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San Carlos de Bariloche is a bright spot of Argentine Patagonia on the shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi, a city with an alpine appearance and rich history of the XX century. Its uniqueness in combination of mountain peaks, deep lakes and cozy centralized buildings in the style of Swiss chalets makes Bariloche attractive all year round: in winter for skiers, in summer for lovers of trekking and water walks. The atmosphere of warm hospitality and active recreation sets the tone for each visit.
Man-made sights of the city complement the natural beauty: the historical center with Casco Viejo and Centro Sivico, the cathedral, museums, chocolate shops and restaurants create the character of Bariloche. The cable car on Kerro Otto, coastal berths and small embankments are important routes for tourists. In the vicinity and in the bay of Lopez, tourism plays a key role in the economy, so the infrastructure for visiting attractions is developed and convenient for travelers.
The natural gems of the region are impressive in diversity: the Nahuel Huapi National Park with its coniferous forests and mountain lakes, the glacial Lake Moreno, the picturesque lakes Traful and Nahuel Huapi, the Trebol Lagoon in the urban nature reserve area, the island of Victoria and the unique Arrajanes forest with rare arrayanes, as well as Mount Otto with panoramic views. Famous national parks such as Los Glaciares with majestic glaciers are available in the wider region, and for travelers ready for long-distance itineraries, Argentina has unique points such as Icigualasto.
On our website, all these places can be viewed on an interactive map: key points are marked, brief descriptions and practical tips are given. With the help of the map, it is easy to plan the optimal route, calculate the distances between objects and choose the sequence of visits. This is convenient for self-planning one day in the city or a complex multi-day trip around the region.
You are free to explore Bariloche yourself, walking along the promenades and trails, or take advantage of the services of local guides and book excursions to learn more about nature and history. Guides will help to discover hidden trails, explain the geology of lakes and glaciers, tell about flora and fauna and suggest safe routes based on the season. Excursions allow you to feel the place deeper and save time on logistics.
Come to San Carlos de Bariloche to be inspired by the mountains and lakes, walk the scenic trails and taste the local cuisine. Open new routes, mark your favorite corners on the map and plan your next trips – there is always something to see and where to go in this city.
