@@David-pz4bsnaaa Bro malísimo, en serio Carlos paz? Lugar feo si la hay.los otros dos son lindos pero niii de cerca de acercan a Bari, pero niii cerca . igual si es tu opinión de una
@@nahuel7717 Exacto. Carlos Paz es una mersada. De todos modos Bariloche no es ni parecida a una ciudad suiza o alemana. La variedad de estilos arquitectónicos y el nivel de vida altísimo de los europeos no puede ni compararse con Bariloche. Si es cierto que los paisajes son más lindos y espectaculares en Bariloche
Hola, me alegro que la estén pasando bien en Bariloche!! Tienen que ir a Villa la Angostura, Villa Trafull y San Martín de los Andes!!! Esta todo cerca!!!!
I bought about 4kg of Swiss chocolate from Montreux last August. And 4kg from Bariloche in Feb 2024. I've eaten/given out as gifts about half. Now to go back to London and split test the chocolates!
Wow! Wonder how much the 4kg in Montreux was probably worth 40 in Arg 😅 Nevertheless im glad you living life to the fullest 🤩 Thank you for checking out the video 🙏🏻
In 1947 the italian family Fenoglio established the first chocolate factory of Bariloche, and all the latter ones, Mamushka, Ben Roth, El Turista were created by ex employees of Fenoglio
Thank you for sharing! There was a lot of conflicting information online 😅 They were all delicious and we actually had favourites from each place we tried
@@MaxandJacqueline Yes, it is a small town but it has some brands of craft beer and restaurants like los curantos with trout-based dishes. In the other hand it is more peaceful than Bariloche(if you need to have some rest ; a little break of the break).
I hope you enjoyed Bariloche; the chocolate there is amazing. I recommend you to visit "El Calafate" and "El Chaltén" glaciers, and further south to the province of Ushuaia. Great channel, keep exploring.
Like 249, great impressive footage capturing the beautiful alluring scenery that entice some of the viewers to keep on watching, thanks for sharing and bringing us to this wonderful relaxing place and stay safe always.
So nice of you! Bariloche really captured our hearts and hopefully this comes across! We have a few more videos in this area because it was just so beautiful!
Hi guys i hope you have enjoyed my country, i visited bariloche 2 years ago and that was one of the most beautiful experienced that i have had, probably this year i come back!! greetings !!
Hey guys. I'm sure Jacqueline didn't mean to offend any Argentinian. It's a fact that the city was founded by germen immigrants. U can cross into the pacific ocean from there by the way. Love your video. ❤
It was not founded by Germans either, although a large German population arrived after its founding. It was founded in 1902, and just 20 years before Argentina had conquered Patagonia, which was in the hands of indigenous people. greetings
@@yoargentina. Well. You're right, you get to Puerto Varas in Chile which technically is part of a lake and then need to drive some miles to Puerto Montt located on the Pacific. Thank you.
@@yoargentina.Thanks for the insight on how this wonderful city was founded. I always held the wrong idea it had been colonized by Germans who'd arrived from Southern Chile and before that, the Argentinian Army had taken it from the Mapuches. Regards.
I adore Bariloche chocolates. Congrats !! You must have a bullet proof liver... Listen the real beauty of Bariloche is not inside the town, but in its 40 km corridor to Llao Llao, Peninsula de San Pedro and Circuito chico ! Don t miss it. have a nice trip !
😅 I think we do! after 1.5 years of travelling all over the world our stomach can handle anything 😂 We will be doing the Circuito Chico in Sundays video! Such a stunning route! We also do some hikes too in the area, on Wednesday we hike to Refugio Frey 😂
@Un_Americano_de_las_PUA: ? sic Bariloche está en la Provincia de Río Negro, ARGENTINA. América es un Continente que nace en Alaska (E. Unidos) y termina en Tierra de Fuego, (Argentina).
Mamushka was NOT the first chocolate store in Bariloche at all, it's great, the packaging adds a lot to the whole experience. Benroth was the best about 35 years ago and still being a great option, another great and underated option is Abuela Goye.
