What should I know before my trip?

The Nahuel Huapi National Park is a unique and protected place. It is important to follow the guides’ instructions and not to leave trash or engage in activities that could harm the environment. Remember that we must be responsible for the conservation of these natural spaces.

In Bariloche, there is a wide variety of activities to enjoy, both within Nahuel Huapi National Park and its surroundings. Make the most of your time and don’t miss the opportunity to experience unique moments, such as sailing on Lake Nahuel Huapi, touring the Circuito Chico, climbing Cerro Campanario, or exploring trails that cross ancient forests and natural viewpoints.

• Patagonia Museum

It was inaugurated by the National Parks Administration on March 17, 1940. The building occupies the east wing of the Civic Center of San Carlos de Bariloche, a building complex declared a National Historic Monument.

• Art Gallery at Cerro Otto Cable Car Complex

It permanently exhibits replicas of the three most important works by Michelangelo Buonarroti: David, Pietà, and Moses, in original size and directly copied from the originals in Italy; also features the disco and microcinema Otto House Music and its merchandising and regional shops.

• Chocolate Museum

The Chocolate Museum is the newest of the museums and the first in South America. You can learn about the history of the product that has traveled the most worldwide since the discovery of America and has sweetened the palates of all cultures. Taste its story from origin to present, guided by a group of experts specialized in the sweetest product.

• Paleontological Museum

This museum was created by the Bariloche Paleontological Association, which aims to detect and preserve the fossil record of the region, especially the northwest area of Argentine Patagonia. Among the specimens is a complete ichthyosaur from Lotena Hill, which inhabited Jurassic seas 150 million years ago.

• Old Settlers Museum

Located along the Circuito Chico, one of the recommended places to visit in Colonia Suiza. The first settlers, in the early 20th century, came from Switzerland and France, giving the place its characteristic style. They dedicated themselves to farming and building their family homes. One of these houses now houses the Old Settlers Museum, in a 1937 building.

• Municipal Artisan Fair

The oldest fair in the city, located in a covered area at the intersection of Moreno and Villegas streets. Products from various categories are offered: cutlery, metal, porcelain, etc.

• Municipal Fair, Women’s Rights Plaza

An outdoor market located behind the Municipal Palace in the Civic Center. A variety of products and works made in wood, metal, modeling, wool, etc., are exhibited.

• Zuem Mapuche Artisan Fair

Part of the area where the Municipal Fair “Moreno and Villegas” is located. Situated on Moreno street, it offers an exhibition and sale of hand-spun and hand-dyed wool textiles made by artisans from villages and settlements of the Southern Line that are members of the Zuem Mapuche Cooperative (whose name means “make Mapuche”), which has operated for over 20 years expressing the cultural identity of the Mapuche people through their textiles.

• Bariloche Artisan Association

Located in the historic González House, where artisans belonging to the Bariloche Artisan Association exhibit and sell their products.

• Ecosureños

Comprises four spaces located at strategic points in the city, offering a range of regional artisanal products exclusively made in Bariloche. Both residents and tourists come to appreciate and buy original and designer handcrafted products made in Bariloche.

Don’t miss the opportunity to try the region’s typical dishes. In Bariloche, you’ll find a wide variety of restaurants offering delicious meals made with local ingredients, such as Patagonian lamb and tasty artisanal chocolates.

• Alto el Fuego

Highly recommended for enjoying grilled meats and Patagonian lamb. It offers a rustic and cozy atmosphere, personalized service, and generous portions. Notable for its carefully curated wine list, featuring selected labels from renowned Argentine wineries that perfectly complement each dish. Ideal for an authentic Patagonian gastronomic experience. Located at Av. Elcano 3463.

• El Boliche de Alberto

Has several specialized locations (meat, pasta, etc.), but the grill one is the most recognized for its quality and variety. Offers classic cuts and full parrillada options with juicy, perfectly cooked meats. Ideal to enjoy authentic Argentine barbecue in Bariloche. Located at Villegas 347.

• Familia Weiss

A traditional restaurant with lake views, specializing in Central European and Patagonian cuisine. Offers trout, venison, smoked dishes, and fondues. A touristy atmosphere but an experience worth having. Located at Vice Almte. O’Connor 401.

• L’Italiano Trattoria

Mediterranean cuisine restaurant with starters like fried mixed seafood, homemade pastas, and signature dishes. Highlights include saltimbocca alla romana, trout, lobster, and exquisite artisanal desserts. Located at España 590.

• Stag

Enjoy a gourmet experience with views of Nahuel Huapi. International menu featuring regional dishes such as Patagonian trout, lamb gigot, and homemade pastas. Intimate and cozy atmosphere in a room with panoramic windows on three levels. Located at Lago Nahuel Huapi 7549.

