Got to visit just before heading to the airport. Seemed like an event was being prepared for, the... read more
The square in the middle allows you to see all these magnificent place and stone buildings. Usually... read more
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Got to visit just before heading to the airport. Seemed like an event was being prepared for, the plaza was off limits and being set up and some other construction was underway as well. Lots of shopping and food available as well. Wish I had...More
The square in the middle allows you to see all these magnificent place and stone buildings. Usually you will meet the popular bandurrias (a black ibis). Facing the Nahuel Huapi lake is the most popular place to go in Bariloche. In good days you get...More
A pretty place that looked a bit like a little Swiss town. Very easy to walk around and has many shops and restaurants. There are money changers too. We were lucky they were having some carnival and hence we got to see the locals celebrating.
I agree with an earlier Reviewer — this otherwise lovely city location is in need of cleaning, perhaps Restoration would be a more fitting word for what needs attention. Why they would allow or tolerate folks painting their names and dates on the stones that...More
We were there 28 years ago and this place of the city was a must to visit. Nowadays the beautiful stone and wood buildings are spoiled by graffiti and poor maintenance. Even the stones that pave this area are all written over. The whole area...More
The civic center is, well, centrally located, which is nice, and the tourist office there has heaps of helpful info. There's also a library, which I wanted to visit, but unfortunately it was closed for a few weeks for some reason or another. You can...More
This is a place for people to mingle and during Christmas it has a fun Christmas tree made out of plaster in the center. Many people and families mingling here - it is the entrance to central shopping area. There is an outdoor shopping market...More
The main downtown area in Bariloche is filled with shops, restaurants and of course, chocolate shops... the village is under construction and can stand to be updated. FYI. there is no Starbucks in this town!!!
Overall this place is a living postal card, filled of excellent views from any panoramic angle. Be ready for trekking or fishing in spring/summer and skiing in autumn/winter. There are tourists from anywhere in the world and prices are not so bad. Be careful with...More
Nice small area to browse around. Chocolate shops Atesanal beer pubs. Fondue Swiss restaurants. And Parilla restaurants. Dominate