Dang! Thanks for letting us know 🫶 Honestly all the chocolate was incredible and we had favourites from each store so you really can't go wrong in Bariloche!
You have to go to Villa La Angostura. Try chocolate from Benroth and La Fabrica de Chocolate. And Amèlie has an excellent fondeau. Then you go to San Martín, try Mamusia.
9:27 The place you're referring to is not in Bariloche, but it's close, a little more than an hour away. It's in Villa La Angostura, Neuquén. It's called "Casa Inalco"
@@MaxandJacqueline The Inalco House has many details similar to the Berghof, the one in the Bavarian Alps. It was for sale, I don't know what happened with the house, but until recently it was possible to visit it... Very nice video!!
Traful, El Bolson, Villa la Angostura, San Martín de los Andes, Lanin Volcano, it's the whole package. The dolls are actually called Matrioschkas in Russian, but everyone in Argentina has this confusion with Mamuschka. The chocolates are great, other small craft shops are also excellent. Rapa Nui is the real deal, get the raspberry dipped bombonss. The myths are mostly tall tales to have something to tell the tourists. The scenery is cute enough to justify the trip, can be enjoyed year-round. You can hike up to Cerro Otto, tough going but worth it. Another traveller favourite is the lamb, roasted in various ways. You can get venison or boar in some spots.
I understand your point but unnecessary to say that is a german city as well, we know the influence but nobody speaks german just people who went after World War. Respect my country, 🇦🇷 and only 🇦🇷
Es hermoso Bariloche, sobre todo sus paisajes y la gente, una pena que desde tiempos inmemorables no mantienen las calles y rutas, al punto que el apodo "baribache" le queda perfecto, otro pueblo que te recomiendo es Villa General Belgrano, sobre todo en octubre 😉
I am from Cordoba Argentina and in January of this year I went to Bariloche for the first time, we went for 7 days but it was only on the fifth day that I found out that the cable car existed, they have spectacular views that can be seen from the cable car and from the revolving restaurant, it is one of the must-see places, I went thinking that I had plenty of time in 7 days and in the end I had things to do.
So sad we missed out BUT we could easily spend months in Bariloche exploring all of the surrounding areas it’s so stunning! We hope you get to visit again soon 🧡
lindo video, me alegro que la hayan pasado bien. 50 dólares una comida no es tanto, para dos personas. La cena es a partir de las 21, porque si cenás a las 6 o 7 de la tarde después qué hacés hasta la 1 de la mañana que empieza la diversión? Disfruten su estadía, y si les gusta el queso coman una provoleta, como entrada.
Gracias por mirar, viajamos con un presupuesto de $100 por día, por lo que $50 es mucho para nosotros, pero en circunstancias normales es un buen precio. Nos ENCANTA el queso y probamos la provaleta en uno de nuestros próximos vlogs, así que gracias por el consejo 🧡
9:35 The Uruguayan actor Carlos Perciavalle said several times on television that back in the '60s he was there with his colleague China Zorrilla. They were invited to a huge wooden hotel. Inside a large room they saw someone who looked like Hitler without a mustache and with white hair but they definitely recognized Eva Braun near him. They became petrified and fled the hotel and the town. The thing is that he also said that he spoke telepathically with extraterrestrials and saw UFOs several times and he also confessed that he was a cocaine addict. As we say here "believe or burst."
