MeliaTravel.com has found for this Fall great airfare deals to many destinations in Latin America.
We have special low fares from almost all cities across the USA to Mexico, the Caribbean, Central & South America.

Here are some sample round-trip fares, which include all taxes:
Boston (BOS) – Belize (BZE)	$666 round trip
Chicago (CHI) – Guatemala (GUA)	$435 round trip
Los Angeles (LAX) - San Jose, Costa Rica (SJO)	$528 round trip
Atlanta (ATL) – Panama (PTY)	$407 round trip
New York (NYC) – San Pedro Sula (SAP)	$396 round trip
Dallas (DFW) – San Salvador (SAL)	$382 round trip
Washington DC (WAS) – Bogota (BOG)	$487 round trip
Boston (BOS) – Medellin (MDE)	$599 round trip
New York (NYC) – Quito (UIO)	$715 round trip
Washington, DC (WAS) – Lima (LIM)	$508 round trip
Miami (MIA) – Rio de Janeiro (RIO)	$882 round trip
Los Angeles (LAX) – Leon/Guanajuato (BJX)	$322 round trip
Denver (DEN) – Puerto Vallarta (PVR)	$414 round trip
Chicago (CHI) – Cancun (CUN)	$349 round trip
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) – Punta Cana (PUJ)	$404 round trip

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Travel Season: August 20 – November 30, 2011
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Huge Fall Fare Sale to Central America

With major airlines dropping their air fares to match those of low cost carriers, MeliaTravel.com was able to compile some great deals for you   on air fares to Central America. We have many special low fares from any city all across the USA. The last day to purchase these specials is on August 31, 2011.

Our sample sale fares below include all  taxes. Visit us today to make your reservation!

Here are some sample round-trip fares, which include all taxes:
Houston (IAH) – Belize (BZE)	$693 round trip
Los Angeles (LAX) – Belize (BZE)	$659 round trip
Chicago (CHI) – Guatemala (GUA)	$435 round trip
Atlanta (ATL) – Guatemala (GUA)	$406 round trip
Dallas (DFW) – Liberia (LIR)	$679 round trip
Boston/Chicago – Managua (MGA)	$494 round trip
Washington, DC (WAS) – Panama (PTY)	$426 round trip
New York (NYC) – Panama (PTY)	$444 round trip
Houston (IAH) – San Jose (SJO)	$667 round trip
Washington, DC (WAS) – San Jose (SJO)	$411 round trip
Boston (BOS) – San Pedro Sula (SAP)	$409 round trip
Atlanta (ATL) – San Pedro Sula (SAP)	$353 round trip
Los Angeles (LAX) – San Salvador (SAL)	$529 round trip
Dallas (DFW) – San Salvador (SAL)	$382 round trip
Miami (MIA) – Tegucigalpa (TGU)	$575 round trip

* Fares shown valid for departures up to 11/30/2011 and purchased by 8/31/2011.
* In most cases, the fares shown are valid only for travel on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays; other days are slightly higher.
* All prices include an estimate of all taxes; actual taxes may vary depending on the routing and connection cities used. Seats at these fares are 
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Costa Rica

Costa Rica is located in Central America, is a small country with great tourism potential and is rated as one of the most visited international destinations.

The country covers 0.03% of the planet’s surface, but has the great privilege of being the habitat of 6% of the existing biodiversity worldwide. 25.58% of its territory is protected in various forms of conservation.

Costa Rica
Also offers an excellent setting for investment and the establishment of important international companies, thanks to its renowned academic standards, good standard of modern services and social and political stability.

Costa Rican culture is a reflection of the mixture of races that exist in the country. Their greatest influence comes from Europe, which is reflected in every aspect of their culture such as their official language which is Spanish-, architecture of churches and other historic buildings.

An important aspect of Costa Rica’s cultural legacy is their love for peace and democracy. The “Ticos” often point out that their nation stands out from the rest of Latin America simply because their politics have been dominated by a democratic system and not dictators. 

The “Ticos” are proud to have more than a century of democratic tradition and more than 50 years without any armed forces. Their army was abolished in 1948, and the money the country saves by not having armed forces is invested in improving the standard of living for Costa Ricans. This in turn promotes social peace and makes Costa Rica a pleasant place to visit.

Although Costa Rica is small in size, this is offset by its beauty and its many things to do and see. Excursions, white water rafting, kayaking, surfing, snorkeling, rappelling, fishing and mountain biking are some of the adventures to which one can be free as you explore this green and splendid region.

