for people who are drawn to the hustle and bustle of big cities, who are comfortable navigating city life, and who are excited by metropolitan, apartment building living. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574790267160-QJSP6I4XV0D9K1FUDOWY/Plaza%2BIndependencia.jpg University Partners - Montevideo, Uruguay As the southernmost capital city in the Americas, Montevideo has pleasant weather year-round, and it is ranked first for quality of life Latin America, according to Mercer’s report. Montevideo is the country’s capital city and is home to 1.3 million people, which is almost half of Uruguay’s population. There are a nice variety of activities, since Montevideo has a vibrant music, theater, and arts scene, as well as many museums, notable sports teams, and outdoor leisure spaces, such as the “Rambla” that runs the whole coastline of the city. The city also has an international feel to it, thanks to its many cultural centers and its role as administrative headquarters for Mercosur and ALADI, Latin America’s trading blocs, which has led to Montevideo being compared to the role of Brussels in Europe. If you are looking for a pleasant and comfortable city with a calm feel yet plenty to do, Montevideo is your ideal destination. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1635173167940-CRKMDK551G30YG7PWSB9/Remote.jpeg University Partners - Remote Working remotely is an exciting way for more interns to connect with global experiences from your chosen setting, with less time and money yet more flexibility. You create your own office space that is conducive to you and to your needs in delivering your best work: factors like soundtrack, location, and office decor are all your prerogative. There’s also no need to book flights, find your passport, or pack – your commute can be a few short steps to your living room! You also learn how to work remotely – a skill that is increasingly valuable to the many companies and organizations that are shifting their workforce to remote setups. 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The activities are carefully curated to complement and encapsulate the program’s theme. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1603914534648-5K3ALURDCSK8MLRB4G8O/image-asset.jpeg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Professional Immersion Programs may include company visits, professionally themed seminars, and/or consulting projects to provide the students with insights and perspectives on doing business in Argentina and Uruguay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Custom and Faculty-Led Programs - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. 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Finalmente, prepararemos un informe con los resultados del reclutamiento. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1612383676379-YMQIYSIZ37PYHK8AEIQ5/image.jpg Puentes Consulting - ENTREVISTAS INICIALES Y SELECCIÓN DE FINALISTAS Haremos una selección preliminar de postulaciones para invitar estudiantes preseleccionados a realizar entrevistas virtuales con el equipo de Puentes. Con base en estas entrevistas iniciales, Puentes identificará a los candidatos mejor clasificados para el programa para ser finalistas en el proceso de selección. Luego su empresa entrevistará directamente a los finalistas para definir a cuales estudiantes quedarán como pasantes. Una vez confirmados los pasantes seleccionados, notificaremos a todos los solicitantes de su estado final para poder cerrar bien el proceso de reclutamiento. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1612383768911-Q7CKSC882BZ544TA315W/image.jpg Puentes Consulting - SUPERVISIÓN DE PRÁCTICAS Para facilitar la alineación de objetivos desde el principio, Puentes puede revisar - en conjunto con cada pasante y su supervisor en la empresa - el plan de trabajo para la pasantía y las expectativas del pasante y de la empresa. También durante la pasantía, ofreceremos facilitar reuniones con cada pasante y su supervisor para asegurar que todo siga bien encaminado. 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Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. 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The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Tigre Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Tigre Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Tigre Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. 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Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Tigre Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. 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Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Tigre Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Tigre Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Tigre Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Tigre Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/colonia-uruguay daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1526056428242-1CM7NJJ0LGR18E8HLH6P/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666885619816-8ZF14CTP4HW0XJCVVFA1/colonia+1.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666885618543-7A5ITPYNBFBT7M0LODMB/colonia+5.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666885619046-ST7GF41BN9ZF768CR3PR/colonia+4.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666885619410-KIOEYNICVJCFYUJ82LVK/colonia+3.