World Heritage Sites in Argentina
12 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Argentina compendium.
Cueva de las ManosPre-Columbian cave with hundreds of stenciled hand paintings.Curutchet HouseLe Corbusier's Argentine house blending modernism with traditional courtyard design.Iguazu FallsLargest waterfall system in the world, on the Argentina–Brazil border.Iguazú National ParkArgentine park protecting the Iguazu Falls and subtropical jungle.Ischigualasto Provincial ParkProtected area with Late Triassic dinosaur fossils and moon-like landscape.Jesuit Block and Estancias of CórdobaWorld Heritage Site of Jesuit buildings and estancias in Argentina.Los Alerces National ParkWorld Heritage site protecting ancient alerce forests in Patagonian Argentina.Los Glaciares National ParkArgentina's largest national park, home to massive glaciers.Perito Moreno GlacierA Patagonian glacier known for its periodic ice-dam ruptures.Quebrada de HumahuacaA narrow mountain valley in northwest Argentina, a historic crossroads.San Ignacio MiníJesuit mission founded 1610, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Valdés PeninsulaA World Heritage peninsula known for marine wildlife.
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