The stone downtown and the lakefront
7 stops · 3 h · walking · 7 stops
- Centro Cívico
- Museo de la Patagonia
- Playa del Centro
- Catedral del Nahuel Huapi
- Rapa Nui y el Paseo Mitre
- Feria Artesanal Municipal
- El Boliche de Alberto
140 places · National Parks, Club Andino, Bariloche a la Carta · no Eater · 5 routes
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This interactive map of Bariloche (Argentina) brings together 140 hand-picked places: 48 attractions, 46 restaurants, 23 cafés and 23 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
· Curated by the HOLASIM team · How we make the maps
Tap a route to see it drawn on the map, stop by stop.
7 stops · 3 h · walking · 7 stops
7 stops · full day · buses 20 & 10, car or bike · 7 stops
6 stops · 5 h · cable car + walking · 6 stops
7 stops · full day · bus 10 · Wednesday or Sunday · 7 stops
6 stops · 2 days · buses 55 & 50 + hiking · 6 stops
Downtown · The stone plaza
Green stone from Cerro Carbón, cypress beams and the lake behind: the postcard that invented the Bariloche look.
Tip: Until 12 October the square hosts the Bariloche a la Carta fair: Río Negro and Córdoba producers outdoors.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapCentro Cívico · East wing
Mapuche culture, Swiss settlers, a stuffed puma and the national park story, inside the prettiest building on the square.
Tip: Closed Sundays and Mondays. Dirt-cheap ticket and the perfect plan for a windy or rainy day.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Facing the lake
Neo-Gothic, local stone and Patagonian stained glass, facing the Nahuel Huapi. Free to enter and worth the detour.
Tip: The stained glass lights up mid-afternoon. Leave by the back and you drop straight onto the lakefront.
🚇 12 de Octubre y Frey · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 1.2 · Havanna
The story of why this city is, by law, Argentina's National Chocolate Capital. Tasting included.
Tip: Perfect rainy-day plan with kids: 40 minutes end to end, finishing in the factory and the café.
🚇 Bustillo km 1,1 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · 12 de Octubre
Patagonian dinosaurs and Nahuel Huapi fossils in a small, free and surprisingly good museum.
Tip: Pay what you want. Ask about the kids' workshops: they run most low-season afternoons.
🚇 12 de Octubre y Sarmiento · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Lake pier
The historic pier below the Centro Cívico, where the catamarans leave and the best sunsets happen.
Tip: In October the sun sets around 8 pm and the pier empties out: prime photo hour.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Lakefront
Volcanic sand and turquoise water a block from the Centro Cívico. Freezing, but the view is free.
Tip: In October the water sits around 9 °C: this is a mate-and-photos beach, not a swimming one.
🚇 San Martín 219 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 4 min walk
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Show on mapLakefront · By the Centro Cívico
The giant letters with the lake behind. The most repeated photo in Patagonia, and it still works.
Tip: Before 10 am there's no queue. From November on it's impossible to shoot it empty.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 4 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · 20 de Febrero
Home of the mountain huts since 1931: book Frey, López and Jakob here, and ask how the trail actually is today.
Tip: In October several high trails are still snowed in. Drop by first: they'll tell you what's passable.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapAlto Jardín Botánico · Urban forest
Andean-Patagonian forest ten blocks from downtown: coihue, lenga and ñire trees, and nobody but you.
Tip: October is budburst month: the forest goes from grey to green in three weeks. Wear grippy shoes.
🚇 Pasaje Gutiérrez y Curuzú Cuatiá · bus 70 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapCentenario · East shore
The locals' beach: walkable from downtown, with a wide-open view of lake and cordillera.
Tip: Kitesurfers launch here when the west wind blows. In October you'll have the shore almost to yourself.
🚇 12 de Octubre y Sarmiento · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapLas Victorias · East side
The calmest balcony over the Nahuel Huapi, with the whole city and a snowy Catedral behind.
Tip: Almost no tour comes here. Bring a thermos: it's the city's best mate-with-a-view.
🚇 Las Victorias y Luis Piedrabuena · bus 70 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapAv. de los Pioneros · Base
Twelve minutes of cable car over the forest up to 1,405 m a.s.l. The easiest summit in Bariloche.
Tip: A free shuttle from downtown comes with the ticket: check times, there are fewer in low season.
🚇 Pioneros - Teleférico · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapCerro Otto · Summit
At 1,405 m a.s.l., with the Nahuel Huapi, Lake Gutiérrez and the whole cordillera turning around you.
Tip: In October the top still has snow and no queue. Bring layers: it's several degrees colder up there.
🚇 Av. de los Pioneros · bus 50 · cable car, 12 min
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Show on mapCerro Otto · Otto Meiling's house
The house of the German climber who shaped Patagonian mountaineering, now a museum-café with a huge view.