Ciertos lugares de Argentina conservan mas el estilo europeo antiguo que ciertas partes de Europa que cambiaron, en Argentina se congelaron en el tiempo esos lugares a donde llegaron los inmigrantes hace unas decadas, casi sin cambiar, son unos pocos lugares donde fueron los alemanes como La Cumbrecita, Villa General Belgrano y Bariloche. Es algo que puede suceder tanto en costumbres antiguas europeas, mezcladas con argentinas nuevas, como en la edificacion, comidas, etc. Hay un youtuber argentino japones que emigro a Japon y dice que le cuesta incertarse en Japon al tener una educacion y subcultura japones antigua mezclada con la de un argentino que es distinta a la de un japones moderno, que cuando intenta ser japones es ese japones antiguo que hoy en Japon se rechaza en cierta manera, aceptando tal vez mas al latino que lleva que al japones antiguo que heredo de sus padres que emigraron hace unas decadas a la Argentina, el volvio a Japon siendo un japones antiguo mezclado con un argentino actual, adaptarse le cuesta
¡Adoramos la mezcla de influencia europea y la cultura latina argentina! ¡Realmente sentí que Argentina tomó lo mejor de ambos mundos e hizo algo tan único!
Justamente dónde mas fueron y está lleno de pueblos "alemanes" es a Entre Ríos pueblos como Crespo, Colonia Alemana, Aldea Brasilera, etc... y se sigue hablando alemán allí. Y bastante mas "alemanas" que las que nombraste ruclips.net/video/gmBLxdO2FXY/видео.html
Por que los anglosajones,(británicos, estado unidenses, canadienses, neozelandeses y australianos) confunden que existe una arquitectura Latinoaméricana, eso no existe, en sudamerica la arquitectura es mas bien española pais q conquisto y colonizo america, con bastante influencia italiana y Francesa, de ahi q seamos latinoamericanos, ya q provenimos de paises latinos de Europa donde reino el imperio romano, en Australia por ejemplo es una colonia britanica angosajona, de ahi q compartan cultura con ese pais así como su arquitectura, (donde convivian mas que nada los celtas y babaros), para q conozcan un poco de su procedencia genialogica jaja, mientras q en Latinoamérica compartimos cultura con paises latinos de europa(España, italia, francia, Portugal, y grecia), aunque durante las guerras mundiales la gran inmigracion de alemanes, ucranianos, yugoslavos, ingleses, nordicos, suizos, hungaros, autriacos y demas que huian del conflicto para hacer nueva vida en distintos paises sudamerica tambien aportaron mucho a la cultura de dicersos paises como Argentina, Chile, brasil, Uruguay, Venezuela, Paraguay, colombia, etc.
¿Estoy confundido acerca de este comentario? Sabemos lo que es Latinoamérica, hemos estado viajando aquí durante los últimos 8 meses 😅 tal vez el traductor de Google hizo un mal trabajo 🧡
Lo de hitler hay testigos que lo vieron....vivio en bsriloche...pero se movia por todas las ciudades de inmigrantes alemanes que hay por toda argentina.......haymychos libros de un autor de bariloche sobre hilter si les interesa el tema....saludos
Los testigos vieron alguien parecido, no hay ninguna prueba fehaciente de que fuera realmente él, si es probable que haya habido muchos alemanes que huyeron de la guerra, y se refugiaron en Bariloche
If you start the seven lakes route from Bariloche you will reach San Martin de los Andes town, in my opinion is much more beautiful than Bariloche itself, its a 2/3 hours trip from Bariloche
You don't actually put the fondue fork in your mouth - it gets very warm in the hot cheese and because of Corona and so on... 🥲Greetings from E uropa - Great Grandpa 🤣
Wow you guys always eat so healthy, Chocolates, Fondue and wine, better be running 🏃♀🏃♂for the next week or two. Did you ever find Hitler's grave? I think he did die in Argentina.😁 ( according to Dr. Mark Felton videos). Glad you both are having fun. Love your channel. Cheers 🍬🍬🥘🥘🍷🍷
Tell us about it 😅 Gonna take a lot to work off this day but it was so worth it! No we didn't do the Nazi tour so we didn't get the scoop but a lot of people seem to believe he did live here so who knows maybe it's true 🤷♀️
