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Argentina is a country of wide horizons and vivid rhythms.
It is tango drifting through Buenos Aires, mate shared between friends, mountain roads, Patagonian winds, football stadiums full of song, rich regional cooking, and a landscape that stretches from subtropical forests to glaciers at the edge of the world.
Celebrate Argentina is a place to explore Argentine culture, music, food, history, books, radio stations, family roots, travel ideas, and the many regions that make the country so distinctive.
Whether you are listening to tango, trying empanadas, tracing Argentine heritage, planning a future trip, or simply following curiosity across the map, this page is a warm place to begin.
Argentina Culture, History and Travel Resources
Argentine Independence Day – Argentine Independence Day is observed annually on July 9. It is a national public holiday that marks the day when Argentina declared independence from Spain.
National Sovereignty Day– National Sovereignty Day in Argentina is celebrated on November 20 to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Vuelta de Obligado.
Argentine Genealogy – Tips for exploring your Argentine heritage and connections.
Rough Guide – Tourist tips and resources from the popular travel book.
Travelers Health – Advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Wikipedia – The country of Argentina, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Argentina: Culture, Music and Everyday Life
Argentina’s culture is shaped by Indigenous, European, African, Latin American, and immigrant influences. Those threads appear in language, architecture, food, football, literature, regional traditions, folk music, and tango.
Ways to Celebrate Argentina
Listen to tango, folklore, rock nacional, or an Argentine radio station.
Make empanadas, chimichurri, alfajores, or an Argentine-inspired meal.
Learn about mate and the rituals of sharing it.
Read a book about Argentine history, food, travel, or culture.
Explore Buenos Aires through maps, music, photography, and virtual walks.
Learn about Argentine football culture and its role in national life.
Try the GeoGuessr Argentina Challenge and travel through the country from your chair.
Bolivia Independence Day – Bolivia Independence Day is celebrated on August 6 every year. On days when it falls on a weekend, a public holiday is observed on an alternative weekday.
Ecuador Independence Day – Ecuador’s Independence Day is a national public holiday that is celebrated every year on August 10.
Dominican Republic Restoration Day – Restoration Day in the Dominican Republic takes place on August 16 every year. This event honors a battle that finally led to the nation’s second independence from Spain.
Brazil Independence Day – Brazil celebrates Independence Day on September 7 — or as they say in Brazil — Sete de Setembro!
Costa Rica Independence Day – Costa Rica Independence Day is celebrated on September 15 to mark the day Central America declared independence from Spain in 1821.
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