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Travelling from Buenos Aires to Santiago via Rosario, Santa Fe, Cordoba, San Luis and Mendoza, any tips or suggestions for along the way?
13 years ago, September 12th 2010 No: 1 Msg: #119027  
Myself and 2 others are travelling from Buenos Aires to Santiago via Rosario, Santa Fe, Cordoba, San Luis and Mendoza. I am trying to build up a decent itinarary and would love to hear any suggestions or advice from anyone who has travelled between these places at all? If there is anything along the way you could recommend? Thanks 😊 Reply to this

13 years ago, September 13th 2010 No: 2 Msg: #119090  
We have not done the exact route you are planning but have been to some of the cities you are mentioning and greatly enjoyed it!
Look into our blog entries about Argentina to get ideas... Reply to this

13 years ago, November 9th 2010 No: 3 Msg: #122631  
When you go to Córdoba, make sure to visit the small little towns outside of the city., i.e., Rio Ceballos, Villa General Belgrano, etc.

When in San Luis, visit Portero de los Funes. Reply to this

11 years ago, July 16th 2012 No: 4 Msg: #158873  
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I would try and visit San Juan which is really close to mendoza and one of Argentina's most magnificent provincies, in my humble opinion.
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11 years ago, August 15th 2012 No: 5 Msg: #159989  
I agree with Bill Nye, try and get to San Juan, it is pretty easy to get to and I think you will find it worth it. When you are in Buenos Aires, one of my favorite cities in the world, try and see as much as you can in your time there. I think you will find that you will never be bored there. The night life there is crazy, and is definitely part of experiencing Buenos Aires, so even if you don't like to go out that much, make sure you get at least one night out. However note that they don't leave to go out until around 1 in the morning and then go home very late, so be prepared to sleep most of the next day if you aren't used to this kind of partying! Reply to this

11 years ago, March 18th 2013 No: 6 Msg: #167474  
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WITH Hamid <snip>

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