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666885747301-LEIJKAOUBMTF6HPJZ3EX/Museo_del_Azulejo.jpg Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1526056640176-MPEV148Y4MWNNN9JD1Y2/Colonia-map Colonia, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Colonia, Uruguay - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Colonia, Uruguay - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Colonia, Uruguay - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Colonia, Uruguay - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Colonia, Uruguay - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Colonia, Uruguay - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/salta-and-jujuy daily 0.75 2026-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549903949586-Q3MDSE6E67Y473XDB3JX/cerro-7-colores-quebrada-de-humahuaca-argentina.png Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Salta and Jujuy Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/iguazu-falls daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1526061510655-9RUWZ43C6EUW05K8MG1M/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Iguazú Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Iguazú Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Iguazú Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Iguazú Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Iguazú Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Iguazú Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/mendoza daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1526061868155-NHKMI1XIBAYI4CN2LOQN/Mendoza.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Mendoza Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Mendoza Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Mendoza Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Mendoza Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Mendoza Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Mendoza Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. 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Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. 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The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG San Isidro Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg San Isidro Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG San Isidro Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg San Isidro Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg San Isidro Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/cordoba daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549889870462-3CY37GC88Q1064ZCG2FT/Cordoba.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Córdoba Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Córdoba Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Córdoba Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Córdoba Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Córdoba Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Córdoba Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/bariloche daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549889901403-OOWNPUQQIDR2RCO2XJZP/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666879071733-YESRHETLQI0EEQXNPHOH/bari1.png Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666879238705-A79SADAH0DEATL3W168V/centro-civico-01.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666880680302-DRT3Y7JHJ9W6AYDYKWM4/cerro+campanario.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666880713098-QDLFDSGB336YOSL3P4W0/llao+llao.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666880759266-0HF9T8SBT6TWAL7RWOZW/colonia+suiza.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Bariloche Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Bariloche Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Bariloche Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Bariloche Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Bariloche Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Bariloche Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/el-calafate daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549889753657-CPQIN1HI4PYJM6KLXDUT/Patagonia.JPG El Calafate Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666884556550-TM5DM9Q6ISNKPMKX7QBD/el+calafate.png El Calafate Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666884558481-YBKERLMBAFWNTIHLM24W/el+calafate+2.png El Calafate Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666884585939-AO4D8006T82BFLCE2K4T/Perito-Moreno-Glacier-hero.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666884621495-FL0KJ00U8I1VP78WLJM4/fitz+roy.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png El Calafate Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG El Calafate Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg El Calafate Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG El Calafate Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg El Calafate Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg El Calafate Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/ushuaia daily 0.75 2026-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549889782260-6NMOE42JOVDQ8LYA6OQX/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666883719301-45CTRS84XQH9E7NTCHT1/ushuaia.png Ushuaia Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666883711887-RQ7CPRBSTAZ1TKJXFFKE/ushuaia+3.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666883718026-49EH2P5Y78X8PCA17TUL/ushuaia+2.png Ushuaia Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1666883783704-UWHLG6C8Y2P4BF0O3DA2/ushuaia+4.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Ushuaia Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Ushuaia Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Ushuaia Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Ushuaia Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/buenos-aires-city-1 daily 0.75 2024-09-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549901018044-7BLDP8L3E5P3JQYG4E5E/obelisco-buenos-aires-19052017.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Buenos Aires City 1.0 - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Buenos Aires City 1.0 - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. 