Easter Week in Bariloche, Everything Begins with I Wanna

A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE. AND RELIVE IT 5 DAYS.

EASTER WEEK IN BARILOCHE, EVERYTHING BEGINS WITH I WANNA. Civic Center + Mitre Street Take a pleasant walk through the heart of our city.

Estimated duration: Half a day

CIVIC CENTER: After 75 years, the Civic Center still preserves its original charm. Its stone buildings, wooden doors and, of course, the Nahuel Huapi lake in the background, are some of the many reasons why the Civic Center is a must-see for tourists and locals alike.

MITRE STREET: “La Mitre,” as it is commonly known, was the ﬁrst paved street in Bariloche. It’s where you’ll ﬁnd most of the city’s stores, like chocolate and handicraft shops, bars and restaurants, bookstores, music stores, galleries, tourist agencies, and much more. Walking from one end to the other on this street is an experience well worth having.

Cathedral of Bariloche: With its Neo-Gothic style, high walls and a huge decorated dome, the majestic Cathedral amazes visitors, as does the stunning scenery around it. Civic Center + Mitre Street Take a pleasant walk through the heart of our city.

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Civic Center Mitre Street Short Circuit A traditional and beautiful route.

Estimated duration: Half a day

SHORT CIRCUIT: This is one of the most traditional tourist routes in Bariloche. Leaving from downtown Bariloche, you can travel along miles of beautiful countryside and be amazed by breathtaking views. You can hire a tour guide or do it by yourself. Attractions along this route include:

Mount Campanario: Just over 10.5 miles (17 km) from downtown, this mountain has one of the best panoramic views of the city.

Colonia Suiza: You’ll ﬁnd museums, restaurants and a vibrant fair on Sundays, where you can sample a traditional meal called curanto.

López Bay, Panoramic Viewpoint and Llao Llao Municipal Park: An excellent way to get to grips with Bariloche’s surrounding areas. It’s nature in its purest form with stunning views. Short Circuit A traditional and beautiful route.

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LAGO GUTIERREZ CASA DE PIEDRA VILLA CATEDRAL CERRO LOPEZ VILLA LOS COIHUES

Short Circuit Mountains and Huts An unforgettable experience on nature’s summit.

Estimated duration: One day

The mountains guard our city. They shelter us, protect us, and make us one of the most visited destinations in Argentina and the continent. Are you coming to Bariloche? Don’t miss out on our stunning mountains and huts.

MOUNT CATEDRAL: If you’re a keen skier then be sure to pay a visit to Mount Catedral, the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere with a large infrastructure to cater for a range of winter sports. This resort is open all year round and it is easily accessible from downtown Bariloche. You’ll also ﬁnd Frey Hut on Mount Catedral, an ideal spot for those who love hiking. Just a few yards from the parking lot you’ll ﬁnd the new practice slope at the base of Mount Catedral. It has snow sleds that travel at high speeds along a synthetic track, there’ll ideal for children and adults alike to have a great time together. Mountains and Huts An unforgettable experience on nature’s summit.

MOUNT TRONADOR: Mount Tronador is the tallest mountain in Bariloche. After following a road full of twists, turns and spectacular views of the Ventisquero Negro glacier, lakes and rivers, the majesty of Tronador mountain will take your breath away as you get closer. You can hike or ride a horse along the mountain trails, and stay overnight in one of the lodges, camping sites or mountain huts.

Estimated duration: Half a day

MOUNT OTTO: The best thing about Mount Otto is its location. The mountain is right on Bariloche’s doorstep so you can reach it on foot. You can spend the afternoon in its famous revolving cafeteria, which has become a must-see for every visitor eager to get a glimpse of the city from the top of this amazing mountain. The mountain also has several huts where you can explore the woods and be in direct contact with nature. You’ll have a great time at the new Recreation Complex, where you can cross a 115 foot long bridge that hangs 20 feet over the thick lenga woods. And enjoy the Mirror Cabin where you will you can take pictures of your distorted reflection. At Piedras Blancas Park, you will find the longest zip line in South America. Experience “flying” in a safe and fun way surrounded by nature. You can slide down the cable from a platform and go across the woods at high speed, as if you were a low-flying bird. An unforgettable experience on nature’s summit.

