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The Argenta Tower offers spacious suites in a privileged location in the Retiro district, close to Florida Street, Teatro Colon, Obelisk and other tourist attractions of Buenos Aires. Within a short walk, you will find shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as ATM, news stands and groceries stores.

Enjoy the highlights of the city such as the impressive National Congress, Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Spanish colonial period city hall, the Cabildo. You will see the famous Colon Theatre one of the best Opera Houses around the world. Next, tour the traditional and historic San Telmo neighborhood. After that, stop at La Boca neighborhood, first settlement for the Italian immigrants, where you will enjoy the colorful architecture.

Continue your tour, passing by Puerto Madero on the way to Palermo the largest residential neighborhood of the city in which you are going to enjoy the Palermo Parks, City Zoo and the Planetarium. Finally, go to Recoleta, the most elegant neighborhood of the city with its famous cemetery, boutiques, gourmet restaurants and side walk cafes.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.

Set in an impressive Alpine-style building featuring a spa and a fitness centre, Hotel Kosten Aike offers rooms with free WIFI in Calafate. Guests can enjoy a fragrant garden and a daily buffet breakfast. The city centre is just a short walk away.

Today is spent visiting Glacier National Park and viewing the Moreno Glacier. If luck is with you, you will see parts of the wall of ice "calve" off and fall into the lake. The Perito Moreno Glacier is an enormous glacier located in the Los Glaciares National Park. It is one of the most important tourist attractions in Argentina due to its size and accessibility. It is less than two hours by bus from El Calafate while viewing platforms and trails make the visit and the observation easy and pleasant.

The Perito Moreno glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina, is arguably the most famous glacier in the world. Covering an area of 250 sq. km and spanning 5 km in width, the Perito Moreno glacier is impressive to say the least.

Los Glaciares was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1981, and since then the glacier has only increased in popularity, regularly making the news when another ice bridge forms and collapses. The glacier is also part of the Southern Patagonian ice field, which is the third largest frozen body of fresh water in the world.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.

Located in the heart of the Iryapu Jungle, Mercure Iguassu Hotel Iru offers spacious and elegant room in Puerto Iguassu. This hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi access in all areas.

At Mercure Iguassu Hotel Iru guests can work out in the fitness center or unwind in the property's spa facilities, including a sauna, hot tub and solarium. Relaxing massages are offered for an extra fee.
A full breakfast is offered daily, including a wide array of hot and cold items. The hotel's restaurant serves delicious local and international cuisine with unique flavors. There is also an indoor bar and a poolside bar, serving drinks and snacks throughout the day.

The hotel is 3 miles / 5 kms from downtown Puerto Iguassu and 12 miles / 20 kms from the Iguassu Falls. Cataratas del Iguassu (IGR) airport is a 20-minute drive from the property.

The tour begins at the Visitor Center where you board the train at Central Station, some 400 metres away from the main gate. The train travels along Sendero Verde (Green Trail) finishing at Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat) Station, the starting point of your journey. You will walk via the catwalks out and over the river, finally reaching Devil's Throat, the apex of the mighty Iguassu Falls.

It is a 70-metre-deep point where several branches of the Iguassu river converge, causing a violent but spectacular sight.

You will return to the station and re board the train to the Visitor Centre, and then to the start of the Upper Trail Walk. The Upper Circuit is a half-hour walk along a 1200- metre trail, with a low degree of difficulty and no stairs, which takes you deep into the jungle and over the precipice of the many falls on the Argentinean side.