@@franui6688 es una ciudad chica y extructuralmente edificada por europeos desde un principio,te podes dar cuenta por la formas de las las casas echas de piedra y madera , o crees que fue echo por asiaticos y despues llegaron a emigrar personas prinsipalmente de Buenos Aires,ciudades sercanas y del campo
@@luispaillalef1363 y a lo que me refiero con el tamaño, ella en el titulo pone que es una villa ( o pueblo ) ya que eso es lo que significa town, no es una town, tampoco una big city pero no es una town
@@franui6688 te entiendo yo igual soy de Bariloche y no me gusta por ejemplo que le digan a colonia suiza que es un pueblo o que izen la bandera de suiza cuando es un barrio mas de bariloche
We went on a short day trip there and wished we had stayed longer 😅we can’t wait to come back, you can watch that video too: ruclips.net/video/_L2664-x_pY/видео.htmlsi=0hZ6tpDLWG2h0nBQ
Disculpen gringos ,soy de la Ciudad de Mar del Plata , Provincia de Buenos Aires Argentina , y les informo que la autentica Suiza Argentina se encuentra en la Provincia de Cordoba ,y es la localidad de La Cumbresita
siempre vamos los Americanos a Bariloche, últimos años recibe América muchos brasileros, les gusta de América lo del tema poder esquiar, el invierno lo pasan en América 🇦🇷
Lol dude negative Nancy. The back drop is where they travel. This is about their experience. I have already seen too many walking tours. You can readily find them.
@@MaxandJacquelineit was called The Argentinian Switzerland around 1910 by journalist Ada María Elflein. That was the start as a touristic destination.
Que pais de la puta madre tenemos, muy rico cultural y naturalmente, lastima nuestros historicos problemas de corrupcion y la gente que ha pasado por casa rosada, porque sino seriamos el pais perfecto, Muchas gracias por venir! Saludos de un argentino
Para los q se enojan no sean pelotudoss obvio influencio lo.europeo la mayoria tenemos descendents y arribaron a Argentina y construyeron como loco hasta en Buenos Aires arquitectos franceses llegaban y el mismo Argentino queria construir al estilo Europeo lean historia no sean ignorantes
Sadly through peronist and kirchnerist governments looks horrible, no infrastructure and planning whatsoever.. it is saved by it lakes and mountains. Also is expensive af.
Hey guys. I'm sure Jacqueline didn't mean to offend any Argentinian. It's a fact that the city was founded by germen immigrants. U can cross into the pacific ocean from there by the way. Love your video. ❤
🙏 we love Argentina and the people 🧡 and the food, and the scenery 😅 the way Argentina has take the European influence and made it so much it’s own is amazing! We will be sharing a food tour vlog soon and I think I mention something like that 😊
Gracias por venir a mi hermoso país es hermoso todas provincias .los argentinos somo muy agradecidos a todos los turistas que vengan a mi amado pais
Eso es cierto, ¡todos los lugares que hemos visitado en Argentina son hermosos! Gracias por la cálida bienvenida. 🇦🇷🫶
Bariloche es espectacular ! ☺ ❤ 🇦🇷
Indeed! 🇦🇷🫶
Esta bueno pero me gusta mas La Cumbrecita o Villa Gral Belgrano por lejos, inclusive Carlos Paz
@@David-pz4bsno podes comparar, los paisajes de Bariloche y alrededores son espectaculares...
@@David-pz4bsnaaa Bro malísimo, en serio Carlos paz? Lugar feo si la hay.los otros dos son lindos pero niii de cerca de acercan a Bari, pero niii cerca . igual si es tu opinión de una
@@nahuel7717 Exacto. Carlos Paz es una mersada. De todos modos Bariloche no es ni parecida a una ciudad suiza o alemana. La variedad de estilos arquitectónicos y el nivel de vida altísimo de los europeos no puede ni compararse con Bariloche. Si es cierto que los paisajes son más lindos y espectaculares en Bariloche
Hermoso Bariloche ❤🇦🇷
❤️📍
Bariloche es mi lugar en el mundo. Fui muchas veces y no me canso de volver. Bienvenidos y me alegro que la hayan pasado bien.
Hi, Gustavo. It is absolutely beautiful there. We are looking forward to going back ourselves as well.
