From Argentina’s leading map publishers, a combined plan/guide of Buenos Aires with tourist tips, descriptions of main attractions, a 3-day hour-by-hour plan for a perfect city break and suggestions for day trips.

Waterproof map of Patagonia at 1:3,300,000 from de Dios Editores, designed to highlight 101 places of interest all with brief descriptions, as well as essential information for travelling around the region.

Overview map of Argentina designed to highlight 100 best places of interest, attractions, national parks, etc., all with brief descriptions, as well as to provide essential information for traveling around the country.

The coast of southern Brazil on a map from the Argentinian publishers de Dios designed to highlight the region’s numerous beaches, with more detailed enlargements for the six most visited areas, classification according to their character, recommendations for accommodation, etc.

Bariloche - Siete Lagos area in a series of handy format, light, laminated and waterproof concertina maps of Argentina’s popular regions and routes from De Dios, presenting a selection of tourist road maps, street plans and trekking suggestions. The road maps in these titles do not aim to provide a detailed picture of the region’s road network, but are designed to highlight interesting routes or main touris...

The coastal area of the Bahia state of Brazil on a tourist map from the Buenos Aires based publishers de Dios, with highlighting for 100 recommended locations, color-coded into towns, charming villages, natural sites, tourist circuits, spas and historic sites. Several of the recommended sites are within the Chapada Diamantina region laying further inland but included on an additional map panel.

Central districts of Santiago on a street plan highlighting 102 recommended attractions, colour-coded into best sights, restaurants, entertainment and shopping, all accompanied by brief descriptions, plus suggestions for a 48 hours visit to the city and other tourist information.

Antarctica on a simple laminated and tear-resistant tourist map with an enlargement for the Antarctic Peninsula, designed to present the basic facts of the continent’s geography and the history of its exploration.

Central districts of Buenos Aires on a handy size concertina map at 1:18,000 from the locally-based publishers de Dios Editores showing locations of various places of interest and services, all listed on the reverse together with the street index.

Peninsula Valdes in a series of handy format, light, laminated and waterproof concertina maps of Argentina’s popular regions and routes from De Dios, presenting a selection of tourist road maps, street plans and trekking suggestions. The road maps in these titles do not aim to provide a detailed picture of the region’s road network, but are designed to highlight interesting routes or main tourist attraction...

Southern Patagonia: El Chaten - El Calafate area in a series of handy format, light, laminated and waterproof concertina maps of Argentina’s popular regions and routes from De Dios, presenting a selection of tourist road maps, street plans and trekking suggestions. The road maps in these titles do not aim to provide a detailed picture of the region’s road network, but are designed to highlight interesting r...

An overview map of South America from de Dios, designed to highlight locations of the continent’s 100 best sights, all listed on the reverse with brief descriptions. On one side is a very general, indexed map showing the network of main roads, ports and airports, as well as main national parks and other protected areas. The map highlights numerous places of interest, with 100 most important sights cross-ref...

North-western Argentina on a waterproof and tear-resistant map from the Buenos Aires-based De Dios combining an overview road map of the region, five additional more detailed panels showing recommendations for sightseeing routes, extensive Spanish language descriptions of places of interest and other tourist information. This 2014 version of this title includes:

Ruta 40, Argentina’s longest road running from the Bolivian border along the Andes to Cabo Virgenes (Cape Virgins) on the Atlantic side of the Magellan Straights presented by the Buenos Aires based de Dios on a tourist map highlighting 100 places of interest, each one cross-referenced to a brief description in Spanish.

Iguazu Falls in a series of handy format, light, laminated and waterproof concertina maps of Argentina’s popular regions and routes from De Dios, presenting a selection of tourist road maps, street plans and trekking suggestions. The road maps in these titles do not aim to provide a detailed picture of the region’s road network, but are designed to highlight interesting routes or main tourist attractions.

Santiago in a series of light, laminated and waterproof concertina street plans of Latin American capitals, designed to present each city’s most visited areas. The plans are indexed and include diagrams of metro networks.

São Paulo CityMap in a series of light, laminated and waterproof concertina street plans of Latin American capitals and main cities from the Buenos Aires –based de Dios, designed to present each city’s most visited areas. The plans are indexed and include diagrams of metro networks.

Montevideo Map/Guide from de Dios presenting the city’s central districts on a street plan with descriptions of top 100 not-to-be-missed attractions, etc, plus very extensive tourist tips, including recommendations for out-of-town excursions, etc. PLEASE NOTE: ALL THE TEXT IS IN SPANISH ONLY.

Montevideo in a series of light, laminated and waterproof concertina street plans of Latin American capitals, designed to present each city’s most visited areas. The plans are indexed and include diagrams of metro networks.

North-western Argentina on a handy size, waterproof and tear-resistant concertina map from the Buenos Aires-based De Dios providing an overview road map of the region, five additional more detailed panels showing recommendations for sightseeing circuits, plus four street plans. This 2007 version of this title includes: