Argentina's Best Cities for Expats

The Paris of South America. Argentina's pulsating capital offers world-class culture, dining, and nightlife with the largest expat community in the country.

Argentina's university city and emerging tech hub. Young energy, affordable living, and stunning sierras make it the best-value big city in the country.

Gateway to the Perito Moreno glacier and Los Glaciares National Park. A Patagonian frontier town where the ice age is still happening in real time.

Argentina's 'planned city' — a perfectly geometric university town just 60 km from Buenos Aires with stunning architecture, student energy, and half the cost of the capital.

Argentina's Atlantic beach city — surfing, seafood, and a year-round urban beach lifestyle just 4 hours from Buenos Aires. The 'Happy City' lives up to its name.

Wine country paradise at the foot of the Andes. World-class Malbec, outdoor adventures, and 300 days of sunshine make this South America's answer to Napa Valley.

Whale watching capital of Argentina. The gateway to Península Valdés where southern right whales, orcas, penguins, and elephant seals congregate in stunning numbers.

Argentina's third city — birthplace of the flag, Che Guevara, and Messi. A river city with a growing cosmopolitan scene, great food, and BA vibes at half the price.

Salta la Linda — colonial charm, desert landscapes, world-famous empanadas, and the most affordable city living in Argentina. The Northwest's crown jewel.

The 'Switzerland of South America.' Crystal-clear lakes, snow-capped peaks, artisan chocolate, and world-class skiing in the heart of Patagonia's Lake District.

The quieter Bariloche — a charming Patagonian mountain town on Lago Lácar with world-class skiing, hiking, and fly fishing, minus the tourist crowds.

The Garden of the Republic — where Argentine independence was born. Lush, historic, and ultra-affordable with strong university culture and authentic Northwest flavors.

The End of the World. The planet's southernmost city, gateway to Antarctica, with dramatic mountains, glaciers, and a frontier spirit that defines Patagonia.