Hola, me alegro que la estén pasando bien en Bariloche!! Tienen que ir a Villa la Angostura, Villa Trafull y San Martín de los Andes!!! Esta todo cerca!!!!
Hola, gracias por compartir, intentaremos ver lo más posible, es tan hermoso en esta área.
Villa La Angostura por lejos lo mejor de la Patagonia. Y eso que vivo en Buenos Aires.
Check out the video that just came out 🤓 You'll see why 😉
@@Sinergy42 a mi me gustó San Martín de los Andes en verano, todo lleno de Flores.
I bought about 4kg of Swiss chocolate from Montreux last August. And 4kg from Bariloche in Feb 2024. I've eaten/given out as gifts about half. Now to go back to London and split test the chocolates!
Wow! Wonder how much the 4kg in Montreux was probably worth 40 in Arg 😅 Nevertheless im glad you living life to the fullest 🤩 Thank you for checking out the video 🙏🏻
I bought Swiss chocolate in supermarket in south of Chile - it's way cheaper and better than Argentinian.
In 1947 the italian family Fenoglio established the first chocolate factory of Bariloche, and all the latter ones, Mamushka, Ben Roth, El Turista were created by ex employees of Fenoglio
Thank you for sharing! There was a lot of conflicting information online 😅 They were all delicious and we actually had favourites from each place we tried
If you like theres another village with swiss-german style named as Colonia Suiza but it`s more quite than Bariloche.It`s 20km. near Bariloche.
Thanks Jon, we got a chance to visit Colonia Suiza when we did the circuito Chico, we will share it on Sunday, very small compared to Bariloche!
@@MaxandJacqueline Yes, it is a small town but it has some brands of craft beer and restaurants like los curantos with trout-based dishes.
In the other hand it is more peaceful than Bariloche(if you need to have some rest ; a little break of the break).
Haha, sometimes a break is need when we are travelling so much!
I hope you enjoyed Bariloche; the chocolate there is amazing. I recommend you to visit "El Calafate" and "El Chaltén" glaciers, and further south to the province of Ushuaia. Great channel, keep exploring.
We honestly never want to leave we love it so much! But as you advise there is more of Argentina we must visit 🇦🇷🫶
Salieron re locos de la comida y el vino al final 😂💪🇦🇷🔥
😅 ¡Demasiado queso y vino nos hicieron muy felices! 🥂
y eso que no se dieron cuenta del ovni en el min 14.48!
Like 249, great impressive footage capturing the beautiful alluring scenery that entice some of the viewers to keep on watching, thanks for sharing and bringing us to this wonderful relaxing place and stay safe always.
So nice of you! Bariloche really captured our hearts and hopefully this comes across! We have a few more videos in this area because it was just so beautiful!
Did you notice the UFO min 14.48???
Lindo video en Bariloche, chicos.
Nuevos suscriptor.
Saludos desde ciudad de Olavarría, Provincia de Buenos Aires (Argentina).
Gracias 🧡
Everytime i've lived abroad i missed argy food so badly
Its just too good! Although I think we have gained a bit of weight being in Argentina 😅 Worth it though!
Hi guys i hope you have enjoyed my country, i visited bariloche 2 years ago and that was one of the most beautiful experienced that i have had, probably this year i come back!! greetings !!
We hope you do go back! It's too beautiful to only experience once 😍
Benroth for me are the best!!!!
The pistachio and peanut cream from Benroth 🤤
Bariloche es una ciudad bellísima! Y toda la Patagonia tiene paisajes increibles, ideal para descansar y comer cosas ricas! Bienvenidos!
¡Gracias! Realmente somos muy afortunados de poder visitar esta increíble parte del mundo y sentirnos tan bienvenidos por todos 💙🤍💙
Que ricoos los chocolates de Bariloche! 🍫 🍯🍫 🇦🇷 ☺ 🌷
🤤🤤🤤
Hey guys. I'm sure Jacqueline didn't mean to offend any Argentinian. It's a fact that the city was founded by germen immigrants. U can cross into the pacific ocean from there by the way. Love your video. ❤
San Carlos de Bariloche has no access to the Atlantic, nor to the Pacific, it is surrounded by lakes (fresh water)
It was not founded by Germans either, although a large German population arrived after its founding.