With a handful of active volcanoes, a plethora of glorious beaches, dense forests that extend for miles and one of the world’s most exotic habitats, make Costa Rica a world apart along the isthmus that connects North and South America bounded on the right with the Atlantic Ocean on the west by the Pacific Ocean.

Major Cities

The Costa Rica’s territorial division includes seven provinces:
San José, Alajuela, Cartago, Heredia, Guanacaste, Puntarenas and Limón, which together offer an attractive tourist destination with almost unlimited potential. It include extensive rainforests, volcanoes, rivers traveling the mountains, beaches and natural resources safeguarded by an important organization of national parks and forest reserves.

San José: This is the most populous province. It is located in the Central Plateau, extending to the northeast, crossing the impressive mountains of the Cordillera Central, which includes national parks, forest reserves and fertile land with abundant coffee plantations.

The capital of Costa Rica, San José, is located in the Central Valley. It is a vast plateau guarded by majestic volcanoes and green hills that confirm the natural richness that exists throughout the country.

Heredia: With an area of 2 000 656 km2 and a population of 75 000 inhabitants, Heredia is the smallest province of Costa Rica, a town that is appreciated for its colonial tradition and architecture of yesteryear. A number of mud houses can be seen along Heredia’s communities of Barva and Santo Domingo. The city of Heredia, known as the “City of Flowers”, was founded in 1706, following the lead of some 150 families living on that site.

Guanacaste: a generous and warm province, it is known for its livestock production and spectacular beaches. It is the driest region of Costa Rica, especially in the coastal areas.

Guanacaste became part of Costa Rica in 1824, until then it remained as part of the Capitanía General de Guatemala. Certainly, this territory has a very natural and cultural importance to the economy of Costa Rica. Some of the best beach hotels in the world are located in the beaches of Guanacaste.

Puntarenas: Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific”, is the largest province of Costa Rica, with an area of 11 thousand 276 Km2. Its main attractions are on the Pacific coastline, stretching over 500 kilometers to the border with Panama.

This vast province offers a variation of beaches, national parks and nature reserves with an extraordinary ecological importance; it is a transition zone between the dry tropical lands of Guanacaste and the green forests of the Central Pacific.

Cartago: Also known as “The Old Metropolis” was the capital of Costa Rica until 1823, when the title was taken by the city of San Jose. It’s a relatively small province, with only 3 000 124 km2 and almost 35 thousand inhabitants.

This is the most important region of Costa Rica in colonial art. Perhaps the best example is the temple of Orosi, dating back to 1743, and is a historic gem that has witnessed the birth of a nation.

Alajuela: One of the largest provinces of Costa Rica, and is known as the “Land of Mangoes”. It extends northward and shares its border with Nicaragua. It was founded in 1782 and is the birthplace of famous historical characters like Juan Santamaria, a national hero that burned down the Inn Rivas in 1856.

This province has an enviable natural wealth with its uneven topography ranging from lush rainforest to the northern plains. Visitors are offered two of the most impressive active volcanoes in the country: Arenal Volcano, in the city of San Carlos and the Poas Volcano in the Central Volcanic Cordillera.

Lemon: The Caribbean province is a natural paradise, formed by a combination of closed jungles, imposing mountains and pristine beaches. It has the highest percentage of protected land in Costa Rica, and a wide variety of flora and fauna. The vegetation is as abundant as the cultures that converge in the province.

The road to Limón from San José, crosses the majestic Braulio Carrillo National Park. At this point a beautiful journey begins to the Caribbean lowlands and one can experience a significant change in temperature and landscape.

Geography 

Costa Rica Map

You can find high areas in the country, with a height of thousand to 2 thousand feet above sea level. The Cordillera de Guanacaste, Cordillera Central and Cordillera de Talamanca are the main mountains of the nation.

There are also several volcanoes such as Arenal Volcano, Irazu Volcano, Rincon de la Vieja Volcano and Turrialba Volcano. Costa Rica has a long coastline on both oceans the Atlantic and the Pacific, as well as a number of rivers.

Weather
In general, the climate in Costa Rica is very pleasant both in the dry season which lasts from December to April and in the rainy season which covers the months from May to November. In the latter, one can usually expect afternoon showers, while the mornings are sunny.

The climate is tropical with an average temperature of 22 º C which rises considerably in coastal areas. Temperature changes are constant and given the short distances of a small country, can be experienced, if timed correctly, in a single day.

