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When to go to Argentina? Weather and climate, the best period by region

2022-07-21T17:11:13.912Z


From the vineyards of Mendoza to the wild lands of Patagonia, passing through the barrios of Buenos Aires and the Pampas, the heart of the country… Discover the details of the weather and climate in Argentina to enjoy the best the country has to offer , in good seasons.


Argentina is a very diverse country, especially in terms of climate.

The mountainous regions are best visited in winter (June to August), when the weather is dry, while the rest of the country is discovered in autumn or spring, when temperatures and humidity are more moderate and the rains are less frequent. only during the summer season (December to February).

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When to go to Buenos Aires and central Argentina?

Buenos Aires is best visited in spring or fall.

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A cosmopolitan and exuberant city, Buenos Aires exudes a fresh feel and is an attractive destination in the spring or fall, September to November, or February to April.

The river on the banks of which the city extends, the Rio del Plata, is at the origin of the tango, a mixture of dances of African and local origin, which has become a symbol of Argentine culture.

The city is divided into many neighborhoods, called

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One of the most famous is that of La Boca, which stands out for its wooden buildings painted in bright colors.

Don't miss the Casa Rosada, the seat of executive power, and the Cabildo, the old town hall, both located in Plaza de Mayo.

The region around the city of Mendoza, very dry throughout the year, is one of the most beautiful in Argentina, with its lined vineyards, protected by the Andes in the background.

It will delight oenology enthusiasts but also sports enthusiasts who can indulge in activities such as mountain biking, rafting and hiking, from September to April.

In the heart of the country, the Pampa is a fertile area that covers the province of Buenos Aires and most of the provinces of Santa Fe and Cordoba.

The latter is an architectural treasure, with buildings from the colonial era and one of the most important museums in the country, the Museo Histórico Provincial Marqués de Sobremonte.

Nature lovers will not fail to visit the Liahué Calel National Park where they can come across pumas and chinchillas,

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When is the best time to go to northern Argentina?

The northwestern region of Argentina, including the sublime Parque Nacionale Iguazu, lends itself to tourism throughout the year.

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Dotted with rolling red rock hills and mountains, Argentina's northwest region lends itself to year-round tourism.

The wine valley of Cafayate being one of the driest places on the planet, all seasons are favorable to go there.

The average summer temperature is 25°C in the province of Misiones and can drop to 15°C in winter, between June and September.

The Parque Nacionale Iguazù, where the eponymous waterfalls that Argentina shares with Brazil are located, is best visited in spring and autumn.

From the colonial city of Salta, appreciated for its charming cobbled streets, you can explore the vineyards of Torrontés.

When is the best time to go to Patagonia and southern Argentina?

Although Patagonia can be discovered throughout the year, take into account the winds that blow on the plains depending on your activities there.

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Patagonia, a region south of Buenos Aires, is characterized by a mountainous territory dotted with glaciers.

Among these is the Perito Moreno, which represents the third largest freshwater reserve in the world and one of the few glaciers in the advancement phase.

Tierra del Fuego, a large archipelago at the southern end of the country, has the city of Ushuaia as its capital, where the islands of the Beagle Channel are located and the lighthouse of San Juan de Salvamento, the oldest in Argentina, from where it is possible to observe sea lions and killer whales, between February and March.

Marvel at the largest colony of penguins in the world, near Puerto Madryn, from March to October!

Between May and December, you can also watch whales off the Valdes Peninsula.

Hiking enthusiasts can go trekking and enjoy great views of Mount Fitz Roy.

This region of the country receives relatively little rainfall and can be explored all year round.

It is however necessary to take into account the winds of Patagonia which blow on the plains and whose intensity decreases in spring and autumn.

Source: lefigaro

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