Tip: Fifteen easy downhill minutes from the Otto summit. Check it's open outside the season.
🚇 Cerro Otto summit · cable car + 15 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 1.2 · Cerro Viejo
A short chairlift to a balcony over city and lake, with a giant slide to come back down laughing.
Tip: The cheapest, closest viewpoint in town: ideal when the weather rules out Catedral.
🚇 Bustillo km 1.2 · bus 20 · chairlift, 5 min
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Show on mapBustillo km 1.8 · Lakefront
First stop on Avenida Bustillo: the lake opens up and you get why everyone keeps driving.
Tip: Mandatory stop if you start the Circuito Chico by bike: you're still fresh here.
🚇 Bustillo km 1,8 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 3.2 · Melipal
A wide dark-sand beach with a pier and the cordillera opposite, ten bus minutes from downtown.
Tip: Sunset hits you head-on here. In October it's empty and the light lasts forever.
🚇 Bustillo km 4 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 7.9 · Playa Bonita
The most photographed beach on the lakeshore road, with Huemul island opposite and forest to the waterline.
Tip: Cross up to the roadside viewpoint: the good shot is from there, not from the sand.
🚇 Bustillo km 7,9 (Playa Bonita) · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 12.4 · Bahía Serena
Pale sand, cypress trees leaning over the water, and a name it earned: the calmest bay on the lake.
Tip: Pair it with Berlina brewery, four blocks uphill.
🚇 Bustillo km 12,4 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 12 · La Ermita
Short trails among century-old coihues and a hidden chapel, steps off the road and empty.
Tip: A flat, signposted 40-minute loop. Perfect to stretch your legs between breweries.
🚇 Bustillo km 12 · bus 20 · 6 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 17.5 · Base
Seven minutes of open chairlift over the forest up to Patagonia's most famous viewpoint.
Tip: You can also hike up in 25-35 steep minutes and ride down. Cheaper that way.
🚇 Bustillo km 17.5 · bus 20 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 17.5 · Summit
At 1,049 m a.s.l. the Nahuel Huapi, Lake Moreno, Llao Llao and Catedral all open at once. Unbeatable 360°.
Tip: In October you go up queue-free with the peaks still white. In January the wait tops an hour.
🚇 Bustillo km 17.5 · bus 20 · chairlift, 7 min
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Show on mapSan Pedro · Forest and shore
The peninsula almost nobody drives: gravel lanes through coihue forest, empty coves, Campanario views.
Tip: There is a bus (route 13/22) but it's infrequent: if you can, bike it — about 10 km of easy gravel.
🚇 Avenida del Campanario · bus 13/22 · 6 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 20 · El Trébol
A mirror-flat lagoon between Nahuel Huapi and Moreno, with reeds, birds and zero road noise.
Tip: First thing in the morning the water goes mirror-still and reflects López and Capilla whole.
🚇 Circuito Chico km 20 · buses 10 & 13/22 · 5 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 25 · Llao Llao
The 1938 wooden pier facing the Llao Llao: the catamarans across the Nahuel Huapi leave from here.
Tip: Route 20 ends here: the last urban stop and the natural end of the Circuito Chico.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 4 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 25 · Llao Llao
Alejandro Bustillo's masterpiece: red roofs, cypress logs, and the most photographed hotel in Argentina.
Tip: No need to stay: San Eduardo chapel and the viewpoint opposite are public and give the same shot.
🚇 Hotel Llao Llao · bus 20 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 25 · Llao Llao
A 1938 chapel of logs and stone, also by Alejandro Bustillo. Tiny, perfect, free and open to the forest.
Tip: Often locked between services, but the exterior and the surrounding forest are the point.
🚇 Bustillo km 25 · bus 20 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapLlao Llao · Lake Moreno
Lake Moreno's beach below the Llao Llao: emerald water and forest tumbling down to the shore.
Tip: First stop on the Llao Llao Municipal Park trail: park up top and walk down.
🚇 Hotel Llao Llao · bus 20 · 23 min walk
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Show on mapLlao Llao Municipal Park · Summit
The highest-return short hike in Bariloche: an hour up and the Nahuel Huapi opens 360°.
Tip: About 2.5 km from Puerto Pañuelo, 1 h uphill. October can be muddy: wear grippy shoes.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 1 h uphill
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Show on mapCerro Llao Llao · North balcony
The rock balcony over Brazo Tristeza and Victoria island, with Tronador peeking behind.
Tip: Bring water: there's nothing up there. And save battery: this is the shot of the whole trip.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 1 h uphill
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Show on mapVilla Tacul · Hidden bay
A white-sand crescent ringed by giant coihues, 45 minutes on foot from Puerto Pañuelo. No cars, no noise.
