A road trip through Patagonia: 7 obligatory stops on a journey along Route 40
San Martín de Los Andes, Villa La Angostura, Bariloche, Lago Puelo, Esquel, El Chaltén and El Calafate are some places not to be missed. What to do, when to go and what to see at each destination. Embarking on a road trip through the Argentinean Patagonia, following the path of the emblematic National Route 40, implies immersing oneself in one of the most privileged natural sceneries of the planet: immense blue lakes, imposing glaciers, volcanoes and mountains with peaks snow-capped and extensive forests…
An Alpine Retreat in Argentina’s Patagonia
When summer arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, skiers searching for an endless winter head south to San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, a year-round outdoor adventure destination in northern Patagonia’s Lake District. Home to roughly 100,000 permanent residents, the popular mountain retreat includes Catedral Alta Patagonia, one of the largest and most developed ski centres in South America. Nestled within Nahuel Huapi National Park, Catedral Alta Patagonia spans 3,000 scenic acres across the foothills of…
Buenos Aires ranked the best city in Latin America to live, according to “The Economist”
For the fourth consecutive year, Buenos Aires led the ranking of the Economist magazine as the best city in Latin America to live. it was 61 ° between 140 cities around the world, above Santiago de Chile and San Juan de Puerto Rico. number 1 was Vienna, the Austrian capital, which dethroned the Australian Melbourne. The Economist Intelligence Unit’s “Global Liveability Index”, which has been in place for eight years, assigns a score in the dimensions: stability; culture and environment; education;…