What To Do In Costa Rica?

Tortuguero National Park
Rincón de la Vieja Volcano
Manuel Antonio National Park
Drake Bay National Park and Corvocado
Jaco and Playa Hermosa
Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve
Arenal Volcano
Greece and Sarchi
Tamarindo and Playa Langosta
Cahuita National Park
Chirripo

Excursions In Costa Rica

Explore San Jose
Traditional Nights Old Town
Traditional Nights a trip to Costa Rica past
Manuel Antonio National Park
Canopy Adventure
Tortuguero National Park
Poas Volcano and Sarapiqui River
Rain Forest Aerial Tram
Coffee Tour
Arenal Volcano and hot springs
Irazu Volcano, Orosi Valley and Lankester Gardens
Poas Volcano and Sarchi Craft
Tortuga Island Cruise
Visit to Greece and Sarchi
Visit to Inbio
Panaca Park visit
Waterfall Horseback Bijagual
Crocodile safari in the jungle
Experience horse riding in Cascajal
Rafting the rapids

Transportation
Costa Rica has an extensive network of roads, mostly paved, which allows access to everyplace in the country. The national bus system provides a comfortable, fluid and economical way to get to almost all areas and especially the tourist attractions.

Rental cars deals are very broad, thanks to the existence of many agencies, some of which extend their services internationally.

Taxi service to the various parts of the country, is modern, efficient and safe although it is advisable to use only well-recognized companies. The color that identifies such a fleet is red. In rural areas, taxis are often four-wheel drive vehicles for easy access to such areas. Orange colored taxis provide service to and from Juan Santamaria International Airport. Bus services are available, to both in-province and between them, as well as internationally.

Accommodation, Airport And Seaport 

Costa Rica enjoys a wide range of hosting services in various forms, ranging from luxury hotels from major global chains, to eco-lodges and other more modest ones.
The main airport is the Juan Santamaria International, located in Alajuela. This is just 20 minutes from San Jose.
Other major airports: Daniel Oduber Quiros International Airport in Liberia, Guanacaste. Pavas Tobias Bolanos Airport in San Jose, for domestic flights. There are also landing fields for local flights in different parts of the country as: Limon, Tortuguero, La Fortuna, Tamarindo, Samara, Tambor, Quepos, Palmar Norte, Golfito and San Vito.

Visitors wishing to enter by sea can do so through the ports of Limon and Moin in the Caribbean, Puerto Caldera and Puntarenas on the Pacific Environment and Golfito and Quepos in the South Pacific.

Hotels
Almonds And Corals Hotel (Caribbean)
Arenas Del Mar Beach Resort & Nature (Central Pacific)
Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge (South Pacific)
Finca Rosa Blanca Country Inn (Central Valley)
Harmony Hotel (North Pacific)
Parador Resort & Spa – Hotel (Central Pacific)
Aerial Tram Rain Forest Lodge – Atlantic (Caribbean)
Resort, Spa & Wildlife Refuge (Central Pacific)
White Cloud Forest Villa Hotel & Nature Resort (Central Valley)
Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa (Zona Norte)
Belmar Hotel (Monteverde)
Best Western Jaco Beach Resort (Central Pacific)
Beac H Bahia Del Sol Front And Suites Hotel (North Pacific)
Balmoral – Hotel (Central Valley)
Lobster Barcelo Beach Hotel (North Pacific)
Barcelo San Jose Palacio Hotel (Central Valley)
Best Western Hotel & Casino Irazú (Central Valley)
Borinquen Mountain Resort Hotel (North Pacific)
Buena Vista – Hotel (Central Valley)
Barcelo Palma Real (Central Valley)
Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge (South Pacific)
Turire House – Hotel (Central Valley)
Glass Whale Resort Hotel (South Pacific)
Cuna Del Angel Hotel (South Pacific)
Cusinga Lodge (South Pacific)
Cariblue Bungalows (Caribbean)
Condovac Coast Hotel (North Pacific)
Crowne Plaza Corobici (Central Valley)
Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica (North Pacific)
Gaia Hotel & Reserve (Central Pacific)
Holiday Inn San Jose Hotel Aurol (Central Valley)
Hotel Punta Islita (North Pacific)
Hilton Papagayo Resort (North Pacific)
Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel (Central Valley)
Hilton Garden Inn Liberia Airport (North Pacific)
Jw Marriott Resort & Spa Guanacaste (North Pacific)
Los Sueños Marriott (Central Pacific)
Quality Hotel Real San Jose (Central Valley)
Radisson Hotel & Conference Center Europe (Central Valley)
Riu Hotel (North Pacific)

