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Argentina

Corrientes / Where the Tango Comes Alive

MeowScore 😼71/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

March

Best time to explore the Iberá Wetlands.

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january

Visit for the colorful Carnaval (max. 20 words)

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february

Experience the mesmerizing Paso de la Patria beach

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march

Observe the wildlife at the Iberá Wetlands

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april

Enjoy the traditional festival of Chamamé music and dance

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may

Participate in the fishing festival at Esquina

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june

Watch the equine guided event, Cruce a la Garrocha

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july

Experience the beautiful scenery of Esteros del Iberá

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august

Taste the delicious local cuisine at Feria del Libro

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september

Witness the grand celebration of Día de la Primavera

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october

Enjoy the peaceful environment of Carlos Pellegrini

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november

Explore the rich history of the city at the Museum of Independence

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december

Visit the Christmas market in the city center

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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As a visiting cat, the shopping and economy in Corrientes felt average. Prices were not particularly low or high, but reasonable. However, some items like imported goods and electronics may be pricier.

Visit local markets and street vendors for affordable souvenirs and snacks.

Usual visit duration

2-3 days

Stopover en route to Iguazu Falls

Usual visit duration

2-3 days

Stopover en route to Iguazu Falls

Corrientes is a small city with no major tourist attractions, but serves as a convenient stopover for those traveling to Iguazu Falls.

Tipping

0-10%

Tipping not expected

Tipping

0-10%

Tipping not expected

Cash preferred, splitting the bill is common

internet situation

meh Speed

Varies by location, but generally unreliable

great Availability

Most areas have access, but not all

great Cellular

Good coverage from major providers

Electric socket type I

Common in Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, China. Doesn't accept other types, mind China's lower voltage (220V).

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biking hostile

Limited bike infrastructure

walkable -ish

Moderate traffic, average infrastructure

LGBTQ tolerated

Generally accepting

Corrientes is a cat's heaven with lots of fish and birds for paw-catching. Meow!

But be careful, the heat might turn you into a puddle of fur. Hiss!

Things to do

The mainstream

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Museo de Bellas Artes
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National University of the Northeast
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Juan Bautista Cabral Square
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San Ignacio Mini
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Ibera Wetlands

The mainstream

🎨
Museo de Bellas Artes

An art museum featuring a collection of works by Argentine artists, including sculpture and painting. Cats with refined tastes will not be disappointed.

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🤓
National University of the Northeast

A great opportunity to add some brain cells: the largest university in the region offers a variety of courses and activities, including a natural science museum with exhibits on local fauna.

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😻
Juan Bautista Cabral Square

Located in the heart of the city, this lovely park features fountains, green spaces and a monument to Argentina's flag. A great spot to bask in the sun and catnap.

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🐈
San Ignacio Mini

A historic site featuring impressive colonial-era ruins of a once-thriving missions community. Purrfect for cat history buffs.

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🐱
Ibera Wetlands

A beautiful natural reserve where cats can observe a large variety of wildlife while walking on their paws. Boat rides and horseback riding tours available.

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Off the beaten path

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Museo Histórico de Corrientes
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Reserva Natural Urbana Laguna Totora
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Isla del Puerto
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Museo de Artesanías Tradicionales Folklóricas
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Parque Mitre

Off the beaten path

🏛️
Museo Histórico de Corrientes

This museum tells the story of the province from prehistoric times to the present day, through interactive exhibits and artifacts. It's a meowvelous way to time travel. ⏳

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🦜
Reserva Natural Urbana Laguna Totora

This nature reserve is a hidden oasis within the city, where you can observe many bird species, including herons and ducks. It's a pawsome spot for birdwatching. 🐦

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🐆
Isla del Puerto

If you're a brave cat, you can explore this island in the middle of the Paraná river, which is full of wild vegetation and wildlife. You'll feel like a true adventurer. 🌿

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🎨
Museo de Artesanías Tradicionales Folklóricas

This museum displays a collection of handmade objects from the region, such as textiles, pottery, and wooden carvings. It's a purrfect place to learn about local culture. 😺

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Parque Mitre

This central park is a great place for a cat nap or a stroll. You can find a playground, a maze, and a small lake where birds love to splash around. 🐾

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biking hostile

Limited bike infrastructure

walkable -ish

Moderate traffic, average infrastructure

LGBTQ tolerated

Generally accepting

Mindful meoweler tips

Try some mate catnip tea

In Corrientes, it's common to drink mate tea, a traditional beverage prepared in a communal gourd. Don't be afraid to try it with a small amount of catnip for a unique twist.

Catch a catnap on the beaches of Paso de la Patria

With its sandy shores and calm waters, Paso de la Patria is the purrfect spot to relax and soak up some sun. Don't forget to pack a cat-friendly sunscreen!

Watch the catfish migrate

Every year, thousands of catfish swim upstream in the Paraná River to spawn. It's a spectacular natural event that shouldn't be missed. Bring your cat camera to capture the action!

Explore the cat-tastic architecture

From colonial to neoclassical, Corrientes boasts a wide variety of architectural styles. Meowve past the boring tourist traps and discover some of the lesser known gems.

Join a cat-infused carnival

The Carnival of Corrientes is a lively celebration of music, dance, and costumes. With plenty of cat-themed floats and costumes, it's the purrfect party for feline-loving travelers.

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