Three Borders Landmark (Hito Tres Fronteras) is a touristic sight located a few blocks from downtown Puerto Iguazu, Argentina. The Landmark is at the confluence of the Iguazu and Parana rivers.

From the Argentinean coast, you can see the Brazilian and Paraguayan coasts. There are three similar obelisks at each border, each painted with the national colors of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.

There is also a Craft Fair where you can buy handicrafts of the province of Misiones and you can see the Tancredo Neves Bridge connecting the cities of Puerto Iguazu (Argentina) and neighboring Brazil's Foz do Iguazu.

There are few places in the world where you can see the juncture of three countries. The viewpoint of the Three Borders Landmark shows the Paraguayan and Brazilian, with a similar landmark painted with the colors corresponding to the flag of each country.

Tips:

At Three Borders Landmark you can walk, take a taxi or bus (colectivo).

Sunset is a good time of the day to visit it.