Things to do in PUERTO IGUAZU
Tips for tours, shops, experiences and ticket purchases
La Aripuca
Constructed from rescued trees. Inspired by a typical trap of the Guarani peoples, ''La Aripuca'' is imposed with its 17 meters of height and more than 500,000 kg of weight distributed in 30 native species of the Missionary Forest, many of them centenary specimens, grouped to show us what we are losing and how, from disinterest and lack of concern for the care of our environment, we will be victims of our own trap.
TicketsCity Tour Discovery in Puerto Iguazú
Embark on this tour that takes you through the stories and curiosities that made Puerto Iguazú, in Argentina, the oldest city on the three borders.
The first stop is at La Aripuca, a complex where you can get to know a little more about the local indigenous culture. Then another stop at Marco das Três Fronteiras, overlooking the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers, as well as seeing Brazil and Paraguay.
Then you will visit the commercial center of Puerto, where you can buy handicrafts, clothes, wines and eat a typical Argentine empanada.
Casino Iguazu
Casino Iguazu is one of the main attractions in the land of the Falls, awarded by the “World Travel Awards 2011” as one of the most important casinos in Latin America.
It is attached to the Iguazú Grand Hotel and has a large and sophisticated structure, with restaurants, bars, live shows, free parking, in addition to a huge variety of games and even gambling tournaments with prizes.
Feirinha de Puerto Iguazu
The Feirinha de Puerto Iguazu is a simple and no-frills alley, located 15 km from Foz do Iguaçu.
It is ideal for those who want to bar in the late afternoon, taste an Argentine wine accompanied by delicacies that can only be found there.
You can still bring some purchases of typical products such as alfajores, stuffed olives, cheeses, oils and sweet milk.
It's a great choice of things to do in Puerto Iguazu at night.
Waterfalls of Iguaçu - Argentina
TicketsWanda mines
The immeasurable beauty of the Wanda Mines are close to Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) and about 45 kilometers from the border with Foz do Iguaçu. The deposits appeared with the flow of volcanic lava thousands of years ago. The boiling lava generated air balls in the rocks, which crystallized generating the varieties of stones and colors.
Google MapsRuins of San Ignacio
It was originally founded in November 1610 by the Jesuits José Cataldino and Simón Maceta, in the North of Paraná, in the territory currently belonging to the Municipality of Santo Inácio, where currently, from where they were expelled by the pioneers in 1629, it was recreated in the early 1630s. , in Argentine.
Google MapsDuty Free Puerto Iguazu
Address: RN 12, KM 1645, CP 3370 Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina
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