Things To Do
in Bernardo de Irigoyen

A traditional Argentine barbecue featuring various cuts of meat, often enjoyed with chimichurri sauce.

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Savory pastries filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables, perfect as a snack or light meal.

It is customary to tip around 10% in restaurants, though rounding up is also common.

Cash is widely accepted, but credit cards are increasingly used in urban areas; however, always check with the merchant.

Temperatures are mild, and the countryside is lush and blooming, perfect for outdoor activities.

Expect hot and humid weather, ideal for enjoying rivers and waterfalls but be prepared for occasional rain.

Cooler temperatures and beautiful fall foliage make this a great time for hiking and photography.

Mild winters with cooler evenings; a good time for exploring the local culture and enjoying warm meals.

A beautiful hiking trail in Iguazú National Park, leading to stunning views of waterfalls and lush forests.

This trail takes you to the summit of a hill with panoramic views of the surrounding area, ideal for experienced hikers.

A rich tapestry of indigenous cultures can be found in the region, contributing to the local traditions and lifestyle.

Many residents have European ancestry, primarily from Italian and Spanish immigrants, influencing the local culture and cuisine.

Soccer is a passion in Argentina, and local teams often have enthusiastic support from the community.

Rugby has a growing presence in the region, with local clubs and schools promoting the sport among youth.

While Argentine cuisine is meat-heavy, many restaurants offer vegetarian options such as grilled vegetables and salads.

Gluten-free dishes can be found, but it's advisable to inform the restaurant staff of any allergies.