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Football in Buenos Aires
Argentines are football fanatics. Fans shouldn't miss a match at Boca
Juniors' La Bombonera stadium, in La Boca - a barrio where everything is
painted blue and yellow.
Whales at Península Valdés
Off the fluke-shaped hump of Península Valdés, sea lions and elephant
seals vie with killer whales and the local stars - southern right whales
- which come to the warm waters of the Golfo Nuevo to breed.
Patagonia and the Ruta 40
Forget Route 66; get your kicks on the Ruta Cuarenta with stunning views
of Patagonia's renowned lakes, volcanoes and forests - and a spit-roast
lamb to reward your efforts at the end of a tough day.
Gauchos in San Antonio de Areco
If you visit only one pampa town during your stay, make it San Antonio
de Areco - if possible on the Día de la Tradición, a major gaucho fiesta
in November with "rodeo" displays galore.
Boat trips on the Beagle Channel
No trip to Ushuaia - the world's most southerly town - is complete
without a boat trip on the Beagle Channel, the majestic, mountain-fringed
sea passage and home to several species of seabird and marine mammal.
Perito Moreno Glacier
Mammoth blocks of ice detonate off the virginal Perito Moreno glacier
providing a sound-and-sight spectacle that easily qualifies this frozen
monster - and national monument - as one of the world's greatest natural
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