Tip: Enter via Llao Llao Municipal Park. Carry everything: no shop or toilet on the way.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 45 min walk
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Show on mapCircuito Chico · Lago Escondido
A small dark lake tucked between hills, with a wooden jetty that looks staged for the photo.
Tip: Short walk down from the Circuito Chico road. On a bike, brake: it's very easy to blow past it.
🚇 Circuito Chico - Bahía López · bus 10 · 20 min walk
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Show on mapCircuito Chico · Bahía López
Clear water between rock walls at the foot of Cerro López. The most photogenic bay on the Circuito Chico.
Tip: The bus stop is up on the road: about 10 minutes down (and back up).
🚇 Circuito Chico - Bahía López · bus 10 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapCircuito Chico · Km 22
The Circuito Chico's official overlook: Lake Moreno below, Llao Llao on one side, Campanario on the other.
Tip: Coffee and toilets at the kiosk next door. In low season check the hours before counting on it.
🚇 Circuito Chico - Punto Panorámico · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Village
A village founded by Swiss settlers in 1895 between Lakes Moreno: a craft fair, curanto smoke and wooden houses.
Tip: The craft fair and the curanto run Wednesdays and Sundays. Any other day the village is mostly shut.
🚇 Lucema y Felipe Goye · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Gnome forest
A forest full of hand-carved gnome houses. Sounds kitsch, works perfectly: kids lose their minds.
Tip: Combine it with Sunday's curanto: two blocks from the Colonia Suiza fair.
🚇 Felix Goye y Zurich · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Lower Cerro López
Nine ziplines strung over the forest and the López stream. Pure adrenaline with Lake Moreno views.
Tip: Book by phone: in low season they run by minimum numbers, not continuous slots.
🚇 Ruta 79 24200 · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapCerro López · Mountain hut
A stone hut at 1,620 m a.s.l. with the park's widest balcony: the whole Nahuel Huapi at once.
Tip: About 3 h up from the López stream. In October the last stretch often holds snow: ask at Club Andino.
🚇 Circuito Chico - Arroyo López · bus 10 · 3 h uphill
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Show on mapNahuel Huapi traverse · Laguna Negra
A dark lagoon under vertical walls, with the Italia hut on its edge. The postcard of Patagonian trekking.
Tip: Six to seven hours up from Colonia Suiza. In October the lagoon is often frozen: go prepared.
🚇 Colonia Suiza · bus 10 · 6-7 h hike
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Show on mapLaguna Jakob · Mountain hut
A stone hut on the edge of Laguna Jakob, ringed by granite spires. The park's most dramatic valley head.
Tip: Five to six hours from the Casa de Piedra stream. Register at Club Andino before you start.
🚇 Bustillo km 18 (Casa de Piedra) · bus 20 · 5-6 h hike
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Show on mapVilla Catedral · Base
South America's largest ski resort, with more than 100 km of runs and the granite spires of Catedral right behind.
Tip: The 2026 season was extended to 12 October: you're catching the last snow days of the year.
🚇 Villa Catedral · bus 55 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapLaguna Tonchek · Mountain hut
Bariloche's classic trek: 4 h from Villa Catedral to a granite cirque that looks like pure Patagonia.
Tip: In October the last third usually holds hard snow: ask at Club Andino and start early.
🚇 Villa Catedral · bus 55 · 4 h hike
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Show on mapVilla Los Coihues · Lake Gutiérrez
A waterfall hidden in a damp forest gully, half an hour on foot from Lake Gutiérrez and nobody around.
Tip: October is its peak: snowmelt pushes it to the year's highest flow. Short, easy trail.
🚇 Villa Los Coihues · bus 50 · 30 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Los Coihues · Lake Gutiérrez
Lake Gutiérrez's beach: warmer water than the Nahuel Huapi and climbing walls right across.
Tip: The local families' favourite beach, with a direct bus (route 50) from downtown.
🚇 Bosque Petrificado y Los Alerces · bus 50 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapLake Gutiérrez · South balcony
A short steep trail up to a rock looking over the whole of Lake Gutiérrez with Catedral behind.
Tip: An hour round trip from Villa Los Coihues. Best view-per-effort ratio in town.
🚇 Villa Los Coihues · bus 50 · 30 min uphill
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Show on mapOtto slopes · South viewpoint
A boulder with a double view: Nahuel Huapi one way, Gutiérrez the other, no lifts and no tickets.
Tip: One of the few spots where both lakes show at once. Dirt trail, better on a dry day.
🚇 Route 82 · bus 50 · 40 min uphill or by car
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Show on mapEast side · Bus terminal
The hub every city bus route and every long-distance coach leaves from: transport kilometre zero.
Tip: Buy a SUBE card here the moment you land: almost no city bus takes cash.
