Argentina's capital city is a mix of high culture and charisma, with a dash of traditional tango and a flick of contemporary nightlife. One of the largest 20 cities in the world, the vibrant city of Buenos Aires is located on the banks of the Rio de la Plata. Each of Buenos Aires' 48 districts, known as barrios, offer a unique cultural flare - from the hip, tree-lined residential neighborhood of Palermo, to the cosmopolitan architecture in the San Telmo area, to the affluent and historic San Isidro. Populated with duplex apartments, luxury penthouses, country houses with magnificent gardens, Versailles and French - style residences, this "Paris of South America" city hosts year-round cultural and recreational activities, such as polo at the Bienvenidos al Hurlingham Club and sports at the Campo Argentino del Polo.

Rich history, cultural life, bustling economic activity and a privileged location at the foot of the mountains makes Cordoba a place that visitors cherish. One of 23 provinces of Argentina, Cordoba is an important economic and cultural hub in the region. A mix of the old and new, the lively city of Cordoba is the second largest city in Argentina and is the capital of Cordoba province. The Jesuit Cathedral and the Cordoba Cabildo are just a few of the historical monuments sightseers enjoy visiting in this Argentinian destination.

The Mendoza Province in Argentina is situated where the Andes mountain range reaches its greatest height. World renowned as a wine region and home to more than 1,500 wineries, Mendoza's spectacular mountain landscapes and vibrant culture make it a natural playground for oenophiles and adventurers alike. Among Mendoza's three major wine producing areas, the Uco Valley is considered one of the best in Argentina due to its climate and geographical elements providing an excellent environment for the ripening of fruit.

A prized year-round tourist destination, Neuquen stands out for its high peaks and breathtaking landscapes. Located in the Patagonia region of Argentina, it has two well defined landscapes-the plateau in the east and the Los Andes Mountain range in the west. In the south-west of the province on the shores of Lake Lacar lies the tourist destination of San Martin de los Andes, a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy golf, hunting, rafting, and skiing. Highly regarded worldwide for fly-fishing, the Chimihuen, Malleo, Collon Cura, Limay, Traful and Alumine Rivers are must-see destinations for fly-fishing enthusiasts. Seeking tranquil properties in this picturesque province, residents choose Neuquen for private mountain homes, secluded farms, and lakefront houses.

Stretching from the high Andes to the Argentine Sea, Argentina's Rio Negro is situated amid the natural beauty of Patagonia. Mountains dominate the landscape to the west, while the Rio Negro borders the picturesque coastline of the Argentine Sea to the east. The tourist destination of Bariloche is located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park with beach villas, first-rate skiing, mountaineering facilities, breweries, and chocolate boutiques. The top golf destination, Arelauquen Golf & Polo Country Club, also offers exquisite properties for sale.

Nestled amid the natural beauty of Patagonia, the province of Chubut lies in southern Argentina, with the Andes range to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Chubut is the third largest province in Argentina, surpassed only by Buenos Aires and Santa Cruz. The majestic landscape-replete with ancient forests, clear lakes, mountains, rivers, and volcanoes-offers plenty of outside activities including fishing, horseback riding, and rafting. Prominent tourist spots include La Hoya Ski Resort and Los Alerces National Park.