The Valdés peninsula is a haven of peace for wildlife on the Atlantic coast of Argentina, and it is also a protected reserve of  4,000 km2 which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Quebrada de las Conchas is some of the most spectacular scenery in the Northwest. and it's on the road between Salta and Cafayate.
Iguazu National Park is in the extreme north east of Argentina, on the Brazilian frontier, and its famous waterfalls have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 
Pertio Moreno glacier is situated in Los Glaciares national park in Argentine Patagonia. It is world famous and also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A natural border between Argentina and Brazil, the town of Iguaçu is home to famous, spectacular falls, considered to be some of the finest in the world.
Punta Tombo is Argentina's penguin paradise on the Atlantic coast of Patagonia.
A lake that is located at the foot of the famous mountain Fitz Roy in Los Glaciares National Park, in Argentine Patagonia.
Glaciers National Park is best known for the famous Perito Moreno Glacier. It is 1 hour from Calafate in Argentine Patagonia
La Garganta del Diablo (The Devil's Throat) is the highest of the waterfalls at Iguaçu. A thunderous, roaring and highly impressive spectacle to see, it's definitely something not to miss under any circumstances during your trip.
Lying at the extreme south of the planet, the Antarctic Peninsula is an incredibly beautiful place to explore.
Salinas Grandes is one of Argentina's "picture postcard" spots - a paradise of white at an altitude of 3,350 m. These salt flats are between Purmamarca and San Antonio de los Cobres in Jujuy province. 
Les viñas del Cafayate or Cafayate and its vines; a wine producing region in Argentina.
Quilmes ruins is the most significant pre-Hispanic site that you will see during your trip to Argentina.
Maimara is a traditional village in the colourful Andean mountains of northwest Argentina.
Lanín National Park is located in the southern part of Neuquén Province. The town of San Martin de los Andes, located at the heart of the Argentine lake district. serves as the gateway to the park. 
A valley in the Nahuel Huapi National Park in Patagonia, that leads to the legendary climbers' favourite - the Frey needle.
Ten times the size of Loch Ness, Lake General Carrera marks the border between Chile and Argentina. There is more of it on the Chilean side than the Argentine, and it also has a different name in Argentina where is it called Lake Buenos Aires.
Situated in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentinian Patagonia, La Cueva de las Manos is home to some incredible cave art.
Cerro Torre is located in Los Glacieres National Park, in Argentine Patagonia, and is reputed to be one of the most difficult mountains in the world to climb.
At 6,600 metres high, Tupungato is one of the giants of the Andes.