It was founded in 1902, and just 20 years before Argentina had conquered Patagonia, which was in the hands of indigenous people. greetings
@@yoargentina.
Well. You're right, you get to Puerto Varas in Chile which technically is part of a lake and then need to drive some miles to Puerto Montt located on the Pacific. Thank you.
@@yoargentina.Thanks for the insight on how this wonderful city was founded. I always held the wrong idea it had been colonized by Germans who'd arrived from Southern Chile and before that, the Argentinian Army had taken it from the Mapuches. Regards.
German is also an ethnicity. So it's correct to call it 'German-argentine city'.
It is an Argentinian town which had german inmigration in the past.
Bariloche no es pueblo; es ciudad, tiene 140.000 Habitantes (Censo 2022).
German is a ethnicity. So it's correct call the city "German-argentine city".
I adore Bariloche chocolates. Congrats !! You must have a bullet proof liver... Listen the real beauty of Bariloche is not inside the town, but in its 40 km corridor to Llao Llao, Peninsula de San Pedro and Circuito chico ! Don t miss it. have a nice trip !
I thought the same 😂 I like chocolate very much, but I don´t have a bullet proof liver, unfortunately
Si es verdad
😅 I think we do! after 1.5 years of travelling all over the world our stomach can handle anything 😂
We will be doing the Circuito Chico in Sundays video! Such a stunning route! We also do some hikes too in the area, on Wednesday we hike to Refugio Frey 😂
It's going to take a lot of workouts and healthy meals to make up for this video 😅
😅
Hay muchas colectividades en Bariloche de europa todo en cierto grado colaboraron en crear esa hermosa ciudad
América tiene arquitectura austríaca en Bariloche, nos fascinó a los Americanos vuestro video amigos además de un saludo Americano América 🇦🇷
Thank you so much for watching I'm really glad you enjoyed it 😊
@Un_Americano_de_las_PUA: ? sic
Bariloche está en la Provincia de Río Negro, ARGENTINA.
América es un Continente que nace en Alaska (E. Unidos) y termina en Tierra de Fuego, (Argentina).
Mamushka was NOT the first chocolate store in Bariloche at all, it's great, the packaging adds a lot to the whole experience. Benroth was the best about 35 years ago and still being a great option, another great and underated option is Abuela Goye.
Cierto. Y Mamushka creo que es originalmente de San Martin de Los Andes.
Dang! Thanks for letting us know 🫶 Honestly all the chocolate was incredible and we had favourites from each store so you really can't go wrong in Bariloche!
You have to go to Villa La Angostura. Try chocolate from Benroth and La Fabrica de Chocolate. And Amèlie has an excellent fondeau. Then you go to San Martín, try Mamusia.
Oh wow thanks for the tips they sound right up our alley 🫶
9:27 The place you're referring to is not in Bariloche, but it's close, a little more than an hour away. It's in Villa La Angostura, Neuquén. It's called "Casa Inalco"
Thank you for letting us know 😊
@@MaxandJacqueline The Inalco House has many details similar to the Berghof, the one in the Bavarian Alps. It was for sale, I don't know what happened with the house, but until recently it was possible to visit it... Very nice video!!
Hola chicos y Bienvenidos!!
Hello, Fabian thank you for watching the video.We are loving Bariloche more videos to come
Indeed Benroth's the best.
Omg I wish we could go back soon 🤤
Traful, El Bolson, Villa la Angostura, San Martín de los Andes, Lanin Volcano, it's the whole package. The dolls are actually called Matrioschkas in Russian, but everyone in Argentina has this confusion with Mamuschka. The chocolates are great, other small craft shops are also excellent. Rapa Nui is the real deal, get the raspberry dipped bombonss. The myths are mostly tall tales to have something to tell the tourists. The scenery is cute enough to justify the trip, can be enjoyed year-round. You can hike up to Cerro Otto, tough going but worth it. Another traveller favourite is the lamb, roasted in various ways. You can get venison or boar in some spots.
