Tu proximo gran destino de argentina seria usuahia Tierra del fuego,en el fin del mundo esas cuidades y pueblos sobre todo la naturaleza te va fasinar " bariloche tambien fue muy bueno👍👌🇦🇷🇦🇷

6:04 Bandurria Austral.

go to any bookstore and buy abel basti book "bariloche nazi", it is like a city guide book for those who like post ww2 history

Guemes y sus Gauchos Infernales 💪💪💪💪

It´s a pity that current president Milei is dismantling the atomic reserch and educational center in Bariloche and Argentine scientists are migrating to other countries😒

The house of the furher

Strange. I keep reading everywhere that Mariscal is the best area for the nightlife.

good video greetings from Argentina , The Volvo car you say is a Fiat 128 super europa

Garry: spaniards didn´t displace indians, criollos did after independece war.

Julio Argentino Roca ❤🇦🇷

It is always a good idea to visit Bariloche and its surroundings. Thanks for sharing.

Ask the one in the Mini if they ran out of men cars in the dealership 🤣 🤣 🤦

Preguntale al del Mini si autos de hombre no quedaban mas 🤣 🤣 🤦

9:31 Train In The Sky.

My neighborhood 😍

Hi sir, this yellow car is a radical, hope you enjoy Argentina! please go to our provinces, like patagonia ones or maybe the north!

My grandparents migrated from Germany late eighteen hundreds and didn’t come from Chile, the Argentine government then organised the immigration of Germans and Swiss people for that region

Cherly xp no te hagas problema!! hablas ingles mejor que nuestro antiguo canciller

Best view of Bariloche lakes it is " cerro campanario" you can watch a 360 degrees view from that hill, thanks for sharing your videos

Qué lindo! Mi hermana mayor, quien lamentablemente acaba de fallecer, vivó en Bariloche junto a su familia desde mediados de los 80s y tuve la oportunidad de ir varias veces de visita. Incluso una vuelta me quedé varios meses intentando radicarme ahí. Es una ciudad realmente maravillosa, llena de secretos y misterios. Y no te cansas de recorrer y explorar todos sus rincones, lagos, cerros, etc.

▬█ VAMOS ARGENTINA CARAJO! █▬

Aguanten los tiros del barrio Rucci

300 km to the north lies 'Ruta Provincial 23'. It's a dirt road that traverses a forest of Araucaria, a living fossil dating back 200 million years. It's an authentic Jurassic Park where you can travel back in time 200 million years and experience the world as dinosaurs once did. It is a strange looking forest. If you are lucky, you may spot a ñandu (Rhea americana). Paleontologists agree that birds are theropod dinosaurs, and many non-avian dinosaurs also possessed feathers. Observing a ñandu in this ancient setting provide the closest experience to viewing a dinosaur in its Mesozoic habitat. While there are other Araucaria forests, they are mixed with modern plants. Ruta Provincial 23, however, features exclusively ancient species. In many places, it also showcases volcanic landscapes with pillars similar to the famous Giant's Causeway in Ireland. One place that has both is the forest near Caviahue (but that's not on the route 23).

Look forward to more from this beautiful area

Que belleza!! Bariloche 😊 🌷🌷

I'm from BA but I lived there for a few years and always go back as much as I can. Hope you enjoy it and dive deep, as you always do, into the culture and lifestyle. Bear in mind that Bariloche has (as many touristy places do) a forward facing side and the "other" side, where actual working class people live. In the case of Bariloche that is going upwards from the lake (i.e. southwise, I'd say after Avenida Brown give or take) and behind the hill; you'll see another reality there. I say this as I know you like to go beyond the veil of wherever you're visiting: many tourists just keep to the postcard side and never get to see what's on the other side.

Estaba esperando con ganas tu saga de videos en Bariloche, uno de los lugares mas hermosos de Argentina. Excelente comienzo 👏

Muy lindo video Garry!! y mas allá de ser una ciudad turística también tiene al Instituto Balseiro, donde se forman y desarrolla la industria nuclear de Argentina. Últimamente se desarrollan otros tipos de tecnologías.

