Aconcagua – the highest mountain outside Asia
19 March 2015
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On my way from Mendoza to Chile it all ended up a little bit different then planned. As I wanted to see Mount Aconcagua, with
Argentina’s capital of wine – Mendoza
19 March 2015
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In the city of Mendoza itself there wasn‘t actually too much too see, because the whole city was destroyed by an earthquake in the 1960ies.
Cordoba – i werd narrisch
19 March 2015
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37 years too late, but I made it to Cordoba.Argentina‘s second biggest city, almost the size of Vienna, had some nice colonial buildings in the
visiting the birthplace of Che Guevara and Lionel Messi – Rosario
19 March 2015
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The touristic highlights of Rosario where definitely the Monumento de la Bandiera, the house, where Che Guevara was born (which was actually quite boring) and
one of the biggest waterfalls in the world – Iguazu
19 March 2015
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After a two night journey on the bus with a break in Concordia, I finally arrived in Puerto Iguazu. The hostel was quite close to
Concordia – one day at the border between Uruguay and Argentina
11 March 2015
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On my journey from Montevideo to Puerto Iguazu I had a 12 hour stopover in Concordia. After a night on the bus from Montevideo to
Montevideo – probably the most dead capital I’ve ever been to
8 March 2015
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On my last weekend in Uruguay I spent two days in the capital – Montevideo.Before going there I heard different things about the city. Some
beachbreak in Punta del Diablo
8 March 2015
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One of the main reasons to go to Uruguay was, that its beaches where supposed to be very nice and I wanted a beachbreak anyway.After
first stop in Uruguay: Colonia del Sacramento
8 March 2015
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Back in summer I decided to cross de Rio de la Plata and spend ten days in Uruguay.My first stop was Colonia del Sacramento, which
Ushuaia – El Fin del Mundo
8 March 2015
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After a ten hour bus ride, including crossing of the Strait of Magellan by boat, I arrived in Ushuaia, the so called “end of the