The continent of South America is as vast as it is varied. From cities in South America like Rio de Janeiro to the beauty of Argentinian Patagonia, South America has a destination to suit every taste. However, with so many places, it can be totally bamboozling to find the right place to start your adventure, especially as some of the best places in South America to visit are at other ends of the continent.
Over the years, we’ve visited South America many times. It’s incredible, and it’s the reason we keep going back. However, one word of advice: if it’s your first time visiting South America, try not to get overwhelmed with all the choices—which can be tough, I know. Plan any trip to South America in bite-size and achievable chunks of time, focusing on the areas you love most.
So, to help you find the areas in South America to visit, I’m sharing the top places we absolutely love. Have the most amazing time visiting South America.
1.) Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is an incredible city and easily one of the best places in South America to explore if you’re exploring wider Argentina. As you’d expect, it’s got the hustle and bustle of any global city, but it also has pockets of really cool and fun places to visit.
Once here, you must check out San Telmo Market for the food. We’ve been here many times, and the stalls and traders are incredible. I loved Beba Cocina, and their empanadas are incredible.
Oh, and don’t forget to visit the colourful district of La Boca, which you can walk around for an afternoon trip. Plus, places like the Colon Theatre are perfect for seeing a show (or tour) in one of South America’s most grand settings.
Finally, don’t forget about the Buenos Aires milongas or tango halls, which are authentic and exciting places for a night out. If you think you’re not up for this, you can just opt for a tango show, which is so exciting for a night out.
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2.) Cusco, Peru
Probably one of Peru’s most popular cities to visit, Cusco is charming and so historic to spend a day exploring. Now, in lots of ways, Cusco acts as a gateway to the Inca Trail or for taking the train to Machu Picchu; but it’s also a destination in its own right.
If you’re already visiting Macchu Picchu, I’d recommend staying in Cusco for at least…
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