Great video of my favorite place in Argentina: Bariloche. You will enjoy it for sure. November and December are probably the best months to visit when the blue lupinos and yellow retamas are in full bloom. I wish I was there.

Places to know Circuito Chico, Colonia Suiza, Bahía López, Punto Panorámico, Llao Llao, Puerto Pañuelo, Cerro Otto, Cerro Campanario, Bosque Arrayanes, Puerto Blest, Cerro Catedral (for skiing), Cervecerías y Museos, Chocolaterías, ruta 7 Lagos, El Bolsón, etc

Just one advise, a little less of your face on the camera. Dont take it personal, other than that your video are ok.

You finally visited SC de Bariloche (Barilo in student language). Don't forget to go to Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes (ruta de los 7 lagos, the best Mirror Lake). Those birds are called Bandurrias, very common in Patagonia Austral.

If you can go to the TC in La Plata, those do go very fast. you won't regret it

You've certainly chosen one of Argentina's best places to go this time. This series looks very promising, will stay tuned for sure

MUY BUEN VIDEO GARRY ! Los amigos chilenos han cruzado siempre la cordillera buscando una mejor calidad de vida y oportunidades laborales en Argentina. Y obvio mas aun fines del siglo 19, que Argentina no tenia ni siquiera 100 años de vida. y Buenos Aires quedaba a 1600 km. Hubo una compañia argentino chilena que manejaba tierras, e importaciones luego comprada por Capraro y Roth ( italiano y suizo con familias radicadas en Argentina ) , quienes son en parte responsables de la impronta arquitectonica de Bariloche ( Las casas seran con techos a dos aguas por la nieve, las piedras y la madera se deben a los materiales propios de la zona , y asi sucesivamente. ) . Bariloche es fundada oficialmente en 1902, y construida por Estrada, Capraro, Bustillo y otros, todos argentinos, menos capraro que era italiano. No existia otro modelo de ciudad mas que lo conocido, que era Europa, por una razon muy simple, todas las ciudades occidentales se construyen bajo patrones conocidos, y lo conocido es Europa, el viejo continente, aun mas teniendo toda la zona de lagos, una geografia similar a la region suiza austriaca alemana. Asi ocurrio en USA tomando el patron ingles, asi ocurrio en Canada y en todos los paises americanos. En la decada del 40 cuando se desarrolla fuertemente Bariloche, Argentina explotaba de inmigrantes europeos, de italia, españa, irlanda, alemania, tambien sirios, turcos, etc,.

Hi Garry. Please, here we do not say german-chilean or german-argentinian. Somos argentinos con padres alemanes o de origen alemán, no decimos, como en USA, alemanes argentinos. Argentinos con ascendencia alemana o italiana…o española o libanesa o lo que sea, somo un país de inmigrantes, de múltiples países del mundo, todos argentinos. Bariloche es hermosa, el sur es hermoso, especialmente en verano.

That really is a beautiful city!

6:05 Bird is an Ibis. Called "Bandurria" in Argentina.

glad you enjoy our colection!

Great outing!!! You got a glimpse of a historic racing car, that got totally restored by some friends of mine!!! The white Renault Fuego #5 with the LEE on the doors, that racecar history is amazing: When it was too old to continue racing, it was abandoned on a field. My friends found it´s husk and spent 10+ years restoring it to working condition with it´s livery as it was on the late 80s.

Welcome to Buenos Aires, I think other family neighborhoods you could try are Belgrano, Caballito and Villa Urquiza. Hope you enjoy the stay. Cheers

You need to come visit the Natural History Museum of La Plata, is the best one in Latino América

Thank you for uploading this. Being a Chilean living in Wales allows me to know more about my country history :)

Patagonian hare, roedents.

lol if only there were some opera nerds among your subscribers….

bro you need to see de 1/8 mille of wilde

ALMAGRO is by no means upscale though, pretty.much niddle middle class

i used to go to the playground in Plaza Almagro when I was little. good times!

Visita el barrio de Devoto te va a encantar ❤

Me encanta que muestres las partes no turísticas de Buenos Aires, para que vean que es toda linda. Yo vivo en Villa Crespo, que también es una zona no turística, pero bella de la Ciudad, aparte de ser un Barrio muy diverso en su aspecto