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It offers very affordable costs, lush green spaces, easy to use public transportation, free bicycle services, and a safe and livable atmosphere, for Spanish and non-Spanish speakers alike. The city is full of international students, global travelers, expats, and locals, and you can weave into whichever scene you prefer. The city is what you make of it - and the options are unparalleled. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585836749936-591PMWC1SYSDQ68M4BHD/photo-buenos-aires2-1024x768.jpg Buenos Aires, Argentina - Endless Professional Opportunities Thanks to the wealth of international and national businesses and nonprofit organizations based in Buenos Aires, the city offers plenty of engaging professional opportunities in diverse sectors and fields for Puentes participants. Buenos Aires is the country's hub for technology, startups, social organizations, government, big business, production, and education. Outside of the internship office, Puentes participants can take advantage of the many speakers, networking events, and professional gatherings throughout the city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585836774321-I0NFJBO7HPEFULNE7I6V/image-asset.jpeg Buenos Aires, Argentina - Cultural Haven Buenos Aires has produced some of Latin America’s and the world’s most renowned writers, like Jorge Luis Borges, and athletes, including Messi and Maradona. It has inspired works of art like “Evita.” The city has a vibrant media district and is chock-full of cultural centers, theaters, steakhouses (“parrillas”) and bars. The cultural offerings are endless - see great Latin American art, cheer along with the “hinchas” at a lively soccer game, move your feet to live music, explore the up-and-coming gastronomic scene, and more. Buenos Aires truly has something – indeed, everything – for everyone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585692789066-RHQEGEVHGO60HP1ND7UO/buenos-aires.jpg Buenos Aires, Argentina https://www.puentesabroad.com/montevideo-destination daily 0.75 2026-07-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585756340745-1C21ZD792KEDYYA4WFH2/montevideo_grande.jpg Montevideo, Uruguay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585836952610-91XQMJA0VCFU3GZ7YLAZ/657530.jpg Montevideo, Uruguay - A Calmer Capital City Montevideo is often thought of as the “little sister” to Buenos Aires. While both cities share similar cultures, delicious cuisine, intriguing history, and of course, the Rio de la Plata, Montevideo encapsulates a more tranquil, low-key vibe. There are a nice variety of activities, since Montevideo has a vibrant music, theater, and arts scene, as well as many museums, notable sports teams, and outdoor leisure spaces. As one of Latin America’s most liberal cities, you’ll feel right at home in no time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585836996325-74JTDHN0X6WEYLFS4MZW/Montevideo-2.jpg Montevideo, Uruguay - Up-and-Coming International Hub The city also has an international feel to it, thanks to its many cultural centers and its role as administrative headquarters for Mercosur and ALADI, Latin America’s trading blocs, which has led to Montevideo being compared to the role of Brussels in Europe. 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You create your own office space that is conducive to you and to your needs in delivering your best work: factors like soundtrack, location, and office decor are all your prerogative. You set your own schedule, adapting your availability to the company’s needs. There’s also no need to book flights, find your passport, or pack – your commute can be a few short steps to your living room! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585837118601-IDH2QNZMQO86SXZM7F2D/wright-business-technologies-remote-working-2019.jpg Remote - Gain Valuable Skillsets Through a remote internship, you not only gain insights through your project work, but you also learn how to work remotely – a skill that is increasingly valuable to the many companies and organizations that are shifting their workforce to remote setups. 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Not to mention, you will have the ability to build lasting relationships with co-workers, mentors, and employers from different countries and cultures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585706683382-QRPVM5597OR67XVA4561/Telework_1-1024x649.jpg Remote https://www.puentesabroad.com/argentina-and-uruguay daily 0.75 2026-07-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1605212723629-4OEK7RKGTA880VFYL7WZ/image.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Buenos Aires https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/31b3bee8-7a73-4bf2-8782-3f5f8b9eb3e3/20240604_151024-1320x855.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Montevideo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835256016-9S2IKV6OXB1LHDDO4K8P/cerro-campanario-viewpoint-near-bariloche.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Bariloche Perhaps the most well-known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Huapi in the western extreme of the Río Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. If you visit during winter, skiing and snowboarding is not to be missed, and during summer, you’d be remiss to not drive or hike around the famous seven glacial lakes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835279225-3GWW5WP38XVR3F4IP3HX/c8b8ae26f89ffa6c4188.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the jaw-dropping Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Fitz Roy, and Cerro Torre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835299236-V9E51QNEIRS1WC0EK5KI/28062017.4.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the continent between the Martial Mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia is best enjoyed outdoors, whether it be skiing, hanging with penguins, or snapping photos at the “fin del mundo”. It’s also the jumping off point to Antarctica, and also known as a center for technological manufacturing and tourism. