PRESTIGE & LUXURY HOTELS
As seductive as a tango, as exhilarating as the fútbol, Argentina is a land of thrilling contrasts. Savour steak with a smooth glass of Malbec. Spot wildlife in the wilds of Patagonia. Or discover end-of-the-world luxury in Ushuaia’s boutique hotel.
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YOU'RE GOING TO ARGENTINA ?
Capital city : Buenos Aires
Currency : Peso, (in $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes)
Cuisine : Fire up the barbeque – enjoy steak, ribs or chorizo with chimichurri (a traditional herb, garlic and vinegar sauce).
Tipping etiquette : It’s not essential, but it’s polite to tip. 10% is the minimum
Saying hello : For a formal greeting, use “buenos dias”. Or, simply “hola” or “buen dia”
When to go in Argentina ? : Argentina is such a diverse country that there’s something happening in every season. As Argentina is in the southern hemisphere the seasons are reversed – so summers (December-February) are warm, while winters (May-August) can be cold. In the spring and autumn, Buenos Aires is alive with festivals and generally cooler. The summer is a great time to explore Patagonia on foot while, in the winter, there’s a unique, wild feel – as well as some excellent skiing. And the Lake District looks beautiful all year round, but particularly colourful in the autumn.
Currency : Peso, (in $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes)
Cuisine : Fire up the barbeque – enjoy steak, ribs or chorizo with chimichurri (a traditional herb, garlic and vinegar sauce).
Tipping etiquette : It’s not essential, but it’s polite to tip. 10% is the minimum
Saying hello : For a formal greeting, use “buenos dias”. Or, simply “hola” or “buen dia”
When to go in Argentina ? : Argentina is such a diverse country that there’s something happening in every season. As Argentina is in the southern hemisphere the seasons are reversed – so summers (December-February) are warm, while winters (May-August) can be cold. In the spring and autumn, Buenos Aires is alive with festivals and generally cooler. The summer is a great time to explore Patagonia on foot while, in the winter, there’s a unique, wild feel – as well as some excellent skiing. And the Lake District looks beautiful all year round, but particularly colourful in the autumn.