• Las Morillas

Signature cuisine with regional and international dishes made from select ingredients like morel mushrooms, a highly valued Patagonian gourmet ingredient. Also notable are dishes with trout, salmon, venison, and local classics. No children’s menu available. Located at Av. Exequiel Bustillo 7690.

• La Marmite

Specializing in cheese and meat fondues, perfect for sharing. Also offers trout, venison, wild boar, and lamb prepared with traditional Patagonian recipes. Warm and cozy atmosphere, ideal for enjoying an authentic regional experience. Located at Bartolomé Mitre 329.

• Jauja Restaurante y Parrilla

With over 30 years in Bariloche, offers a wide menu combining traditional meats, Patagonian lamb, local trout, salmon, seafood, homemade pastas, and game dishes like venison and wild boar. Also notable are their smoked specialties, regional empanadas, and desserts. Vegetarian and gluten-free options available, along with a careful selection of Argentine wines. Located at Ada María Elflein 148.

• Cassis

Modern European cuisine featuring products from our organic garden and fresh regional ingredients from the Andino-Patagonian area. Offers dishes with hare, trout, lamb, seafood, and more, combining local flavors with gourmet techniques in a warm and natural setting. Located at Lago Gutiérrez.

• El Patacón

Offers a unique gastronomic proposal combining authentic flavors and unmatched quality: artisanal smoked products, regional goods, fresh seafood, gourmet dishes, and the best Argentine grilled meats. Enjoy exclusive Kobe beef flavor or traditional Patagonian lamb roasted on the spit. Also features trout, Patagonian hake, Pacific salmon, and a variety of homemade pastas. The menu includes vegetarian options, gluten-free dishes, kids’ menus, and more. Located at Av. Exequiel Bustillo KM 7.

Breweries in Bariloche

• Cervecería Patagonia

We offer a wide variety of craft beers and gin-based cocktails, among other options. Our food menu includes hot dishes, empanadas, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, and generous sharing platters. All this accompanied by an amazing view, considered one of the best in the area — perfect for enjoying an unforgettable sunset in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Located at Cto. Chico, R8400.

• Cervecería Manush

Enjoy a broad selection of craft beers paired with a tempting food menu: oven-baked pizzas, focaccias, homemade burgers, hearty sharing platters, hot dishes, and irresistible desserts. We offer options for all tastes: vegetarian-friendly, vegan alternatives, and gluten-free dishes. A place designed for sharing good times, with great food, quality drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere that invites you to stay. Located at Morales and Neumeyer.

• Cervecería Berlina

We brew a wide variety of craft beers recognized for their flavor and quality. To accompany them, we offer a food menu with burgers, sandwiches, oven-baked pizzas, sharing platters, vegetarian options, and desserts with authentic Patagonian flavor. You can visit us downtown or in the natural setting of Colonia Suiza. We look forward to welcoming you with draft beer, delicious food, and a perfect atmosphere to share. Located at Exequiel Bustillo 11750.

• Cervecería Blest

Craft brewery with a food menu designed to complement and enhance the flavor of our draft beers. Our menu includes a wide variety of options: traditional snacks, gourmet sandwiches, homemade burgers, rustic fries, soups, homemade pastas, and many other dishes made for enjoying in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Located at Av. Exequiel Bustillo 3850.

In Bariloche, we offer a wide range of accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets, ensuring that every visitor can enjoy an unforgettable stay. With over 100 options available, from international five-star hotels to cozy hostels, we are confident that every traveler will find the perfect place to stay and relax after a day of adventures in the land of glaciers.

• Lirolay Suites

7051 Av. Exequiel Bustillo

• Llao Llao Resort

Av. Ezequiel Bustillo Km. 25

• Charming Luxury Lodge & Private Spa

Hua Huan 7549

• Cacique Inacayal Lake & Spa Hotel

Juan Manuel de Rosas 625

• Alma Del Lago Suites & Spa

Av. Bustillo Km 1.151

• Design Suites Bariloche

Av. Exequiel Bustillo 2500

• NH Bariloche Edelweiss

San Martín 202

• Huinid Bustillo Hotel & Cabañas

Av. Exequiel Bustillo 2600

• Peninsula Petit Hotel

Av. del Campanario 493

• Hampton by Hilton Bariloche

Libertad 290

• Arelauquen Lodge

Ruta 82 Lago Gutierrez

• Rochester Bariloche

Av. Exequiel Bustillo 6784

• La Cascada Casa Patagónica

Av. Exequiel Bustillo 6000

• Nido del Condor Hotel & Spa

Av. Exequiel Bustillo 6922

• Hotel Tirol Bariloche

Libertad 175