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835348825-ZKNURFJ6XDFL6KT3PSYU/three-muskateers-falls.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide, with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835375894-3DYN7HP9VQCFNADY184M/MagicalSaltaArgentina__HERO_shutterstock_1445166113.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/61979a88-5e6f-4102-8f5d-5bedbb1f9c02/Mendoza+stock+image.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Mendoza Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua (pictured here), the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas, so its culture is closely tied to nature and thrilling outdoor activities. Try your hand at rafting or paragliding in Luján de Cuyo, hiking through different trails of the Andes mountain range, horseback riding in Maipú, and even skiing in the winter months. If you enjoy photography, you’ll never tire of snapping shots of Mendoza’s jaw-dropping landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835431562-MJ27Z8PZL082350FQI5W/Colonia-del-Sacramento-Uruguay-Widget.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Colonia del Sacramento Just across the Río de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, tranquil Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1585835462504-903988WZ3KULILLV7S2U/5e160b8220bfa.jpg Argentina and Uruguay - Mar del Plata This most popular of Argentina beach destinations, filled with skyscrapers built without much planning, also has charming, older neighborhoods from the beginning of the 19th century. 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Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Puerto Madryn Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. 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Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. 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The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Montevideo Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. 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Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. 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Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Montevideo Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Montevideo Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Montevideo Destination Guide - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/buenos-aires-city daily 0.75 2026-04-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549901018044-7BLDP8L3E5P3JQYG4E5E/obelisco-buenos-aires-19052017.jpg Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299762842-I50GDILFGK25W4REDIII/Barrios+gallery.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299763420-TMOLS55QEZ7YNFUAS31Q/Barrios+gallery+%281%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299770285-N1Z703NFFZEKY9O9BF22/Barrios+gallery+%282%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299783258-A3L86EVTI015E40KHCS9/Barrios+gallery+%286%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299769801-8IQCHUD1XYROG9RDS5Z0/Barrios+gallery+%283%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299777728-8DD40O4VRKUD3OHCBL5C/Barrios+gallery+%284%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732299778194-V0TJXHC5HAIRYB55K9TF/Barrios+gallery+%285%29.png Buenos Aires City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1726833260865-HALLYXS2X2E95J9LR9I4/Museo%2BNacional%2Bde%2BArte%2BDecorativo.jpeg Buenos Aires City - 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Museo River Plate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1726835265844-YM1KGLYD80M7Y4WT4XMN/Museo+de+la+Pasion+Boquense.jpg Buenos Aires City - Museo de la Pasión Boquense https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/47672c4e-becc-4c21-876e-a766af0b169d/Feria+de+Mataderos.jpg Buenos Aires City - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/6bfcc9e4-84ec-46a4-800b-61f3caa1d6cf/self-guided-tour-buenos-aires-downtown.jpg Buenos Aires City - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1b370a5f-81f3-49a7-8520-54d330bff6b4/Screen+Shot+2024-10-24+at+14.13.12.png Buenos Aires City - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732127014836-T839LFUP4XB56CKOOXEE/5bd6e0de4b893c570388df2ef90a2f2a.jpg Buenos Aires City - Walrus Books https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1726833887789-KQBJXWXWNDYCA1FD40T8/Fuerza%2BBruta.png Buenos Aires City - Fuerza Bruta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732127028134-N8JDLYVGJ9YKLQKGR5W1/csm_Clorindo-Testa-IMG_9232-A_8271ca8bb8.jpg Buenos Aires City - Biblioteca Nacional https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1732127039671-H4WXWL47YWFAFDPVT91L/Manzana%252Bde%252Blas%252BLuces.jpg Buenos Aires City - Manzana de las Luces https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Buenos Aires City - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Buenos Aires City - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Buenos Aires City - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Buenos Aires City - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Buenos Aires City - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Buenos Aires City - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Buenos Aires City - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Buenos Aires City - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Buenos Aires City - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Buenos Aires City - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Buenos Aires City - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Buenos Aires City - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Buenos Aires City - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Buenos Aires City - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. Destination