Information about Resistencia:

Resistencia is an Argentinian city, located in northern Argentina, and is also the capital and the city with the largest number of inhabitants within the province of El Chaco. The province is located in northern Argentina, and, at the same time, the city, is located in the central-east part of the province, practically bordering the province of Corrientes, only separated by the Paraná River. Resistencia has around 300,000 inhabitants.

Resistencia is very close to some other locations such as: Villa Angela, Qutilipi, Gral. José de San Martin, Formosa, Corrientes and Bella Vista, among other locations. It should be noted that it is also close to Asunción del Paraguay (capital of Paraguay) .

Although the city does not receive lots of visitors, the number of people traveling to Resistencia has been increasing over the last couple of years. Some of the most popular and local landmarks of Resistencia are: El Fogon de Los Arrieros, Shopping Sarmiento, Iglesia Catedral de Resistencia, Iglesia Don Bosco, Plaza Belgrano, Museo de las Esculturas Urbanas del Mundo and Casa de Las Culturas, among many other tourist attractions.

There is a bus terminal on Mac Lean Avenue and Cristofani Street, the Resistencia Bus Terminal, from which it is possible to travel, both, to destinations within Argentina, and to international destinations.

Some of the most requested companies are: Flecha Bus, Andesmar, Río Uruguay, ERSA, El Pulqui, and Plusultra Mercobus, among many other companies.

Information about Mar del Plata:

Mar del Plata is an Argentinian city located in the Southeast Province of Buenos Aires, on the coast of the Argentinian Sea. It is the second city in Argentina with the largest number of visitors, only after the capital of the country, the City of Buenos Aires.

Most of the tourism in the city is due to the beaches and spas, therefore, in the Argentinian summer, it's when the city receives most of the tourists, during high season. It should also be noted, that most of the tourists that Mar del Plata receive are domestic tourism, that is, from Argentina itself.

Some locations close to the City of Mar del Plata are: Necochea, Miramar, Lobería, Villa Gesell, Pinamar, Santa Teresita, San Clemente del Tuyú, Tandil, Azul and Olavarría, among other cities. It should be noted that of all the cities located on the Atlantic Coast of Argentina, Mar del Plata is the most visited.

Some of the most visited points when traveling to Mar del Plata ( without taking account of its beaches) are: Museo Municipal de Arte Juan Carlos Castagnino, Torre Tanque, Catedral de Los Santos Pedro y Cecilia, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Mar del Plata and Centro Cultural Villa Victoria Ocampo. Activities such as diving or marine excursions are also popular.

The distance between Mar del Plata and Buenos Aires, traveling by bus, is of approximately 400 kilometers.