Cities in Argentina
The most important cities in Argentina at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Villa Gesell
Villa Gesell is a popular coastal resort built on pine-afforested dunes along the Argentine Sea, known for its long sandy beaches and summer nightlif…
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Villa La Angostura
Villa La Angostura is an alpine-style town on Lake Nahuel Huapi, serving as the entrance to the arrayán forests and a base for the Seven Lakes Route.
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San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca
Formally San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, this city sits in a mountain valley and is known for its colonial architecture and weaving.
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Bahía Blanca
An important port city and industrial hub in the south of Buenos Aires Province, acting as a gateway to the Patagonian region.
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Tandil
A charming city located in the ancient Tandilia hills, famous for its scenic landscapes and the historic 'moving stone'.
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La Plata
The capital of Buenos Aires Province, La Plata is a planned city famous for its unique grid layout and neo-Gothic cathedral.
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San Nicolás de los Arroyos
Located on the banks of the Paraná River, this city is a major industrial center and a significant religious pilgrimage site.
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Buenos Aires
The capital and largest city of Argentina, known for its European-style architecture and vibrant tango scene.
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Salta
The capital of Salta province, celebrated for its well-preserved colonial architecture and vibrant Andean traditions.
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Mar del Plata
Argentina's premier seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and grand casino.
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Villa Ángela
A key commercial city in the southwest of Chaco Province, known for its agriculture and vibrant carnival celebrations.
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El Calafate
El Calafate is the primary gateway to the Los Glaciares National Park and the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentine Patagonia.
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Córdoba
Argentina's second-largest city, Córdoba is a vibrant cultural hub known for its colonial history, universities, and surrounding hills.
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Lomas de Zamora
A large residential and commercial city within the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area, featuring historic architecture and parks.
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Paraná
The capital of Entre Ríos Province, Paraná is a scenic city perched on high cliffs overlooking the majestic Paraná River.
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El Bolsón
A verdant foothills town in Patagonia, famous for its artisan markets, hop farming, and the hippie culture of the 1970s.
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Resistencia
The capital of Chaco Province, Resistencia is celebrated as the 'City of Sculptures' with hundreds of artworks displayed on its streets.
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Corrientes
The capital of Corrientes Province, located on the banks of the Paraná River and known for its colonial charm and carnivals.
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Villa María
A modern and thriving city in central Córdoba, known for its dairy industry and the popular Festival of Festivals.
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Esquel
A picturesque town in the foothills of the Andes, serving as a base for exploring the Los Alerces National Park and skiing.
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Rawson
The administrative capital of Chubut Province, located near the Atlantic coast where the Chubut River meets the sea.
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El Chaltén
El Chaltén is Argentina's trekking capital, offering direct access to the towering granite peaks of Mount Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre.
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San Isidro
An affluent northern suburb of Buenos Aires, known for its colonial heritage and riverside mansions.
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El Maitén
A rural Patagonian town, globally known as the main maintenance yard and station for the historic "La Trochita" steam train.
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Santa Fe
The capital of Santa Fe province, situated near the Paraná and Salado rivers, with rich colonial heritage.
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Belén
Known as the 'Cradle of the Poncho', Belén is a historic town in Catamarca surrounded by rugged mountain scenery.
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Cipolletti
Located at the confluence of the Neuquén and Limay rivers, known for its agro-industrial activity.
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San Luis
The capital of San Luis province, a historic city situated at the foot of the San Luis mountain range.
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San Juan
The capital of San Juan province, known for its modern architecture and prominent wine and olive industries.
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Andalgalá
A picturesque town located at the foot of the Aconquija mountains, known for its mining history and agricultural production.
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Villa Traful
Villa Traful is a quiet mountain village on Lake Traful in the Nahuel Huapi National Park, known for its submerged forest.
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Barreal
A picturesque Andean town known for its vast dry lake bed used for wind car racing and its world-class astronomical observatories.
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San Carlos de Bariloche
A world-renowned ski and tourism destination, famous for its Alpine architecture and chocolate production.
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San Francisco
A productive city on the border between Córdoba and Santa Fe, known for its diverse industries and agricultural strength.
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Quilmes
A historic industrial city located within the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
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Villa Carlos Paz
A premier tourist destination on the shores of Lake San Roque, famous for its summer theater and scenic mountain landscapes.
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Posadas
The capital of Misiones province, sitting on the Paraná River, with a blend of regional culture and modern life.
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San Ramón de la Nueva Orán
A major city in northern Salta, known for its agro-industrial importance and jungle surroundings.
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Tartagal
A city in northern Salta province, known for its strategic location and regional oil/gas activity.
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Aluminé
Aluminé is a hub on the eponymous river, surrounded by Araucaria forests and renowned for world-class whitewater rafting.
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Neuquén
The capital of Neuquén province, a center of the oil and gas industry in Northern Patagonia.
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Potrerillos
A charming mountain settlement situated on a large reservoir in Mendoza, popular for water sports and weekend getaways.
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Concepción del Uruguay
A historic port city on the Uruguay River, featuring significant architectural landmarks and colonial history.
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Concordia
A thriving city on the Uruguay River, known for its citrus production, thermal springs, and the nearby Salto Grande dam.
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Godoy Cruz
Part of the Mendoza Greater Area, known for its urban development and close proximity to downtown Mendoza.
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San Martín de los Andes
A picturesque mountain resort in the Andes, known for its scenic lakes and ski resort, Chapelco.
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Viedma
The capital of Río Negro province, situated at the mouth of the Negro River on the Atlantic coast.
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Cutral Có
A key oil-producing city in Neuquén province, contributing significantly to the region's energy economy.
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Cariló
Upscale beach resort south of Pinamar, featuring unpaved streets and houses integrated into a dense artificial forest.
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Lanús
A bustling industrial and residential city in Greater Buenos Aires, known for its strong community identity and sports passion.
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What are the largest cities in Argentina?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.