1. Explore Iguazu Falls: Iguazu Falls is one of the most impressive natural wonders in all of South America. Spanning over two miles across and situated between Argentina and Brazil, the falls are a sight to behold!
2. Ski in the Andes Mountains: Winter sports enthusiasts will love skiing in the Andes Mountains. With over 50 ski resorts scattered across Argentina, you’ll be able to find a slope perfect for your skills.
3. Take a Tour of Buenos Aires: Make sure to include a tour of Buenos Aires on your itinerary. Stroll through iconic landmarks like the Plaza de Mayo and visit famous museums like the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.
4. Visit Mendoza Wine Country: If you’re a fan of wine, then make sure to add a tour of Mendoza Wine Country to your itinerary. Take a tour of some of the region’s best vineyards, and sample some of the country’s finest wines.
5. Experience Patagonia: Located in the southernmost part of Argentina, Patagonia is home to breathtaking landscapes, awe-inspiring glaciers, and diverse wildlife. 
6. Relax at Mar del Plata: For beach-goers, the Mar del Plata region is the perfect spot to soak up some sun and relax. This popular destination has miles of coastline, with plenty of activities like swimming, surfing and wildlife watching.
7. Cruise the Rio de la Plata: A cruise down the Rio de la Plata is a great way to explore the country’s stunning coastline and major cities like Buenos Aires and Montevideo. You can enjoy scenic views of the river, as well as some delicious cuisine from local restaurants.
8. Enjoy Tango in Buenos Aires: You can’t visit Argentina without experiencing the passionate tango dance. Buenos Aires is the perfect place to take a tango class or attend a show and watch some of the world’s best dancers perform this classic Argentine art form.
9. Take a chocolate tour of Bariloche: Foodies will love taking a tour of Bariloche’s famous chocolate factories. Here you can sample some of the finest chocolates in the country, and even indulge in some delicious chocolate-based creations like brownies and truffles. 
10. Check Out the Wildlife: Argentina is home to some of the most diverse wildlife in the world. Take a tour of the Ibera Wetlands or the Patagonian Steppe, and you’ll get to see unique species like the Patagonian Mara and the Pampas Cat. 

1. Buenos Aires: Known for high-quality leather products, jewelry, and wine. You’ll find many artisan shops in Buenos Aires.
2. Mendoza City: Achiote Artisan Boutique & Café is known for its textiles and articles made from native materials such as alpaca wool.
3. Bariloche: Sample the wares of La Trochita, a charming shop renowned for high-quality regional products such as sweets and craft beers.
4. Ushuaia: This port city is home to several traditional stores where you can find specialties such as leather goods and handcrafted souvenirs made from local resources.
5. Salta: Immerse yourself in the colorful culture of this city by visiting stores like Otro Mundo, a unique emporium that sells regional crafts and antique items.
6. Cafayate: This small town is known for producing excellent wines and offers a variety of wine-related souvenirs that make perfect gifts.
7. La Rioja: Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the street markets of this city, with vendors offering everything from fresh produce to handmade clothing and jewelry.
8. Cordoba: Check out Almacen de Galerias, a historic shop with a wide selection of traditional Argentinean products, such as yerba mate and dulce de leche.
9. Puerto Madryn: Be sure to visit Punta Tombo, a penguin reserve where you can find a variety of penguin-themed gifts and souvenirs.
10. Tierra del Fuego: This is the southernmost point of Argentina and a great place to pick up unique items from indigenous populations.

1. Buenos Aires: Home to some of the world's best steakhouses, Buenos Aires is a food-lover's paradise.
2. Mendoza: Mendoza's cuisine is particularly known for its empanadas and its delicious wines. The region is also well-known for its tasty sausages, queso blanco, chorizo, and morcilla.
3. Salta: In Salta province, enjoy some of the most authentic Argentine dishes such as locro (a stew of beef, pork, hominy, and veggies) or tamales. You can also try humitas, which are like sweet tamales stuffed with cheese.
4. Patagonia: Patagonian cuisine is characterized by its hearty meats and seafood dishes. Try the local specialties such as cordero patagónico (grilled lamb) or estancia de mariscos (seafood stew). 
5. Buenos Aires Province: The province is known for its choripan, which is a sausage sandwich perfect for a quick lunch. You can also sample some of the region's more traditional dishes like matambre (a rolled steak with vegetables) or bondiola (pork shoulder).
6. Rosario: The city of Rosario offers a variety of international cuisines, but the traditional dishes are worth exploring as well. Try local specialties like milanesa (breaded cutlets) or arroz con pollo (chicken and rice).
7. Tierra del Fuego: The island of Tierra del Fuego is known for its seafood. You can try locally-caught fish or scallops, as well as delicious crab dishes. 
8. Cordoba: Cordoba is home to some of the most delicious Argentine cuisine. From steaks and empanadas to choripan and locro, you can find it all here. Enjoy a typical asado (barbecue) for an authentic local experience.
9. Bariloche: Nestled in the Andes, Bariloche is known for its stunning views and delicious cuisine. Be sure to try some of the local specialties such as trucha (trout) or cordero patagónico (grilled lamb). You can also sample some of Bariloche's famous chocolates.
10. Ushuaia: Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world and it's known for its unique blend of Patagonian and Tierra del Fuego dishes. Enjoy a traditional asado with local seafood, or sample some wild-caught king crab.