Not only is Bariloche, Argentina saturated in exquisite natural beauty, it also boasts a hefty number of local breweries. Most of the Bariloche craft beer, called cerveza artesanal, is produced on a small scale using fresh, natural and local ingredients – most importantly the crystal-clear mountain water.… Read the rest
Cerro Campanario, one of the many hills that dot the scenic landscape surrounding San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, sits at an elevation of 1,049 meters (3445 ft.) The Campanario Hill, while not the tallest in the region, boasts a stunning 360-degree viewpoint offering vistas of deep, cobalt-blue lakes and stark, snow-capped mountaintops.… Read the rest
The historic village of Colonia Suiza in Bariloche, Argentina has long been a tourist destination for visitors. Located along the famous Bariloche Circuito Chico sightseeing route, the small cluster of dwellings and restaurants is fairly easy to reach by car or by bus.… Read the rest
Cerro Llao Llao Bariloche offers one of the most phenomenal views within Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi. Located near Bariloche, Argentina within Parque Municipal Llao Llao, the Llao Llao Hill is easy to reach via a picturesque hike. Along the way, the looping walking trail leads to panoramic vistas within their natural landscapes.… Read the rest
Buenos Aires, Argentina is a big city with a plethora of sights. Each BA neighborhood is distinct with an array of sights. We were quick to learn that there is no shortage of things to do in Buenos Aires. In an attempt to see the highlights of the city, we created an ambitious One Day in Buenos Aires Itinerary.… Read the rest
Our trip to Bariloche was just the fourth city we traveled to on our ‘Round the World journey (after Montevideo, Punta del Diablo and Buenos Aires). We had two weeks in the city in the month of May – which was too early for the ski season, but a fantastic time for hiking in Bariloche (and, in our opinion, the best time to visit Bariloche).… Read the rest
By nature, I’m a saver, but now that we are travelling full-time without any income, we’ve become spenders. As the self-appointed CFO of our Jetsetting Fools operation, we are spenders on a budget of $100 per day – total for both of us.… Read the rest
While in Buenos Aires, we spent a day in Recoleta, which is considered the wealthiest area of the city with luxurious shopping, art galleries, museums and mansions. It also has the Recoleta Cemetery, rumored to be the most expensive real estate in the city.… Read the rest
The Palermo neighborhood in Buenos Aires is ideal for leisurely window-shopping, café sipping and roaming in the park. It was an excellent choice for us after our first day of sightseeing in Buenos Aires that took us seven miles through three other neighborhoods.… Read the rest