Things To Do
in Goya

Open riverside for golden-hour reflections, fishing boats, and wide skies.

Colorful buildings, fountain, and street life ideal for candid photography.

Religious architecture with arches and stately interiors around the main square.

Bridge views and skyline silhouettes framed by water and boats.

Fresh river dorado grilled with lemon, garlic, and herbs; widely found at riverfront parrillas.

Must-Try!

Crisp, flaky surubí fillets baked or lightly fried with citrus and onions; common in fish markets and eateries.

Cheese-based baked rolls that pair well with mate; widely available in bakeries.

Savory meat-filled pastries often baked or fried, accessible at mercados and cafés.

In restaurants, a 10% tip is common if service is not included; small tips to taxi drivers or hotel staff are appreciated.

Credit/debit cards widely accepted in the city; cash in Argentine pesos is often preferred for street vendors and markets.

Expect hot, humid days with frequent afternoon storms; stay hydrated, wear sun protection, and plan river activities for early mornings.

Milder days with comfortable temperatures; ideal for walking tours and outdoor markets.

Cooler evenings, mild daytime temperatures; layers are wise, occasional fog along the river.

Warm days with vibrant greenery and bird activity; great for outdoor photography and hikes.

Easy riverside trails along the Paraná with opportunities for birdwatching and sunset photography.

Short hikes through floodplain habitats offering abundant wildlife and scenic viewpoints.