
The town of Bariloche lies at the foot of the Andes in northern Patagonia and is a well-known and desired Brazilian honeymoon destination. I’d never heard of the place, but my wife knew all about it as we planned our Argentine trip. The internet suggests Bariloche is also famous as the final destination for several WW2 Axis leaders after 1945.
It’s truly a slice of Bavaria right here in Argentina with the right blend of natural beauty and cultural interests for the newly retired (translated: scenic, low-exercise afternoons in the mountains followed by copious food and drink in the evenings for the old folk). It is certainly a must-stop for those traveling the famous “Ruta 40.” Costs are similar to those in Europe when compared with the rest of Argentina as well. What a pleasant surprise—European cuisine, beautiful landscapes, and a side of Patagonia that was unexpected. Hopefully, Katia finally got her “Honeymoon in Bariloche.”



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