Edificio Kavanagh
When the Edificio Kavanagh opened in Buenos Aires in 1936, it was simultaneously the tallest building in Latin…
Argentina: 47 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
When the Edificio Kavanagh opened in Buenos Aires in 1936, it was simultaneously the tallest building in Latin…
The world's most beautiful bookshop - a 1919 theatre where boxes hold readers, the stage serves coffee, and…
Filete porteño adorns Buenos Aires's taxis and buses with ornamental lettering, flowered plants, and poetic aphorisms—a twentieth-century art…
Francesco Gianotti’s 1913 commercial gallery on Florida Street gave Buenos Aires its answer to the covered passages of…
In the Andean foothills of north-western Argentina, straddling the provinces of San Juan and La Rioja, Ischigualasto Provincial…
A colossal system of 275 waterfalls on the Argentina–Brazil border, featuring the dramatic Garganta del Diablo gorge and…
The most spectacular waterfall system in the world and one of the great natural wonders on Earth —…
The Qhapaq Ñan—stretching 40,000 kilometres across the Andes—was the pre-Columbian world's most advanced road system, binding a twelve-million-person…
Ischigualasto Provincial Park, nicknamed Valle de la Luna for its lunar landscape, is a vast 60,370-hectare protected area…
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