Airlines

International Airport Juan Santamaria, Alajuela:
Air Canada
American Airlines
Avianca
Condor
Continental Airlines
Aeromexico
Copa Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Frontier Airlines
TACA
IBERIA
Jet Blue
Spirit Airlines
U.S. Airways

Daniel Oduber International Airport, Liberia, Guanacaste:

Air Canada
American Airlines
Continental Airlines
Delta Air Lines
U.S. Airways
Local airlines:
Sansa
Nature Air

This small country summarizes the quality of life in a single phrase “Pura Vida”, or in other words “Life at its best”.

It is an amazing experience, and only those who have lived it can appreciate it’s the real magnitude.

During the tour you get to visit the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park that merges into the Petrohue River breaks. They are rock formations that colorize the river drops in an attractive bluish green, with a backdrop of the Volcano Osorno and its snowy peak.

You can take a boat on the Lago de Todos los Santos, in these crystalline waters you can see the home of the Lakes Crossing franchise owner, one of the wealthiest families in Chile. After an hour and a half down the stream you get to Puerto de Peulla.

The following trip is an hour and a half until you reach the border with Argentina, where the Nahuel Huapi National Park begins and crosses the Andes at an altitude of only 976 meters, and after a five minute descent you reach the immigration office of Argentina in Puerto Frias, where it becomes the catamaran.

In Argentina you travel the Lago Frias briefly into Puerto Alegre, where you can take a bus to Puerto Blest. The lake crossing landscape is beautiful where the water from both lakes mix to form different shades of blue and green with lots of larch and other trees in surrounding it. The snowy peaks and tranquility that is breath is what makes this place unforgettable. It is also located right in the Patagonia.

Nahuel Huapi is the last lake to cross is that crosses Lake, which leads to Puerto scarf in the vicinity of the famous Llao-Llao hotel, where many celebrities go to spend their holidays in Bariloche. There is descended from the catamaran.

In San Carlos de Bariloche, a city in winter and summer fascinated tourists for its ski resorts, shops, hotels, restaurants and nightclubs.

General Information of Puerto Montt

Location: Puerto Montt 41grados is located 30 minutes south latitude and 72 degrees 50 minutes west longitude, on the southern edge of the Llanquihue Province, next to the Sinus of Reloncavi, being Capital of the Tenth Region of Los Lagos de Chile, South America.

Population: It has an estimated population of 174 000 952 inhabitants with an annual growth rate of 2.29%. 49.1% of the population is male and 50.9% female. Meanwhile, the rural population reaches 14%, focusing on the city 86%.

History: The city was founded on February 12, 1853 by Vicente Perez Rosales. The original settlement was located along the banks of Reloncavi, an area covered with thick jungle called Melipulli (Four Hills). On November 22, 1852 the first German settlers arrive thus initiating the colonization process, culminating in a major settlement population. Puerto Montt begins to experience population growth mainly after 1912, when he finishes building the railroad that connects the community with the rest of the mainland.

¿What to see in Puerto Montt?

Plaza de Armas, Cathedral, Monument to German Colonization, Casa del Arte Diego Rivera, Viewpoints, Jesuit Church, Architectural Heritage and the Carretera Austral, which includes an unforgettable adventure to travel the 1,100 kilometers, running through one of the geographic areas hilly and lush in the world.

General Information of Bariloche

Location: The city is on the south shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi, in the Black River Province, Argentina. It is surrounded by three lakes: Gutierrez, Moreno and Mascardi, and surrounding hills are several, among which include the Otto, the Cathedral and the Belfry, all with lifts to the top.

Various modes of transport come to the city, including domestic and international flights arriving at the airport in Bariloche. By car you can reach through National Routes 23, 40 and 231.

Bariloche is located 1640 kilometers from Buenos Aires, on the route, which corresponds to about 20 hours away by car or two-hour flight.

History: The city of San Carlos de Bariloche was officially founded on May 3, 1902. The name comes from the Mapuche language Bariloche, and is a derivative of the word vuriloche, meaning “people on the other side of the mountain.” This name gave the Mapuche people of Chile to the east side of the ridge. San Carlos is originated from the general store of Don Carlos Wiederhold, a Chilean immigrant of German origin installed in 1895 in the current city center. Then, the founding of the city, the name was misunderstood in a letter that was sent to Wiederhold, from Don Carlos in San Carlos, mixing well with the name of the city.