🚇 12 de Octubre 2800 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Villegas
The grill that defines Bariloche since 1982: enormous steaks, open wood fire, zero fuss.
Tip: No reservations: show up at 7:45 pm or wait 40 minutes. One portion really does feed two.
🚇 Elflein y Quaglia · buses 41, 70 & 13 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
The Boliche's homemade pasta branch: lamb sorrentinos and sauces that demand more bread.
Tip: Order the lamb sorrentinos: the dish that best sums up Patagonia in one bite.
🚇 Elflein y Quaglia · buses 41, 70 & 13 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · 20 de Febrero
Dry-aged beef and Patagonian lamb over embers in a small, warm room. Downtown's cult grill.
Tip: Book ahead: few tables and it fills every night, low season included.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Pasaje Urquiza
Spit-roast lamb, venison and wild boar in downtown's most hidden alley. Patagonian game done right.
Tip: The Patagonian smoked platter is the best opener. Lamb takes time: order it as you sit down.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Mitre 1100
Impossible portions at neighbourhood prices: milanesas bigger than the plate and grandma's lentil stew.
Tip: One portion feeds two. Come early: by 9 pm there's a queue on the pavement.
🚇 Diagonal Capraro y Ruíz Moreno · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapUpper downtown · 24 de Septiembre
Patagonian chef-driven cooking with a tree growing inside the dining room. Odd, beautiful, well executed.
Tip: The menu follows what arrives: ask what came from the garden and the smokehouse that week.
🚇 20 de Febrero y 24 de Septiembre · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapLake Gutiérrez · Arelauquen
A table over Lake Gutiérrez with its own kitchen garden: Bariloche's destination restaurant for twenty years.
Tip: Book days ahead and ask for a window table. Car or taxi only.
🚇 Route 82 - Arelauquen · bus 50 · 10 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
Honest Patagonian cooking from the house behind the south's most famous ice cream. Trout, lamb and pasta.
Tip: Save room for dessert: Jauja ice cream is made in El Bolsón and arrives here fresh.
🚇 Elflein y Quaglia · buses 41, 70 & 13 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Moreno & Quaglia
The corner that's always been there: Patagonian platters, draught beer and pavement tables watching downtown go by.
Tip: The Patagonian platter for two with smoked venison and boar is the perfect intro to the city.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · O'Connor & Palacios
German heritage on a plate: house-smoked meats, goulash, sauerkraut and litre beer steins.
Tip: Their smokehouse dates to 1950: take vacuum-packed smoked salmon and venison home.
🚇 12 de Octubre y Palacios · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · San Martín
Cheese fondue and bourguignonne in a wooden chalet. The Swiss Bariloche you can still eat.
Tip: Fondue is for two minimum. Book on spring weekends: there aren't many tables.
🚇 San Martín 500 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · 20 de Febrero
Fire-driven, produce-led cooking with pine mushrooms and Patagonian wine. Downtown's most contemporary table.
Tip: Order a glass of Río Negro pinot noir: the valley makes some of Argentina's best.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
Winner of Bariloche a la Carta's Golden Dish with a Patagonian trout stuffed with prawns.
Tip: During Bariloche a la Carta (through 12 October) they run a fixed-price festival menu.
🚇 Elflein y Quaglia · buses 41, 70 & 13 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Facing the lake
A picture window over the Nahuel Huapi, lamb and trout, and the best lunch view downtown.
Tip: Ask for a window table at lunch: in spring the lake is glassy and the sun pours in.
🚇 San Martín 219 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with long-fermented dough. The best in the south, no argument.
Tip: Small room, no bookings: by 8:30 pm there's a wait. Order the marinara — no cheese, the acid test.
🚇 Elflein y Quaglia · buses 41, 70 & 13 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Mitre 700
Over a hundred pizza varieties in a huge wooden hall. The foolproof plan with a group or kids.
Tip: In September and October it fills with graduating school trips: come before 8 pm or book.
🚇 Moreno 730 - Hospital · buses 41, 30 & 31 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapUpper downtown · Primera Junta
A tiny French bistro with market cooking and a short menu. Booking is mandatory and worth it.
Tip: Six or seven tables, no more. Call two or three days ahead, even in low season.
🚇 Pioneros y Campichuelo · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 4 min walk
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Show on mapUpper downtown · Belgrano
One hundred percent vegetarian, homemade, with its own garden. The warmest option on a cold day.
Tip: Very few tables, high demand. On a weekday, get there before 1 pm.
🚇 20 de Febrero y 24 de Septiembre · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapEast downtown · Onelli
The neighbourhood grill where locals eat: visible embers, paper tablecloths and real prices.
Tip: Order the short ribs and a half-litre of malbec: half the price of anywhere on Mitre.
🚇 Diagonal Capraro y Ruíz Moreno · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 3.5 · Yacht club
Eating on the edge of the yacht club pier, sailboats in front and a snowy Catedral behind.
