The Polvorilla Viaduct sits near the base of the Andes in Los Andes, Argentina. This iconic space was built by the same engineering teams that constructed the Panama Canal and is composed of twenty-five Balmaceda Arribas-type arches. At 794 ft long and 60 meters high, it is the tallest viaduct in the country. Its main attraction is the stunning scenery it frames, featuring an array of colors and vistas of the Andes. This impressive landmark is sure to be remembered. Explore the area and take in the expansive views of the nearby mountains, or enjoy the picturesque sunsets from its vantage point. Visit during the summer as the weather is pleasant during this time.
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