Guide for Tigre → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642097798-FO2KYGGX18INK02Y5PHF/Tierra+del+Fuego.jpg Buenos Aires City - Ushuaia Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, lies at the tip of the South American continent in between the Martial mountains and the famous Beagle Channel. Part of the province of Tierra del Fuego, it is located less than 20 miles from the Chilean border. Within Argentina, it is well known as a center for technological manufacturing as well as tourism. Whether you’re skiing or snowboarding on the Cerro Castor or taking a boat across the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a destination best enjoyed outdoors, despite the frosty temperatures. Arrive to land of penguins with a three and a half hour flight, and take advantage of the breathtaking landscapes to wow your friends with pictures from the “fin del mundo.” Destination Guide for Ushuaia → https://www.puentesabroad.com/destination-guides-list daily 0.75 2024-09-19 https://www.puentesabroad.com/insurance-information daily 0.75 2024-09-30 https://www.puentesabroad.com/departure-flight-information daily 0.75 2024-10-04 https://www.puentesabroad.com/rio-de-janeiro-destination-guide daily 0.75 2026-04-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738850488033-LII4HOQCZM4RQA70059D/rio.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641696326-9HUWN1Z51BHLRXUC6TN7/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Bariloche Perhaps the most well known tourist destination in Patagonia, Bariloche is located on the southern shores of the Lake Nahuel Haupi in the western extreme of the Rio Negro province. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. Destination Guide for El Calafate → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642353892-E4YGL28LI6QTQ5HR8657/Iguazu+Falls.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Iguazú Falls Taller than Niagara Falls and four times as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazú River, the Iguazú Falls offer an unforgettable experience and a spectacle of nature. Upon seeing Iguazú’s sheer beauty, the United States First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” Iguazú is perfect for a three-day weekend getaway. Destination Guide for Iguazú Falls → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644663619-ENTDWNBDHFN951CSMOYC/Mendoza.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Mendoza Mendoza’s slogan - “the land of good sunshine and good wine” - says it all. Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Rio de Janeiro Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. 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Surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes, it is the preferred vacation spot for many Argentines. It originated as a German colony more with more connections to Chile than Argentina. As it was so remote and disconnected from the rest of Argentina, it wasn’t until the arrival of the railroad in the 1930s that it really began to flourish as a city. The charming city center was designed to have the appearance of a traditional European central alpine town. All year round, Bariloche offers a picturesque and diverse setting for travels and adventures. Destination Guide for Bariloche → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1769774025612-LVHQ09NZ6KG07JY6FWQH/Screenshot+2026-01-30+at+8.52.10%E2%80%AFAM.png Punta del Este Destination Guide - Buenos Aires Called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of South America and has cultural offerings for everyone, ranging from a myriad of restaurants and historical sites to expansive city parks. It has enough entertainment options to keep you satisfied for a lifetime, and indeed, many who visit end up staying forever. The city has a population of 3.1 million people, with a metro area containing 12 million more, so it is the bustling hub of the country and offers a fast-paced backdrop to work and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642225955-E4WZFZ0MPM1HZCC04L5R/Colonia-Uruguay.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Colonia del Sacramento Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, is just across the Rio de la Plata river from bustling Buenos Aires, but it seems worlds away. Its “Barrio Histórico” (historic quarter), which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is constructed of winding cobblestone streets and colorful houses, reminiscent of the port city’s Portuguese roots. Colonia is usually enjoyed as a day trip, but if you’d like a relaxing weekend away, it’s a nice option for that too. Destination Guide for Colonia → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549641688569-SLPBIQ219JTOVP0NOGCT/Cordoba.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Córdoba Considered the second city of Argentina, Córdoba is nestled within a low mountain range known as the Sierras de Córdoba. It boasts Argentina’s oldest university, a mix of great nightlife and culture, and lots of cute little resort towns in the surrounding area. The locals, known as Cordobeses, are jovial folks renown for their fondness for making practical jokes. As in the rest of Argentina, family, friends, and asado are staples, but Córdoba even has its own provincial beverage: fernet and coke. While the city itself is important architecturally and historically, nearby are enough lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you connected with nature throughout your visit. Porteños look at Córdoba as a place to escape from big city life, so it’s common to spend a day or two in Córdoba capital and then head to the outskirts in the surrounding mountains to enjoy the lush green views. Destination Guide for Córdoba → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549642218898-ILZ1KDA905528QZD60RV/Patagonia.JPG Punta del Este Destination Guide - El Calafate In the extreme south of Patagonia, Argentina, in the province of Santa Cruz, is the tourist destination of El Calafate. It is situated on the southern border of Lago Argentino about 320 km northwest of the provincial capital of Rio Gallegos. The city is known as a jumping off point for visiting different parts of the Los Glaciares National Park, including the Perito Moreno Glacier, Cerro Chaltén, and Cerro Torre. 