Tip: Best at a sunny lunch: the view is the main course and at night you see nothing.
🚇 Bustillo km 3,7 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 7.5 · Charming
A historic lakefront house with produce-led cooking and a kitchen garden. A long lunch with a huge view.
Tip: Book a window table for lunch: the lake is twenty steps away.
🚇 Bustillo km 7,4 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 13 · El Trébol
Chef-driven vegetarian out on the lake road: valley vegetables, mushrooms and sourdough. Tiny and lovely.
Tip: Open few days with short hours. Phone ahead before doing the 13 km.
🚇 Bustillo km 13,1 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 14.2 · Estancia
Whole lambs splayed on iron crosses around the fire, inside an estancia barn. The postcard Patagonian roast.
Tip: All-you-can-eat lamb. Book: in low season they open fewer days and need a minimum.
🚇 Bustillo km 14,3 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Fair
Beef, chicken, lamb and vegetables cooked three hours in an earth pit over red-hot stones. The Bariloche experience.
Tip: Wednesdays and Sundays at noon only, uncovered after three hours of cooking. Arrive 12:30 for the unveiling.
🚇 Genoveva Beveraggi y Zurich · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Village
Swiss-Patagonian country cooking in the village: mushrooms, smoked meats, trout and beer from next door.
Tip: Mostly open on fair days. Outside Wednesdays and Sundays, call first.
🚇 Feria Artesanal Municipal · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Creek
Lake and river fish cooked over fire in a wooden house lost in the Colonia Suiza woods. Only a handful of tables.
Tip: Ask for the trout of the day: rainbow, brown or landlocked salmon depending on what came in.
🚇 Camping Goye · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPuerto Pañuelo · Llao Llao
Eating on the Puerto Pañuelo pier, catamarans docking and the Llao Llao over your shoulder.
Tip: Last stop on route 20: perfect to close the Circuito Chico before heading back.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 24 · Llao Llao
Classic Italian in a lakeside house, steps from the Llao Llao. Risottos, pasta and a long wine list.
Tip: Always book: few tables, and it's the alternative to the Llao Llao for a special dinner.
🚇 Bustillo km 24 · bus 20 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Catedral · Base
Raclette and fondue at the foot of Catedral's slopes: melted cheese after a day on snow or trail.
Tip: Catedral's season ends on 12 October: after that several village spots shut until December.
🚇 Cerro Catedral · bus 55 · 7 min walk
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Show on mapCerro Catedral · High on the mountain
Lunch at almost 2,000 m a.s.l. with the whole Nahuel Huapi below. Patagonia's best view from a table.
Tip: Only reachable with Catedral's lifts: check which are running this end of season.
🚇 Villa Catedral · bus 55 · with the ski lifts
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Show on mapVilla Catedral · Square
Modern mountain cooking at Catedral's base: fire, mushrooms and valley produce, no pretension.
Tip: The best food in Villa Catedral and the hardest table to get on a Saturday without booking.
🚇 Cerro Catedral · bus 55 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapSan Pedro peninsula · Forest
Clay-oven pizza and Patagonian wine in a wooden house deep in the San Pedro woods, with no tour bus in sight.
Tip: Barely any public transport: drive or take a taxi both ways. Confirm they're open that day.
🚇 San Pedro peninsula · car or taxi · no direct bus
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Show on mapCircuito Chico km 24.7 · Lake Moreno
Patagonia's most famous terrace: pint in hand, Lake Moreno below and the Andes in front. Turning ten.
Tip: Celebrating its tenth anniversary with special releases. In October you get the terrace with no wait.
🚇 Circuito Chico km 24,7 (Cervecería Patagonia) · buses 10 & 13/22 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Route 79
Berlina's mother brewery in the Colonia Suiza woods: 18 taps and a kitchen built to match.
Tip: Order the six-beer flight: the fastest way to understand the Bariloche brewing school.
🚇 Felix Goye y Ruta 79 · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 11.7 · Berlina
Berlina's house on Avenida Bustillo: tapas, burgers and the beer that put Bariloche on the map.
Tip: Four blocks from Playa Serena: hit the beach and come back to the bar without touching a bus.
🚇 Bustillo km 12 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 3.9 · Melipal
Argentina's first brewpub, open since 1997. German-school beers and mountain plates with a lake view.
Tip: Heads up: the historic km 11.6 location closed in 2017. This one at km 4 is the one still open.
🚇 Bustillo km 3,7 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Neumeyer
Downtown's busiest brewpub since 2000: a packed bar, burgers and rooms on several levels.
Tip: After 10 pm you won't get in. Come at 8, eat, and keep the table.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
The Bariloche branch of the Mar del Plata brewery: long bar, tapas and the easiest Kölsch in town.
