When the walls talk
On the streets of Buenos Aires, urban art has a political voice, writes Guy Wilkinson.
Ships in the night
Cruise lines are recognising the value of longer stays in port, writes Louise Goldsbury.
On trail of the boy from BA
Keith Austin goes in search of some divine distractions in Buenos Aires.
The city that turns me into Carrie Bradshaw
I'm not much of a shopper, but this city makes me look like I'm auditioning for Sex and the City. And it's not New York.
Six of the best : Patagonian lodges
Seaward-facing rooms provide a view of orcas attacking sea-lions just offshore in the South Atlantic.
A material whirl
Belinda Jackson lists eight favourite destinations at which to arrive with empty bags.
Deals of the week: The heart of Europe
Uniworld Boutique River Cruise collection is offering a last-minute 50 per cent off three cruises.
Atlantis of the pampas
As its fascinating debris surfaces, Stephen Phelan wanders the post-apocalyptic landscape of the Argentinian town that drowned.
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How many spectacular sights can one country have? A lot, if you're in Argentina. Blend Latino with Euro, and you get one heady mix, beginning with the capital's colourful architecture, its passionate tango, striking fashionistas and its penchant for steak. Outside cities, natural wonders await; the Iguazu Falls, the famed Panatal wetlands and Patagonia (home to the gauchos), and the Andean salt flats.
