If you take the currency exchange when traveling, perhaps this is the best time to visit Argentina, a country which is always very attractive both for its wonderful landscapes and its culture and language.

From north to south, this South American country travelers to conquer the world with its magnificent contrasts are summarized in some major milestones: the Iguazu Falls, Perito Moreno Glacier, the northern Puna, Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, or the Esteros del Ibera. Although Argentina’s economy has suffered major blows over recent years and 2009 is presented very stormy, with severe inflation that affects the majority of the population, for Europeans is still a very desirable destination. These days, the euro is worth almost six times more than the peso so any product or itinerary will be a real temptation.

Just make calculations to try: metro ticket costs a little more than 1 peso, the bus just 1.20 for an average journey. Taxis are more expensive because their prices have risen sharply in the last year but the rates do not cease to be suitable for the Spanish.

While clothing and other consumer goods are expensive when compared with rebates usually find in our country, there are always offers and convenient options that can be seen on any commercial street in the city.

If there is an Achilles heel in this story, refers to the internal flights in Argentina because there are no low cost promotions so any ticket ends up be a bit expensive. My advice? If you are thinking of traveling, you must avoid the months of January and February because there is high season and prices go up much in the hot spots.