Gualeguaychú

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Introducing Gualeguaychú

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A mellow little riverside place, Gualeguaychú is very quiet out of season and you won’t find much to do apart from stroll by the river or in the lush Parque Unzué – which makes it very appealing if you’ve just come from Buenos Aires, for example. Argentine holidaymakers begin to arrive in December, and in January and February the place really kicks off, with the country’s longest and flashiest Carnaval celebrations.

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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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  1. SJN avatar
    Carnaval

    by SJN 21 January 2010

    Hi, I will be in Argentina from the last week of February through the end of March. I would like to see a great Carnaval celebration.…
  2. ihklx avatar
    RE: Oruro carnival

    by ihklx 19 October 2009

    Thanks Qwovadis. Another option might be Gualeguaychú - any advice on whether this might be a more or less enjoyable experience for me…
  3. mailking avatar
    Re: Gualeguaychú questions

    by mailking 24 February 2009

    I was there 2 years ago for the carnaval. Awesome! During a month or so around carnaval [I have no idea when that is this year], they…

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