Estimated duration: Half a day Mountains and Lakes

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CASCADA LAGO LOS ALERCES GUILLELMO LAGO STEFFEN Lakes and Beaches Peace, quiet, and legendary scenery.

If you know your local history then there’s a chance that you’ve heard about “Nahuelito”, the mythical creature that, according to the legend, lives in the deep waters of the Nahuel Huapi Lake. Our immense lakes have many more secrets waiting to be discovered.

LAKE GUTIÉRREZ Surrounded by Otto, Catedral and Ventana mountains, this beautiful lake is similar to Nahuel Huapi except for its size. Known by the mapuche as “green lake”, its gorgeous waters are surrounded by several beaches and stunning waterfalls that are easily accessible.

LAKES MASCARDI, GUILLELMO AND STEFFEN: Located across Route 40 heading to El Bolsón, these 3 lakes oﬀer a variety of beaches, ideal for sitting back, relaxing, and enjoying the peace and tranquility. Lakes and Beaches Peace, quiet, and legendary scenery.

LAKE MORENO EAST-WEST: A constant scene within the Short Circuit, these beautiful lakes are home to the best spots for rowing, windsurﬁng and stand-up paddling.

PLAYA BONITA: Located at kilometer 7 of Bustillo Avenue, it has a comprehensive facilities including restrooms, restaurants and security services to enjoy the sun and good music with stunning views of Huemul Island, just across the lake.

BAHÍA SERENA: Located at kilometer 12 of Bustillo Avenue, this beach is quiet, ideal for relaxing with the family and having some fun climbing the rocks.

VILLA TACUL: Located at kilometer 29 of the Short Circuit, behind the Llao Llao Municipal Park, this is one of the quietest beaches in the area. It’s surrounded by woods and it is the best place to enjoy a picnic with family and friends.

DOWNTOWN BEACHES: If you want to enjoy the beach without leaving downtown, the public beaches on the shore of the Nahuel Huapi lake are beautiful, wide and safe. You can visit the beach across the Civic Center or Playa Centenario, in the Ñireco neighborhood. Keep on Going! Because there is so much more!

There is still plenty to see, enjoy and walk. Hundreds of places where you can taste our local delicacies and meals, get to know our history and experience the tranquility – or the adrenaline – of our landscapes.

WHAT TO EAT

Chocolate Route: Bariloche is the National Capital of chocolate, and our visitors can tour all of our chocolate shops, where chocolate is produced before your very eyes. We even have a museum dedicated to this delicacy! It’s a must.

Craft Breweries: Bariloche has been producing craft beer for almost 100 years. Over the last year, more than a dozen new breweries have opened, which have added to the traditional ones by creating a true "beer route.”

Lamb, Trout and Smoked Cuts: Eating is an Argentine passion, and this city oﬀers some of the most coveted regional products for those who enjoy good food, famous for its ﬂavor and quality.

Tea Houses: When tea time comes around, Bustillo Avenue is the place to be. You'll ﬁnd houses and restaurants that oﬀer the complete high tea experience, serving delicious scones, homemade breads and pastries.

WHAT TO DO

Museums: In Bariloche, you will ﬁnd dozens of museums and galleries to visit at any time, an ideal plan to learn and make your journey even richer. You shouldn’t miss the Museum of Patagonia, the Cable Car Art Gallery on Mount Otto, the Museum of Chocolate, the Fishing Exhibition, the Rosendo Pascual Geology Museum and the Paleontological Museum.

Nahuelito Park: With 4 hectares of woods within the Short Circuit, this park has over 30 life-size replicas of the ﬁrst dinosaurs and everything you need to spend a great day with your family.

Caves in Cerro Leones Park: Tour the caves with expert guids and go back in time. It’s located less than 10 miles (15 km) from downtown Bariloche, this place lets you get to know the history, geography, botany and geology of the area while having a great time. Keep on Going! Because there is so much more!

