Argentina
Argentina pairs a world-class capital with landscapes families rarely fit into one trip.
8Destinations
16Family attractions
5Types of day out
Quick facts about Argentina
Best time to visitSeptember – May
CurrencyArgentine peso
LanguageSpanish
Time zoneUTC−3
PaymentBring cash
English spokenHigh (EF EPI #26)
1Top family destinations in Argentina
2Explore by region
3Things to do in Argentina
Tours & tickets in Argentina
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Travel essentials for Argentina
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4Practical essentials
Dish to tryLocro
CapitalBuenos Aires
Plug typesEuroplug, AS/NZS 3112
DrivingDrive on the right
Emergency number911
Calling code+54
Daylight10–14 hours of daylight
Population47,327,407
Daylight is the range from the shortest to the longest day. English level: EF English Proficiency Index.
5Recently updated guides
6Plan your trip to Argentina
Getting thereFlights, trains & driving
Where to stayFamily-friendly hotels
Getting aroundDrive on the right
Travel budgetBring cash
Packing listPlugs: Europlug, AS/NZS 3112
Travel with kidsTips for a smooth trip
Safety & healthEmergency: 911
Useful infoCalling code +54
7Argentina with kids – highlights
Why families love Argentina
Buenos Aires is the easiest entry point: wide boulevards, generous parks and a subte (subway) that’s simple enough to navigate with a folded stroller.
Read our top picks →Easy to travelBring cash · English: high
Food to tryLocro
So much to see16 family attractions in 8 destinations
Memories that lastExperiences your kids will never forget
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