Tip: Same block as Manush and El Boliche de Alberto: this is Bariloche's beer corner.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapEast downtown · O'Connor
A family German-school brewery, one of the oldest in the city. No posing, a solid kitchen and a local crowd.
Tip: The way to escape the touristy Elflein block without losing quality.
🚇 Diagonal Capraro y Roque Sáenz Peña · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 7.9 · Playa Bonita
The Valdivia Chilean brewery that crossed the Andes in 2014: six styles and the plant visible from your table.
Tip: Right across from Playa Bonita: go down to the beach, take the shot, come up to eat.
🚇 Bustillo km 7,9 (Playa Bonita) · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 15.6 · Don Algueta
A country brewery with a huge garden and open fire, in the Tom Wesley horseback-riding neighbourhood.
Tip: Won Bariloche a la Carta's best brewery dish in 2025 with a mushroom fainá.
🚇 Bustillo km 15,6 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 3 min walk
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Show on mapAv. de los Pioneros · Otto slopes
A garden brewpub on the Otto slopes, far from downtown and full of locals at weekends.
Tip: On the way to the Otto cable car: a perfect stop coming down mid-afternoon.
🚇 Pioneros y Nilpi · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Los Coihues · Lake Gutiérrez
Lake Gutiérrez's brewpub, three blocks from Los Coihues beach. A huge menu and a garden with a playground.
Tip: Route 50 gets you here from downtown. Ideal to close a Gutiérrez beach day with kids.
🚇 Bosque Petrificado y Los Alerces · bus 50 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 20 · Peninsula
Dry-aged beef from their own chamber, at Bustillo km 20. Few tables, great produce, zero tourism.
Tip: Always book, and ask how many days the cut of the day has aged.
🚇 Bustillo km 20 · buses 20 & 13/22 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 11.4 · Pájaro Azul
Everything goes through fire: vegetables, fish and lamb in the embers, in a wooden room with a big window.
Tip: Order the ember-roasted vegetables even if you're a carnivore: the dish that best shows the house.
🚇 Bustillo km 11,4 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 1.1 · Lakefront
A log house on the lakefront with an indoor fire and tables facing the Nahuel Huapi. Very Bariloche.
Tip: A ten-minute lakefront walk from the Centro Cívico: the stroll and the dinner in one.
🚇 Bustillo km 1,1 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · Chocolate corner
The café-chocolatier that defines the Bariloche afternoon: hot chocolate, rama bars and an ice rink inside.
Tip: Order the submarino: a chocolate bar melted into hot milk. That's the local ritual, not coffee.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · Upstairs room
The city's best-loved chocolatier: a wooden room upstairs, thick hot chocolate and rosehip truffles.
Tip: Go up to the first-floor room: almost nobody finds it and it overlooks the pedestrian street.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Moreno 102
The home of specialty coffee in Bariloche: own roast and the barista who won the national championship.
Tip: Ask for the filter of the day. If you want espresso, take it with little milk: the roast is light.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapAv. de los Pioneros · Roastery
Where Delirante roasts: green-coffee smell, a cupping bar and the best bean talk in Patagonia.
Tip: On the way to the Otto cable car. Order the two-origin side-by-side tasting before heading up.
🚇 Pioneros - Teleférico · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapCerro Otto · Summit
The café that rotates on itself at 1,405 m a.s.l.: a full lap of the Andes while you drink your chocolate.
Tip: A full rotation takes about 20 minutes: order something slow and stay until you're back where you started.
🚇 Cerro Otto summit · cable car from Pioneros
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Show on mapCerro Campanario · Summit
Coffee and cake at the Campanario summit, with the 360° view pouring in through the window.
Tip: Sit on the Lake Moreno side: that table has the best window in Patagonia.
🚇 Campanario summit · chairlift from Bustillo km 17.5
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 15
Coffee with chocolate-and-dulce-de-leche alfajores, right by the Centro Cívico. The unbreakable Argentine classic.
Tip: The only downtown café open early every day: breakfast before heading out on the Circuito Chico.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · Tea house
A 1963 tea house and chocolatier with a cake display and loose bonbons. Old Bariloche, fully intact.
Tip: The full afternoon tea with cakes and hot chocolate easily feeds two.
🚇 Moreno 342 · buses 41, 40 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapShopping Patagonia · Onelli
An alpine-tradition ice cream and chocolate shop: bitter chocolate and Patagonian raspberry.
Tip: Try the raspberry: the fruit comes from El Bolsón's farms and you can tell.
🚇 Elflein y Onelli - Shopping · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Perito Moreno
Patagonia's most famous ice cream, made in El Bolsón with valley milk and fruit. Flavours you won't find elsewhere.
