Tigre

　　Tigre is located in the northern part of Greater Buenos Aires in northeastern Argentina, on the Paraná River Delta, and is an important tourist destination and weekend getaway in Argentina. Situated on small islands formed by several rivers, Tigre was established in 1820 and takes its name from the "tigers" (actually jaguars) that residents once caught.

　　Tigre serves as the starting point for visitors exploring the Paraná River Delta. For both locals and tourists, motorboats are the best way to cruise the city’s canals, offering views of English-style boats, numerous marinas, modest homes, and elegant mansions. British cultural influences and Victorian-style architecture are visible throughout Tigre, along with many Tudor-style half-timbered buildings that stand as historical landmarks. The Tigre Art Museum, a landmark of the city, was once a private social club and was converted into a museum in 2006 to showcase artworks, making it a paradise for art enthusiasts.

　　Tigre Reason to visit: An important seaside tourist city in Argentina Continent where the attraction is located: South America [South America] Country/Region where the attraction is located: Argentina [Argentina] Province/State where the attraction is located: Buenos Aires Province [Buenos Aires Province] City where the attraction is located: Tigre [Tigre]