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Rosario's Fiesta de las Colectividades in November is the biggest multicultural celebration in Argentina. Join the festival's mind-boggling mix of culture and traditions.

Set on the Paraná river, Argentina's lesser-known city of Rosario is known as both the Cradle of the Flag and City of Open Doors. But why?

An exciting city full of historic attractions and beautiful parks and gardens, Curitiba is a destination that offers travelers a unique Brazilian experience.

Santa Fe, originally called Santa Fe de la Veracruz, and is one of Argentina's oldest cities, which can be traced in its historic buildings as well as in its churches.

After exploring Victoria's architectural glories and touring the Benedictine abbey, it is time to visit thé attraction of Victoria: el Museo OVNI - a museum about UFOs.

San Ignacio Miní, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the largest and best preserved of the Jesuit missions in the region.

This town provides a great stopping point when touring popular cities of Brazil. Maringá offers a beautiful cathedral, green space and a taste of true Brazilian culture.

The authenticity of some of his claims have been questioned by later historians but the name of Cabot still stands high in the annals of early exploration.

Many travellers make a mistake by only spending one night at Iguazu/Iguacu Falls. More time is needed to get the most out of a trip to this amazing World Heritage Site.

Itaipu Dam, a Paraguayan/Brazilian effort, supplies 90 percent of Paraguay's energy. Can the infrastructure handle Brazilian travel and the Brazil Olympics in 2016?