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One of the most representative places in the region, ideal to enjoy a unique panoramic view where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet.
An emblematic point of Puerto Iguazú where three countries and two large rivers converge.
The Tres Fronteras Landmark is one of the most visited tourist spots in Puerto Iguazú.
The Tres Fronteras Landmark is located in the city of Puerto Iguazú and is one of the most representative tourist attractions in the area. It can be easily accessed from Tres Fronteras Avenue or by walking along the waterfront.
It is a unique point in the world where three countries converge: Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, along with two emblematic rivers, the Iguazú River and the Paraná River.
From this place you can enjoy open, spacious and very characteristic landscapes of the region. In addition, on the property you will find spaces with local crafts and regional products.
Beyond the natural environment, the Landmark represents a symbol of cultural integration between the three countries, becoming a meeting point for both visitors and those who live in the region.
A brief but highly recommended visit to discover one of the most characteristic landscapes of Puerto Iguazú.
An open landscape where the coasts of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay can be clearly distinguished.
A site with strong symbolic value for the region.
A quiet place, easy to navigate and perfect to combine with other attractions.
It is recommended to visit it in the morning or at sunset.
It can be reached on foot, by car or taxi from the center.
Between 30 minutes and 1 hour.
Useful fact: is ideal to visit at sunset.
You can see the exact location of the Tres Fronteras Landmark on the following map:
Yes, especially if you want to know one of the most representative points of Puerto Iguazú.
It is a short visit but highly recommended to add to any tour of the city.
The Tres Fronteras Landmark usually combines very well with places like La Aripuca or Güirá Oga, especially within private tours of Puerto Iguazú.
See Private City TourBetween 30 minutes and 1 hour is usually enough to explore the place and enjoy the view.
Yes, from the center of Puerto Iguazú you can walk there in a short and pleasant walk.
Yes, it is a quiet, open and easy place to get around.
Yes, access to the traditional sector of the Tres Fronteras Landmark is free.
A wild animal refuge dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of Misiones wildlife.
A traditional city attraction that combines a large wooden structure and a clear message about environmental care.
A practical way to visit several attractions in Puerto Iguazú in the same day.