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Trip planner
November 2026
Argentina 2026
From Buenos Aires and tango to the roar of Iguazú, Mendoza vineyards and Patagonian Bariloche — sixteen days, four landscapes, one language, and food built on asado, mate, and dulce de leche. Itinerary, three OSM maps, eateries with Google Maps links, and notes on the “blue” dollar.
Timeline
Trip itinerary
16 days: spring in the southern hemisphere — start in Buenos Aires, then domestic flights to Iguazú, Mendoza, and Bariloche. Book tickets ahead; check baggage limits on low-cost carriers. Align flight dates in the Travel Planner.
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Buenos Aires
1–5 November1 Sat Arrive (EZE/AEP), evening in Palermo
2 Sun Recoleta, cemetery, Plaza Francia
3 Mon San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Monserrat
4 Tue La Boca (daytime!), Puerto Madero
5 Wed Free day: milonga or Teatro Colón; prep for flight to Iguazú
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Iguazú Falls
6–8 November6 Thu Fly to IGR, first look at the park (orientation)
7 Fri Argentine side: trails + Devil’s Throat
8 Sat Optional Brazil side (visa!) or second day AR; back to BA or fly to Mendoza
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Mendoza
9–12 November9 Sun Arrive, walk along Siete de Septiembre
10 Mon Maipú / Luján wineries (bike or tour)
11 Tue Andes: Cacheuta hot springs or trek (season)
12 Wed Plaza Independencia, museums; flight to Bariloche
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San Carlos de Bariloche
13–16 November13 Thu Centro Cívico, chocolate shops, lakeside walk
14 Fri Circuito Chico / Llao Llao
15 Sat Cerro Campanario or Otto (weather)
16 Sun Last views, fly out of BRC
Estimate costs (domestic flights, wineries, lodging) in the trip cost calculator.
1–5 November
Buenos Aires
Port pace, Italian-style coffee, and tango after dark — the city is huge; pick 2–3 neighbourhoods for deep walks. Watch pickpockets on transit and near Caminito; bag in front, phone away.
Map: OpenStreetMap + Leaflet. Markers are approximate — confirm exact entrances in Google Maps.
📍 Good to know
SUBE
Card for metro and buses — buy at kiosks; sometimes DNI is needed to register; tourists often use a multi-ride ticket from a service point.
Milonga
“A dance for everyone” happens in halls and clubs — check the schedule and dress code; some nights are more touristy, others more local.
Safety
Avoid flashing cash; taxis via apps (Cabify / similar) or official ranks. At night keep La Boca to daylight hours.
Porteño flavours
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Asado
Social grill — beef, chorizo, provoleta.
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Empanadas
Baked Mendoza style vs fried — try both.
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Café cortado
Espresso with a splash of milk — a bar ritual.
🍽️ Where to eat — Buenos Aires
El Hormiguero
NATURALDania sezonowe, wino naturalne — spokojniejszy klimat.
La Brigada
ASADOSan Telmo vibe, meat carved tableside — theatre and flavour.
Café Tortoni
HISTORIAInstitution — queues; worth it for the room and coffee.
Heladería Cadore
LODYLody — dulce de leche w wersji mistrzowskiej.
Chori
CHORIPÁNGourmet choripán — fast, juicy, local.
Iguazú
One of the world’s largest waterfall systems — wet, loud, and green. The Argentine side has paths between cascades; Garganta del Diablo is a must. The Brazil side (Foz) may need a visa — check before you go. Rain jacket, grippy shoes, insect repellent in season.
National park on the AR side; Puerto Iguazú — lodging base and buses.
Tickets & timing
Timed slots may be required in peak season — check the park’s official portal. Enter early, bring water and a power bank (humidity).
IGR airport
Short transfer to town; taxis from the official rank or hotel shuttle. Connections from BA and Córdoba — compare with MDZ/BRC when planning.
Food in the tropics
Chipa / empanadas
Filling snacks between walks.
River fish
Pacu, dorado — w lokalnych knajpach Puerto Iguazú.