Thanks for the tips! I thought they were called babuschka dolls 😅 I had one as a little girl than my grandma bought back for me 🧡
Wow!
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Hi guys, amazing video in Bariloche, keep it up! cheers
Thanks for tuning in! Will do!
I understand your point but unnecessary to say that is a german city as well, we know the influence but nobody speaks german just people who went after World War.
Respect my country, 🇦🇷 and only 🇦🇷
No disrespect meant, we absolutely love Argentina and the culture 💙🤍💙
Wellcome.
Gracias ☺️
Es hermoso Bariloche, sobre todo sus paisajes y la gente, una pena que desde tiempos inmemorables no mantienen las calles y rutas, al punto que el apodo "baribache" le queda perfecto, otro pueblo que te recomiendo es Villa General Belgrano, sobre todo en octubre 😉
Hola...que tal.....bariloche fue fundado por inmigrantes suizos ...alemanes entre fines del siglo 19 y principios del 20...
¡Nosotros somos buenos! Gracias por compartir y por mirar.
If you ever comeback, we highly recommend you to go to “el boliche de alberto” the best meat ever
Thank you for this tip! We will definitely be back at some point!
Yummy
☺️
I am from Cordoba Argentina and in January of this year I went to Bariloche for the first time, we went for 7 days but it was only on the fifth day that I found out that the cable car existed, they have spectacular views that can be seen from the cable car and from the revolving restaurant, it is one of the must-see places, I went thinking that I had plenty of time in 7 days and in the end I had things to do.
So sad we missed out BUT we could easily spend months in Bariloche exploring all of the surrounding areas it’s so stunning! We hope you get to visit again soon 🧡
lindo video, me alegro que la hayan pasado bien. 50 dólares una comida no es tanto, para dos personas. La cena es a partir de las 21, porque si cenás a las 6 o 7 de la tarde después qué hacés hasta la 1 de la mañana que empieza la diversión? Disfruten su estadía, y si les gusta el queso coman una provoleta, como entrada.
Gracias por mirar, viajamos con un presupuesto de $100 por día, por lo que $50 es mucho para nosotros, pero en circunstancias normales es un buen precio. Nos ENCANTA el queso y probamos la provaleta en uno de nuestros próximos vlogs, así que gracias por el consejo 🧡
Hello guys ,good video😊😊😊
Thank you 🤗
Realmente esperaba max informacion sober bariloche y no solamente chocolate.
But it’s the best part 😂
Hola! tienen que conocer el hotel Eden!
No?
Hello guys, I tell you the oldest chocolate factory is Chocolates (from the tourist) there on the same street.
Hi Alejandro! Thanks for sharing, I wish we had tried them!
BARALOICHI!!!!
❤️🤩 more videos to come
9:35 The Uruguayan actor Carlos Perciavalle said several times on television that back in the '60s he was there with his colleague China Zorrilla. They were invited to a huge wooden hotel. Inside a large room they saw someone who looked like Hitler without a mustache and with white hair but they definitely recognized Eva Braun near him. They became petrified and fled the hotel and the town. The thing is that he also said that he spoke telepathically with extraterrestrials and saw UFOs several times and he also confessed that he was a cocaine addict. As we say here "believe or burst."
Era un jipi drogon en esa época perciavale😂😂😂
Hi, Ricardo.Thank you for all the cool information.We did not see hitler, 🤣 but we are having an amazing time in Bariloche
que felices se los ve bienbenidos traigan mas americanos saludos
¡Gracias por ver! Tenemos muchos espectadores estadounidenses, pero en realidad somos australianos (Jacqui) y franceses (Max) 🧡
Americanos somos todos los que vivimos.en este continente desde Argentina hasta Alaska (Est. Unidos) .