Between 1901 and 1905 lived in the area’s famous train and bank robbers Sundance Kid and Butch Cassidy, who by that time had stayed in the vicinity of Cholila, in the territory of Chubut. They left the area to learn that the pursuit of a famous detective Pinkerton. The bandits left evidence of their passage through the area in the records of general store located in the birth of the Limay River, a few miles from Bariloche.

In late 1930, he undertook the construction of a series of works that are now emblematic of Bariloche. Particularly highlights the Civic Center, the Cathedral and the Hotel Llao-Llao. At that time began the interest in winter sports, and began to explore the nearby hills to develop them. The first ski activities and skills developed in the Cerro Otto, whose slopes reach the outskirts of the city.

¿What to see in Bariloche?

Skiing and Winter Sports.
Day Trips & Walks: Lake and Land.
Adventure and extreme sports: Trekking and Mountaineering, biking, 4×4 tours, horseback riding, rafting, canopy and Diving.
Hunting, Fishing and Camping.
Entertainment & Shows: Track Karting (I-Kart), Clubs (grisu, Club Pacha, Roket, Brain, Genux and By Pass), Ice Skating (Neviska), Bowling (Bowling Lake) and Aquarius (La Casa del Aquarist .)
Cultural Activities: Museum Dr.Rosendo Lago Gutiérrez-Pascual, Old Settlers Museum, Fenoglio-Chocolate Museum, Museo de la Patagonia, Bariloche Museum Paleontological Association, Centro Atomico Bariloche and Instituto Balseiro, Refugio Otto Meiling Berghof-Museum, Museum ictícola ( Association of Fish and Game Club) and Cable Cerro Otto.

Es una experiencia bellísima y que sólo los que la han vivido podrán apreciar en su real magnitud.

Durante el recorrido se visita el Parque Nacional Vicente Pérez Rosales y se ingresa a los saltos del Río Petrohué. Son formaciones rocosas que hacen que el río caiga mostrando coloraciones verdes y azules muy vistosas, además del fondo con el Volcán Osorno y su punta nevada.

Se toma una embarcación en el Lago de Todos los Santos, en este lago de aguas cristalinas se encuentra la casa privada del dueño de la franquicia del Cruce de Lagos, una da las familias más acaudaladas de Chile. Tras hora y media de viaje se llega al Puerto de Peulla.

El trayecto siguiente es de una hora y media hasta la frontera con Argentina, donde se ingresa al Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi y se cruza la cordillera de Los Andes a sólo 976 metros de altitud, y tras cinco minutos de descenso se llega a la oficina de migración de Argentina en Puerto Frías, donde llega el catamarán.

En Argentina se recorre el Lago Frías brevemente hasta llegar a Puerto Alegre, donde se toma un autobús hasta Puerto Blest. El paisaje del cruce de lagos es muy bonito, se mezcla el agua cristalina de los lagos, que adopta diferentes tonos de azul y verde, con la gran cantidad de alerces y otros árboles de la zona. Las cumbres nevadas y la tranquilidad que se respira es lo que más se recuerda de este lugar ya ubicado en la Patagonia.

El último lago que se cruza es el Nahuel Huapi, que lleva hasta Puerto Pañuelo en cercanías del famoso hotel Llao-Llao, donde muchas celebridades van a pasar sus días de vacaciones en Bariloche. Allí se desciende del catamarán.

En San Carlos de Bariloche, ciudad que en invierno y verano fascinan a los turistas por sus centros de ski, comercio, hoteles, restaurantes y discotecas.

Información General de Puerto Montt

Ubicación: Puerto Montt se ubica a 41grados 30 minutos de latitud sur y 72 grados 50 minutos de longitud oeste, en el extremo sur de la Provincia de Llanquihue, junto al Seno del Reloncaví, siendo Capital de la Décima Región de Los Lagos de Chile, América del Sur.

Población: Tiene una población estimada de 174 mil 952 habitantes con una tasa de crecimiento anual del 2,29%. Un 49.1% de la población es de género masculino y un 50.9% femenino. En tanto, la población rural alcanza el 14%, concentrándose en la ciudad el 86%.