Lake Tours: the Nahuel Huapi Lake stands out for its great size, gorgeous scenery and the clearest waters. Sailing this lake is one of our visitors’ favorite activities. Don’t miss Victoria Island, with its famous Myrtle Forest, Puerto Blest, with the Cascada de los Cntaros waterfall, and Brazo Tristeza.

Rafting in Manso River: One of the main activities in Bariloche, rafting is the perfect sport to enjoy with your family or friends. The tour takes about 9 hours and is ideal to visit stunning landscapes at the heart of nature.

Stand-Up Paddling on Limay River: Standing up has never been this fun! If you're up for a challenge ﬁlled with adventure, you can't miss standing on a surfboard on Limay river. Balance is everything! Designed for groups of up to 8 people. Duration: 4 hours.

Fishing: Bariloche has a wide variety of rivers and lakes for ﬁshing fanatics. If you have always dreamed of taking a picture holding a huge trout in one hand and your ﬁshing rod on the other, the waters of the Nahuel Huapi Lake and the Limay, Traful, Caleufu and Manso rivers are the spot to do it in.

Canopy: zip lines, hanging bridges and rappels, canopy is the perfect way to feel the diﬀerent textures of nature. Designed for small groups geared with the necessary safety equipment. Keep on Going! More Attractions

Ecotourism Park: Only 10 blocks away from the Civic Center there is an adventure park where you can have the best time with your family. It has chairlifts, trails, a cafeteria located on a viewpoint, restaurants, handicraft stands and a giant slide! Don’t miss out! You will never forget this place.

Ice Skating: An activity designed for fun. No matter the season, there’s ice skating available.

Discotecas: para quienes buscan algo de diversin por las noches, en la Av. Juan Manuel de Rosas, paralela a la costa del lago Nahuel Huapi, se encuentran las discotecas ms famosas de la ciudad, cada una con su propio estilo e historia. Quién no ha escuchado hablar de Grisú, Cerebro, Rocket, By Pass o Genux o las ha visitado en su adolescencia. Para quienes buscan algo ms tranquilo, los bares de la ciudad se caracterizan por contar con una amplia variedad de cervezas artesanales.

Nightclubs: If you are looking for some fun at night, head to Juan Manuel de Rosas Avenue, which runs alongside the shore of the Nahuel Huapi lake. It is packed with the city’s most famous nightclubs, each with its own style and history. Everyone has heard of Grisú, Cerebro, Rocket, By Pass or Genux, or probably visited them when they were teenagers. If you are looking for something quiet-er, the city’s bars and pubs oﬀer a wide range of craft beers.

Casino of Bariloche: Located just one block away from the Nahuel Huapi Lake in downtown Bariloche, the casino is another great choice for entertainment. You can play roulette, poker, blackjack or slot machines and enjoy the greatest shows. A safe bet on fun! Useful Phone Numbers Someone is always there to help!

TOURIST OFFICES SECRETARY OF TOURISM Civic Center (0294) 4429850 CLUB ANDINO BARILOCHE 20 de Febrero 30 (0294) 4422266 4424579

ADMINISTRATION OF THE NAHUEL HUAPI NATIONAL PARK San Martín 24 (0294) 4423111 4423366

NAHUEL HUAPI NATIONAL PARKS (0294) 4423111 4423121 4422734

EMERGENCY SERVICES NATIONAL ROAD AGENCY Elﬂein 915 (0294) 4422375 FIRE DEPARTMENT División Central de Alarma 100 Onelli 1520 (0294) 4422828 POLICE DEPARTMENT Radio Command 101 Comisaría Civic Center (0294) 4422772 4423434 CIVIL DEFENSE Emergency Services 103 (0294) 440203 AGENCY FOR THE PREVENTION AND FIGHT AGAINST WILDFIRES La Paz esq. Otto Goedecke (0294) 4437417 LOCAL HOSPITAL Emergencias 107 Moreno 601 (0294) 4426119 4426100 Live It All. Enjoy It All. Because all we do is for you.

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