Tip: Order the rosehip or the calafate: the two flavours that only make sense here.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · San Martín
A small specialty coffee bar with daily pastry. Downtown's fast, well-made breakfast.
Tip: Opens early, a block from the Centro Cívico: ideal before catching the bus up the lake road.
🚇 San Martín 50 - Centro Cívico · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapUpper downtown · Belgrano
A neighbourhood café with sandwiches on house bread and properly pulled coffee. Where locals have breakfast.
Tip: Two blocks off the pedestrian street at half the prices. The cured-ham toastie is the regular order.
🚇 Belgrano y Morales · buses 70, 30 & 31 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Rolando
Bakery and café on one counter: warm medialunas, sourdough and tables facing the street.
Tip: The medialunas come out around 9 am: that's when to show up.
🚇 Moreno 342 · buses 41, 40 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapEast downtown · Mitre 1360
A real Danish bakery at the east end of Mitre: laminated pastry, cardamom and the neighbourhood's most honest coffee.
Tip: The pastries sell out before noon. Take some along if you're heading up Otto.
🚇 Diagonal Capraro y Rivadavia · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 15.6 · Forest
A craft chocolatier hidden in the km 15 woods, with the workshop in view and thick hot chocolate.
Tip: Off the Mitre circuit: here the chocolate is made in front of you and the bonbons show it.
🚇 Bustillo km 15,6 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 13.4 · Tea house
A tea house and bakery on the lake road, with country bread, huge cakes and a porch facing the woods.
Tip: Ideal stop if you're biking the Circuito Chico: right before the climb to Campanario.
🚇 Bustillo km 13,4 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapLlao Llao · Cerro Bellevue
Welsh tea in a house above the lake, in the Llao Llao area. View, cakes and absolute silence.
Tip: They open few days in low season: call before going all the way to km 24 for nothing.
🚇 Bustillo km 24,5 · bus 20 · 6 min walk
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Show on mapLlao Llao Park · Forest
A wooden café in the middle of Llao Llao Municipal Park, right where the trails begin.
Tip: Fill your thermos here before the Cerro Llao Llao trail: there's absolutely nothing up top.
🚇 Puerto Pañuelo · bus 20 · 12 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 24 · Llao Llao
Brunch and coffee with house bread, on the last stretch of Bustillo before the Llao Llao. Bright and modern.
Tip: Breakfast here then walking the Llao Llao peninsula is the best morning plan on this map.
🚇 Bustillo km 24,3 · bus 20 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Llao Llao · Station
A vintage café in the old Villa Llao Llao station, with antique furniture and homemade cakes.
Tip: The shelter stop if rain catches you waiting for route 20 back downtown.
🚇 Bustillo km 25 · bus 20 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Los Coihues · Lake Gutiérrez
A tea house with a garden in Villa Los Coihues, steps from Lake Gutiérrez. Cakes, infusions and forest around.
Tip: The perfect close to the Cascada de los Duendes trail: ten blocks from the trailhead.
🚇 Bosque Petrificado y Los Arrayanes · bus 50 · 10 min walk
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Show on mapColonia Suiza · Fair
An artisanal ice cream shop in the heart of Colonia Suiza, with berry flavours grown a hundred steps away.
Tip: Mostly open Wednesdays and Sundays with the fair. The natural dessert after the curanto.
🚇 Feria Artesanal Municipal · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 12.4 · Bahía Serena
A choco-ice cream shop at km 12 built around rama, the raisin chocolate bar this city invented.
Tip: If you haven't tried rama yet, do it here: the chocolate that defines Bariloche and barely leaves it.
🚇 Bustillo km 12,4 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 202
The biggest chocolatier on the pedestrian street: bonbons, rama bars, alfajores and a window that stops everyone.
Tip: The souvenir that travels best is a box of rama bars: survives the flight where bonbons melt.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 298
Cult packaging and the best-regarded chocolate in the city. The box everybody ends up taking home from Bariloche.
Tip: The rosehip and calafate bonbons are the only two flavours you won't find outside the south.
🚇 Moreno 342 · buses 41, 40 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 239
Bariloche chocolate's historic house, since 1950: own factory, smoked meats and regional preserves.
Tip: This is where to get raspberry, calafate and rosehip preserves in jars: the other souvenir worth carrying.
🚇 Moreno 342 · buses 41, 40 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 497
A chocolate factory with a shop on the pedestrian street: 70% bars, pralines and kinder prices than the big names.
Tip: Buy by weight instead of by box: noticeably cheaper and you pick what goes in.
🚇 Moreno 476 · buses 20, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapUpper downtown · Beschtedt
An artisan chocolatier off the tourist circuit, with production in view and a local clientele.
Tip: Three blocks above Mitre and half the price of the pedestrian-street windows.