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Mendoza is set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and famously lodges Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas. Also the center of the Argentine wine industry, Mendoza is an oasis of culinary and wine successes, as well as thrilling outdoors activities like rafting and horseback riding. Mendoza is great for a three or four day weekend, or even a week. Destination Guide for Mendoza → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1581526264679-OMZIFRJOR51NWGAEKBHT/montevideo05-min.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Montevideo Both the capital and largest city of the country of Uruguay, Montevideo offers the amenities of a big city while maintaining a relaxed, more low-key vibe than Buenos Aires. The city has a population of about 1.3 million people, which makes up one-third of the entire country! The city was established in 1724 by Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala during a dispute between Spain and Portugal. Nowadays, Montevideo offers a vibrant culture, delicious food, and is a huge hub in the entrepreneurial and technological space. Don’t miss the great beaches that surround the city and to which most Argentines flock to during the summer months! Destination Guide for Montevideo → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1673978895037-H0ATZQJ4Y36KBP0HFGZA/Puerto+Madryn.jpeg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Puerto Madryn Puerto Madryn, a city located on the Patagonian coast in the province of Chubut, is an incredible destination for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, or scuba diving. Just north of the city, you’ll find the Peninsula Valdes, which is considered an UNESCO World Heritage site. In Puerto Madryn and the surrounding areas, you can see southern right whales, orcas, sea lions, elephant seals, Magellanic penguins, guanacos (Argentine llamas), and more. Destination Guide for Puerto Madryn → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1759512641252-C63CBZTUJOG7MPZEFLNE/Nahuel_Huapi_Lake%2C_Llao_Llao.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Punta Del Este Punta del Este, often called the "St-Tropez of South America," is Uruguay’s most well-known and sophisticated seaside city and resort. Situated on a peninsula at the Atlantic Ocean's edge, it attracts tourists, including the "jet set" and affluent vacationers from Latin and North America, particularly during the summer months of December to March. Destination Guide for Punta Del Este → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1738851222053-YHHBX7BEBKLPQPDDXMQH/Rio+de+Janeiro.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, located in the south of Brazil, is the second-most populous city in Brazil and a top destination for travelers to South America. Rio de Janeiro is known for it’s lively culture, beautiful beaches, “samba” music and dance, and friendly “carioca” locals. From visiting “Cristo Redentor” (Christ the Redeemer) to taking in the incredible views at “Pão de Acuçar” (Sugarloaf Mountain) to enjoying the long coastline of beaches, there’s more than enough to do in Rio de Janeiro. We recommend visiting for 5 days if you’d like to explore all the cultural offerings — otherwise, it’s a great weekend trip if plan to prioritize time on the beach. Destination Guide for Rio de Janeiro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1574795104426-5JCPX49ZCO6R8OLBN6CL/b94539e2-ca72-454b-8e46-b1e916e48d8a.JPG Punta del Este Destination Guide - Salta and Jujuy Nicknamed “La Linda,” Salta is known for the beautiful, natural scenery of the valleys in the region. Salta is situated in the Andes Mountains in the southernmost region of what was once the Inca Empire. It has a strong Spanish tradition, which mixed with the Argentine “gaucho” (cowboy) culture, creates a unique identity, rich in folklore and filled with striking, colonial architecture. There is plenty to see in the region of Salta and its neighboring state Jujuy, so at least a four to five days - or even a week - would be recommended for your visit. Destination Guide for Salta and Jujuy → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549645259517-GI1ZO108XC5JFBPO0L8V/plaza-mitre-san-isidro.jpg Punta del Este Destination Guide - San Isidro San Isidro has a strong identity as a value-centered community with a focus on family, social clubs, friends, and sports, and it is one of the most affluent cities in the region. With a population of about 292,000 “sanisidrenses” (residents of San Isidro), San Isidro offers more of a small town feel where people know each other personally, but at the same time, it is still a very attractive place to live and visit because of its historic landmarks, vibrant sports offerings, and green waterfront venues. Destination Guide for San Isidro → https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/52efc94ae4b01409c74273d6/1549644722792-9XWK94MCL27EGK3ZQ6RM/Tigre.jpeg Punta del Este Destination Guide - Tigre A pleasant getaway from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a popular weekend jaunt for “porteños.” Located on the river delta, Tigre literally lives on the water. You can rent kayaks, take a boat ride, enjoy lunch by the riverside, and take a stroll along the riverbanks. Tigre is also known for its local markets and varied merchants, so it is an excellent place to find handicrafts and gifts. 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