Historia: La ciudad fue fundada el 12 de febrero de 1853 por Vicente Pérez Rosales. El asentamiento original estaba situado junto a la rivera del seno de Reloncaví, hasta entonces cubierto de espesa selva llamado Melipulli (Cuatro Colinas). El 22 de Noviembre de 1852 arriban los primeros colonos alemanes iniciándose de esta manera el proceso de colonización, que culmina con un asentamiento importante de población. Puerto Montt comienza a experimentar su crecimiento demográfico fundamentalmente a partir de 1912, cuando se termina de construir el ferrocarril que conecta a la Comuna con el resto del país continental.

¿Qué visitar en Puerto Montt?

Plaza de Armas, Iglesia Catedral, Monumento a la Colonización Alemana, Casa del Arte Diego Rivera, Miradores, Iglesia Jesuita, Patrimonio Arquitectónico y el Camino Austral, que comprende una aventura inolvidable al recorrer los 1.100 kms, que atraviesa una de las zonas geográficas más accidentadas y exuberantes del mundo.

Información General de Bariloche

Ubicación: La ciudad está en la margen sur del lago Nahuel Huapi, en la provincia de Río Negro, Argentina. Se encuentra rodeada por otros tres lagos: Gutiérrez, Moreno y Mascardi, y en sus alrededores se hallan varios cerros, entre los que se destacan el Otto, el Catedral, y el Campanario, todos ellos con medios de elevación hasta la cima.

Diversos medios de transporte llegan a la ciudad, incluyendo vuelos domésticos e internacionales que arriban al aeropuerto de Bariloche. En automóvil se puede llegar por las rutas nacionales 23, 40 y 231.

Bariloche se encuentra a 1640 kilómetros de Buenos Aires, por ruta, lo que corresponde a unas 20 horas de viaje en automóvil o dos horas de vuelo. Historia: La ciudad de San Carlos de Bariloche fue fundada oficialmente el 3 de mayo de 1902. El nombre Bariloche proviene del idioma mapuche, y es un derivado de la palabra vuriloche , que significa “gente del otro lado de la montaña”. Este nombre le daban los mapuches de Chile a los habitantes del lado Este de la cordillera. San Carlos se originó a partir del almacén de ramos generales de Don Carlos Wiederhold, un inmigrante chileno de origen alemán instalado en 1895 en el actual centro de la ciudad. Luego, al fundarse la ciudad, el nombre fue mal entendido en una carta que le fue enviada a Wiederhold, pasando de Don Carlos a San Carlos , mezclando así su nombre con el de la ciudad.   Entre los años 1901 y 1905 vivieron en la zona los famosos ladrones de trenes y bancos Sundance Kid y Butch Cassidy, que por esa época tenían una estancia en las cercanías de Cholila, en el territorio de Chubut. Dejaron la zona al enterarse de que los perseguía un detective de la famosa agencia Pinkerton. Los bandoleros dejaron evidencia de su paso por la zona en los registros del almacén de ramos generales ubicado en el nacimiento del río Limay, a pocos kilómetros de Bariloche.

A finales de la década de 1930 se emprendió la construcción de una serie de obras que hoy son emblemáticas de Bariloche. Especialmente se destacan el Centro Cívico, la Iglesia Catedral y el Hotel Llao-Llao. Por esa época comenzó el interés por los deportes invernales, y se comenzaron a explorar los cerros vecinos para desarrollarlos. Las primeras actividades y competencias de esquí se desarrollaron en el Cerro Otto, cuyas pendientes llegan hasta las afueras de la ciudad.

¿Qué visitar en Bariloche?

Esquí y Deportes de Invierno.

Excursiones y Paseos: Lacustres y Terrestres.

Aventura y Deportes Extremos: Trekking y Montañismo, Excursiones en Bicicleta, Excursiones 4X4, Cabalgatas, Rafting, Canopy y Buceo.

Caza, Pesca y Campamento.

Entretenimiento y Espectáculos: Pista de Karting (I-Kart), Discotecas (Grisu, Club Pacha, Roket, Cerebro, Genux y By Pass), Patinaje sobre Hielo (Neviska), Boliche (Boliche del Lago) y Acuario (La Casa del Acuarista).

Actividades Culturales: Museo del Lago Gutiérrez-Dr.Rosendo Pascual, Museo Viejos Colonos, Fenoglio-Museo del Chocolate, Museo de la Patagonia, Museo Asociación Paleontológica Bariloche, Centro Atómico Bariloche e Instituto Balseiro, Refugio Berghof-Museo Otto Meiling, Museo Ictícola (Asociación Club de Caza y Pesca) y Teleférico Cerro Otto.

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