9–12 November
Mendoza
A city ringed by Andes and vineyards — Malbec is just the start. Biking Maipú and Luján de Cuyo is popular; book tastings. Sun is strong: SPF, hat, water. No separate OSM map in this plan — quick Google jumps below (wineries are spread out).
Malbec & Torrontés
Aromatic whites from the region — try them beside the reds.
Asado + chimichurri
Winery restaurants often offer tasting menus with grill.
Where to eat / wineries — orientation
Azafrán
FINEKuchnia z winem — blisko centrum.
Ruca Malén
WINNICADegustacja z widokiem na Andy — rezerwacja.
Maipú bikes
RUTAClassic bike route between bodegas — check season and hours.
San Carlos de Bariloche
Patagonia in an “alpine” mood — Nahuel Huapi lake, chocolate shops, and wooden peaks. Weather shifts: layers, jacket, hat even in summer. In November days are longer; snow on summits happens, but lower trails are usually fine.
Centro, Llao Llao, boats from Puerto Pañuelo — check seasonal timetables.
Cerro Campanario / Otto
360° views — queues stack up on fine days; buy tickets online if available.
Chocolate
Rivalry between shops is part of the culture — try a few dulce de leche pralines.
Where to eat — Bariloche
El Patacón
MEATBig portions, grill — a classic Patagonian feast.
Rapa Nui
CZEKOLADALody i tabliczki — ikona miasta.
Il Gabbiano
WIDOKCoffee with a view — you pay for the panorama.
Practical tips
Money, safety, language — plus sebbie.pl tools
Links — sebbie.pl
This itinerary is part of the catalogue. Other routes and tools:
- Travel plans (PL) — Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Italy, and this page.
- Japan 2026, Thailand 2026, Vietnam 2026, South Korea 2026, Italy 2026 (EN). Polish version of this itinerary: Argentina 2026.
- What to pack, PL → Argentina plugs, Jet lag, Travel Planner.
💱 Peso, “blue” rate & payments
Argentina has an official and informal (“blue”) exchange rate — cash USD/EUR often buys more than card payments at the official rate. Verify current rules (MEP and other channels) before travel; Wise and transfers can be limited. ATMs charge fees — plan cash for eateries and taxis.
🧉 Mate & dining
Mate is a shared drink — don’t touch the bombilla in someone else’s gourd. In restaurants ~10% tip is appreciated for good service; not always added to the bill.
✈️ Loty krajowe
AR, Flybondi, JetSmart — low-cost carriers; check cabin baggage and check-in. Delays happen — don’t book tight international connections the same day as a domestic hop.
🛂 Wiza i zdrowie
Many nationalities enter visa-free for tourism for a limited stay — confirm with your foreign ministry before flying. Travel insurance with medical assistance is recommended; vaccinations (e.g. yellow fever) if needed — ask your doctor.
Spanish phrases · PL / EN
You’ll get by in English in tourism; Spanish earns warmer contact.
Hola / Buenas
PL Hi / informal hello. EN Hi / hello.
Gracias / De nada
PL Thank you / you’re welcome. EN Thanks / you’re welcome.
La cuenta, por favor
PL Bill, please. EN The bill, please.
¿Cuánto cuesta?
PL Ile kosztuje? EN How much is it?
¿Dónde está…?
PL Gdzie jest…? EN Where is…?
Sin picante, por favor
PL Not spicy, please. EN Not spicy, please.
¿Hablas inglés?
PL Do you speak English? EN Do you speak English?
Una empanada / un café
PL Jedna empanada / jedna kawa. EN One empanada / one coffee.
Food words (PL / EN)
Parilla / asado
PL Grill / grillowanie i spotkanie. EN Steakhouse BBQ / social grill.
Provoleta
PL Grilled provolone with herbs. EN Grilled provolone starter.
Dulce de leche
PL Sweet milk caramel — everywhere. EN Milk caramel spread/dessert.
Alfajor
PL Ciastko z dulce de leche. EN Cookie sandwich with dulce de leche.
Chimichurri
PL Herb sauce for meat. EN Herb sauce for grilled meat.
Agua sin gas / con gas
PL Woda niegazowana / gazowana. EN Still / sparkling water.