10-Day Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Puerto Iguazu, & Bariloche, Argentina Couples Itinerary

Indulge in the rich, caramelized milk spread that is an Argentine staple, with gourmet versions offering superior flavor and texture compared to mass-produced varieties.

📍 Havanna, specialty food stores like Almacen El Chanta Cuatro, supermarkets for common brands.

This rich, creamy caramel spread is an Argentine staple; artisanal versions bought here are far superior to generic supermarket brands.

📍 Supermercado Carrefour, local gourmet shops like Valerius or Bompar.

Indulge in Argentina's beloved creamy caramel spread, Dulce de Leche, and Alfajores, rich shortbread cookies generously filled with it.

📍 Supermarkets (Jumbo, Carrefour), specialty food stores, or convenience stores

Bariloche is the epicenter of Argentina's craft beer movement, offering fresh, distinct Patagonian styles from numerous microbreweries not widely available elsewhere.

📍 Cerveceria Blest (Av. Bustillo), Manush (Av. Bustillo), Patagonia Cerveceria (Circuito Chico)

Bring home world-class Malbec, a varietal synonymous with Argentina, offering rich, bold flavors from Mendoza's renowned vineyards.

📍 Wineries and specialty wine shops in Palermo, reputable liquor stores like Winery (multiple locations).

Bariloche is Argentina's chocolate capital, offering rich, diverse flavors and unique blends crafted by local chocolatiers, far superior to mass-produced brands.

📍 Mamuschka, Rapa Nui, Abuela Goye on Calle Mitre

Mendoza is the global capital of Malbec, offering exceptional quality and variety directly from the source, often at better prices than abroad.

📍 Bodegas (wineries) in Lujan de Cuyo or Maipu; Sol y Vino on Sarmiento.

Embrace the essential Argentine social ritual by getting a traditional mate gourd (calabash, wood, or ceramic) and a metal filter straw (bombilla).

📍 Mercado Central; local houseware stores; artisan fairs around Plaza Independencia.

Embrace Argentina's cherished social ritual by taking home a carved gourd, a bombilla straw, and premium yerba mate, essential for the national drink.

📍 Casa del Mate (Calle Uruguay 860), market stalls at Feria de San Telmo, specialty tea shops.

Argentina is renowned for its high-quality leather, offering durable and stylish belts, wallets, and small bags at reasonable prices.

📍 Paseo de Artesanias, specific leather shops along Av. Cordoba

Warm, durable sweaters, hats, and scarves made from local llama or sheep wool, often handcrafted with regional designs, perfect for the Andean climate.

📍 Feria Artesanal Nahuel Huapi, local shops on Calle Moreno, or small workshops in Colonia Suiza

Argentina is known for high-quality leather, and you can find well-crafted jackets, bags, and belts at significantly lower prices than in Europe or North America.

📍 Calle San Martin (numerous specialized leather shops); Galeria Caracol for specific boutiques.

Argentina is renowned for its excellent full-grain leather, allowing you to find well-crafted jackets, bags, and wallets at a fraction of international prices.

📍 Calle Murillo (especially Murillo 666 for jackets), artisan shops in Palermo Soho.

The Misiones province is known for its geological formations, allowing you to find amethyst geodes and quartz crystals as unique decorative pieces.

📍 Mina Wanda (for direct purchase), Cantera de Piedras Preciosas Wanda, souvenir shops near the Falls entrance