Guias de viaje de Argentina

Packed with practical, accurate, and fun-to-read information, this guide gives travelers a look at Argentina. Readers will gain insights into the culture and gain sure footing to help them feel at home.

Discusses the people, geography, religion, language, customs, lifestyle, and culture of Argentina

This brand-new guide to Argentina, where tourism is booming, is perfect for both business travelers and others seeking smart, selective coverage of the major destinations and the very best out-of-the-way places. It travels from cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, with its vibrant nightlife and top-notch museums, to Las Pampas, the Argentine Litoral, Patagonia, and many other don't-miss spots across the country. Fodor's expert resident writers recommend a variety of lodging options, from cattle ranches to luxurious urban hotels to quaint, affordable village inns. Our correspondents also provide fascinating insights into the country's unique culture, history, arts, and more, and they point readers to natural wonders and outdoor adventures.

Here is the independent traveler's quintessential guide to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). The author offers tried-and-true advice on the best places to eat and sleep for every budget; more than 135 maps to cities, provinces, beaches, and parks; a useful Spanish language section; historical, cultural and political notes; the lowdown on a wide range of outdoor activities; transportation options; and features on national parks, wildlife, and ecological concerns.

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Twenty-two Argentine ranches are featured here, largely a different selection than that presented in the similar Estancias (1992). Following an introductory history of Argentine cattle ranching, particularly its place in the nation's economy, the reader makes brief but indelible visitations to each ranch by way of gorgeous photographs of houses, gardens, and mountain-backdropped pastures, as well as by text telling each place's history. Travelers and history buffs will linger over every striking page

Black-and-white and color photographs. Commanding keen interest, these books cover past and present, highlighting the promises and the pitfalls of these countries - the diverse cultures, the wealthy sophistication, and the economic woes.

Your Pocket Guide to Argentine Business, Customs & Etiquette (Passport to the World): Comprehensive guide to the culture, etiquette and communication of Argentina.

Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Con fotos impresionantes, mapas fáciles de usar y toda la información que usted realmente necesita para obtener lo máximo de su visita.
Packed with stunning photographs, easy-to-use maps, and all the information you really need to get the most from your visit.

Explore the rich wonders of Argentina through Buenos Aires Alive Guide, a guide which includes refreshingly candid reviews of hotels and restaurants, sightseeing suggestions and shopping trips, and descriptions of nearby natural wonders.

Describes the history, culture, daily life, food, sports, and points of interest of the capital and largest city of Argentina, South America.

Containing detailed advice for travelers of all budgets--including information for business travelers-- this handy pocket-sized guide provides detailed maps, neighborhood information, notes on theater and arts communities, and more. Full color photos.

Patagonia

Evocative descriptions, notes on the history of the region, and remarkable anecdotes from a remote and starkly beautiful part of the world

This is a natural history guidebook, so it does not provide information on how to get there and where to stay. For that, you also need a guidebook to Chile or Argentina. However, the book is rich with details on the geological origins and evolution of Patagonia, and reading it will help make the reader an educated traveler, one who will go gently and preserve it.

Otros

Full of insights into the meaning of human life in nature, it also chronicles the passing of a virgin landscape in S.America with the coming of a predatory civilization. Hudson came of age with little schooling but endless hours of observing life (especially birds) and reading.

The only English-language guidebook to South America's highest mountain, featuring 27 routes from the three major approaches and thoroughly researched advice on lodging, permits, equipment, seasons, weather and more. Reaching the highest summit in the Western hemisphere requires careful preparation and detailed instruction. R. J. Secor draws upon his extensive mountaineering experience to give climbers all that's necessary to top Aconcagua's 22,841-foot peak. This updated and revised guide features comprehensive information on recommended equipment, safety and health precautions, and conservation issues. It details both the popular and less-traveled routes reached via the Horcones Valley, South Face, and Vacas and Relinchos Valleys. Also included are a climbing history of Aconcagua and a glossary of valuable Spanish mountaineering phrases. With 50 b&w photos and maps.

Provides practical, detailed information on walking in the mountain, plateau, and lake regions. Includes excellent line- drawn maps and fascinating facts about the history, culture, food, flora, and fauna.

The book examines both the history and future of wine in Argentina. Climate and grape varieties, past, present and future are discussed in depth. Its grapes, vineyards and wineries are comprehensively illustrated in the 160 pages.