Palermo district of Buenos Aires is home to Buenos Aires Zoo that contains a large number of animals pertaining to different species. This zoo can be divided into several sections. There is the Farm of the Zoo or in Spanish La Granja Del Zoo where people can see some domestic animals which can also be seen on farms such as chickens, turkeys, rabbits, cows, ponies, donkeys, sheep, goats...

Aquarium part, of course, is a home to different fish species of which most famous are piranhas, sea bass, cat fish... Here visitors can attend seal show, of course, for an extra fee.

The third part is dedicated to reptiles and is called the Reptile house while the Tropical Rainforest section contains more plants and artificial waterfalls than animals. But this doesn´t mean there isn´t any animal in this section. There is an iguana which is really impressive near the exit of this section.

Big cats are somehow separated as they deserve special attention while other animals like pandas, elephants, hippos, llamas... can also be seen in the zoo. Animals like hippo have also water and people can see them from underwater.

Since camels are mostly seen in Africa they are housed in an area which resembles on Moroccan architecture while elephants are surrounded by an area that resembles to the ruins of a temple in India.

This is really beautiful and spacious zoo interesting both for children and adults.

Claromecó is located in Buenos Aires province and is one of the province´s principal tourist centers. It is located some 560 km away from Buenos Aires. This place is so popular due to large, lonely beaches where the real natural ambience still rules the environment.

Besides lying on the beaches, here is very popular adventure tourism where tourists can go through spacious forests, dunes, swamps depending on preferences and the difficulty of the territory. Many visitors here prefer horseback riding and exploring this way less accessible areas.

Sport fishing is also allowed here as well as other water sports.

Because of the name of this site many people suppose that this is a bridge that the Inca tribe built. Well, it isn´t. This site is in fact still very important and it is a natural arch that goes from one bank to the other bank of the Vacas River. The site is located on 2 700 m above the sea level. This natural bridge is of an impressive size. It is 48m long, 28 m wide, about 8 m thick and 27 m high.

Besides the actual arch there are also hot springs called Puente del Inca.

Since the site is located on a territory where there are cold winters with lots of snow and the hot springs going onto the surface that this mutual effect caused beautiful formations that can be seen here. One can also notice various colors due to the minerals.

There is also an old railway station which is now converted to a mountaineering museum called Museo del Andanista and that is opened during summer months.

It is also believed that the hot springs have a good effect on the people´s health, as it is the case with many hot springs.
During the colonial period this site was on the route to Chile.

There are several legends about the creation of the place which include stories about the Incas and this is from where the bridge got its name.

Tierra del Fuego National Park was established in 1966. It is located on the Argentine part of the island. It also includes some parts of Fagnano and Rocal lakes. The park has one of the most beautiful sceneries with multitude of mountains, glaciers, forests and waterfalls. The park stretches on the area of 630 km2. Numerous tourists visit the park taking a hike on the park trail. The park is also popular for the number of animal and plant life; 20 species of mammals and 90 bird species.
It is the southernmost national park in the world. Only 11 km away from the NP is located the southernmost city in the world called Ushuaia. Within the park one can see Lago Fagnano, Beagle Channel, Pipo cascade, Lago Roca, Ensanada Bay, Laguna Negra and the Lapataia Bay.

El Bolsón is a beautiful town that is located between mountains and that, despite its position has a mild climate. It is located near the Chilean border. This town has its special charm. It seems like some invincible force pushes away many modern day habits.

Tourism is a popular industry here especially for people who want to spend their vacation actively. There are a lot of opportunities for fishing, climbing, trekking and even rafting. Many local people make and sell their handcrafts. Since this is a mountainous region people have a lot of delicacies to offer to the newcomers. Some local people produce a variety of cheeses, they make honey and even beer. If you are a fan of healthy diet or you´re planning to become one then this is an excellent place to begin.

Playa Varese is also called Bahía Varese. It is one of the most visited beaches in the area. It is located by the Peralta Boulevard and Colon Ramos Avenue. The beach is called Varese by the name of the owners of the hotel that stood by this beach up until 1970s. In the 1990s the beach became very popular and a lot has been invested in its appearance. Also, during summer months, people can enjoy in not only sun but in all kinds of water sports and events.

Torre Tanque is water storage tower which construction was finished in 1943. The tank holds 500m³ It is famous for the marvelous view that stretches over Mar the Plata. The tower is built on the top of the Stella Maris Hill while the terrace from which the beautiful view can be seen is on the height of 75 m. The tower was built of stone from the Mar de Plata area. The architect Cornelio Lange projected the tower in the Tudor style. It reaches 88 m above sea level.

Cerro Campanario was even listed by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful views of the world. It can be reached either by hiking or using a cableway. It is located about 17km outside of the town. The mountain is about 1,050 m high. From its summit one can see lakes Nahuel Huapi and Perito Moreno, logon El Trébol, peninsulas, other mountains and green forest. Everyone who goes there will be convinced in its beauty.

Palacio Barolo was built in the 1920s and at the time of its construction it was the highest building in South America. It is marked by Eclectic style. Since 1997, the building has the status of the national historic monuments. It is 100 m tall and its design is inspired by the Dante Alighieri´s Divine Comedy. On the top of the building there is a lighthouse from where one can see spectacular view over the entire Buenos Aires.