🚇 Beschtedt y Ángel Gallardo · buses 55, 71/81 & 80 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 600
Alpine-tradition chocolate, with liqueur bonbons and the classic white-chocolate-and-raspberry bar.
Tip: Liqueur bonbons don't clear customs everywhere: ask before filling your suitcase.
🚇 Moreno 710 - Hospital · buses 70, 33 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapMitre 131 · Smokehouse
Venison, boar, trout and salmon smoked by a family doing it for seventy years. The savoury souvenir.
Tip: Ask for vacuum packing: it survives the trip unrefrigerated and goes fine in checked baggage.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapSan Pedro peninsula · Campanario
The Weiss family's country smokehouse, far from downtown: the same Patagonian charcuterie at the source.
Tip: Best by car. Combine it with the Campanario climb, five minutes away.
🚇 Bustillo km 20.4 · bus 20 · 10 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · By the Centro Cívico
Wool weaving, criollo silverwork, knives, ceramics and wood, made here and sold by the maker.
Tip: Always ask who made it: nearly every stall is the maker's own and they'll explain the technique.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Elflein
A craft cooperative from Río Negro's Línea Sur: Mapuche weaving, sheep wool and hand-worked silver.
Tip: Loom weavings age best of anything here: ask about the design, each one means something.
🚇 Neumeyer y 20 de Febrero · buses 55, 50 & 51 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapMitre 112 · Ceramics
Glazed ceramics made in town for decades: mugs, dishes and the classic chocolate jars.
Tip: Ask for double bubble wrap: it travels fine in hand luggage.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · Knitwear
Wool knitwear and Patagonian-design accessories right on the pedestrian street. The layer you're missing for October.
Tip: October is still properly cold and it can even snow: if you packed light, fix it here.
🚇 Moreno 342 · buses 41, 40 & 60 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Quaglia 259
Bariloche's fly-fishing house: rods, hand-tied flies and the best advice on where and when.
Tip: Fishing season on the Nahuel Huapi opens in November: ask here about the National Parks permit.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Quaglia
Serious mountain kit: boots, technical layers and packs. Where people heading to the huts stock up.
Tip: If you're heading to Frey or López in October, rent gaiters and poles here by the day instead of buying.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · San Martín
Boards, skis and technical mountain clothing with rental. The shop for the people who live on Catedral.
Tip: End of season: the best time of year for snow-gear clearance.
🚇 San Martín 200 · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Beschtedt
A wine shop focused on Patagonia: Alto Valle de Río Negro pinot noir and rarely seen Neuquén malbec.
Tip: Ask for a Río Negro pinot noir: Patagonia makes Argentina's best and they barely leave the region.
🚇 Moreno 480 · buses 33, 30 & 31 · 2 min walk
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Show on mapEast downtown · Onelli
The city's only covered mall: Argentine brands, a food court and shelter on windy days.
Tip: The backup plan if it rains and you've done the museums: it has a cinema, ten blocks from the Centro Cívico.
🚇 Elflein y Onelli - Shopping · buses 20, 10 & 55 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapCircuito Chico km 24.7 · Brewery
Cervecería Patagonia's own shop: growlers, glassware, merch and limited-edition beers you won't find anywhere else.
Tip: They're releasing tenth-anniversary editions: if you want a bottle you can't get elsewhere, it's now.
🚇 Circuito Chico km 24,7 (Cervecería Patagonia) · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 18.4 · Forest
A design and objects shop in a little wooden house at km 18, with ceramics, textiles and things you won't see on Mitre.
Tip: A perfect stop between Campanario and Llao Llao. Few opening days in low season: confirm first.
🚇 Circuito Chico y Bustillo · buses 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapVilla Llao Llao · Km 25
Patagonian rosehip preserves, oils and cosmetics, made from the fruit growing at the roadside.
Tip: Rosehip oil is the lightest and most Patagonian souvenir you can carry.
🚇 Bustillo km 25 · bus 20 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapBustillo km 13.1 · Grocery
A cheese and cold-cuts grocery from the cordillera: mountain cheeses, artisan preserves and country bread.
Tip: Build your platter here and eat it at Playa Serena, a kilometre away: the best cheap lunch on this map.
🚇 Bustillo km 13,1 · buses 20, 10 & 13/22 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · Bookshop
A pedestrian-street bookshop with the best Patagonia section: Mapuche history, mountaineering and trail maps.
Tip: Buy the Club Andino paper map: on the high trails there is no phone signal at all.
🚇 Moreno 376 · buses 80, 82 & 84 · 1 min walk
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Show on mapPaseo Mitre · No. 22
Chocolate alfajores filled with dulce de leche and raspberry, made in Bariloche for decades.
Tip: Get the box of twelve assorted: the cheapest and most effective gift on the whole street.
🚇 Quaglia y Mitre · buses 70, 72 & 60 · 1 min walk
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