Son australianos, el chico en realidad es frances.
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I just had dinner and still I got hungry
Ahhhh we miss Argentine food 🤤
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El pintor austriaco tenia muchos defectos pero tenia buen gusto para elegir paisajes.
Ciertos lugares de Argentina conservan mas el estilo europeo antiguo que ciertas partes de Europa que cambiaron, en Argentina se congelaron en el tiempo esos lugares a donde llegaron los inmigrantes hace unas decadas, casi sin cambiar, son unos pocos lugares donde fueron los alemanes como La Cumbrecita, Villa General Belgrano y Bariloche. Es algo que puede suceder tanto en costumbres antiguas europeas, mezcladas con argentinas nuevas, como en la edificacion, comidas, etc. Hay un youtuber argentino japones que emigro a Japon y dice que le cuesta incertarse en Japon al tener una educacion y subcultura japones antigua mezclada con la de un argentino que es distinta a la de un japones moderno, que cuando intenta ser japones es ese japones antiguo que hoy en Japon se rechaza en cierta manera, aceptando tal vez mas al latino que lleva que al japones antiguo que heredo de sus padres que emigraron hace unas decadas a la Argentina, el volvio a Japon siendo un japones antiguo mezclado con un argentino actual, adaptarse le cuesta
¡Adoramos la mezcla de influencia europea y la cultura latina argentina! ¡Realmente sentí que Argentina tomó lo mejor de ambos mundos e hizo algo tan único!
Justamente dónde mas fueron y está lleno de pueblos "alemanes" es a Entre Ríos pueblos como Crespo, Colonia Alemana, Aldea Brasilera, etc... y se sigue hablando alemán allí. Y bastante mas "alemanas" que las que nombraste ruclips.net/video/gmBLxdO2FXY/видео.html
Por que los anglosajones,(británicos, estado unidenses, canadienses, neozelandeses y australianos) confunden que existe una arquitectura Latinoaméricana, eso no existe, en sudamerica la arquitectura es mas bien española pais q conquisto y colonizo america, con bastante influencia italiana y Francesa, de ahi q seamos latinoamericanos, ya q provenimos de paises latinos de Europa donde reino el imperio romano, en Australia por ejemplo es una colonia britanica angosajona, de ahi q compartan cultura con ese pais así como su arquitectura, (donde convivian mas que nada los celtas y babaros), para q conozcan un poco de su procedencia genialogica jaja, mientras q en Latinoamérica compartimos cultura con paises latinos de europa(España, italia, francia, Portugal, y grecia), aunque durante las guerras mundiales la gran inmigracion de alemanes, ucranianos, yugoslavos, ingleses, nordicos, suizos, hungaros, autriacos y demas que huian del conflicto para hacer nueva vida en distintos paises sudamerica tambien aportaron mucho a la cultura de dicersos paises como Argentina, Chile, brasil, Uruguay, Venezuela, Paraguay, colombia, etc.
¿Estoy confundido acerca de este comentario? Sabemos lo que es Latinoamérica, hemos estado viajando aquí durante los últimos 8 meses 😅 tal vez el traductor de Google hizo un mal trabajo 🧡
Is 200k inhabitants considered a village? 😅
Probably not 😆😅 but it has that village charm 🫶
Lo de hitler hay testigos que lo vieron....vivio en bsriloche...pero se movia por todas las ciudades de inmigrantes alemanes que hay por toda argentina.......haymychos libros de un autor de bariloche sobre hilter si les interesa el tema....saludos
Los testigos vieron alguien parecido, no hay ninguna prueba fehaciente de que fuera realmente él, si es probable que haya habido muchos alemanes que huyeron de la guerra, y se refugiaron en Bariloche
¡Quizás deberíamos leer el libro! Suena muy interesante. Gracias por compartir 🧡
@@MaxandJacqueline hola....el autor se llama abel basti
Yes. There is even a movie that talks about this topic. "Wakolda".
@@danamalka7887ah mira....no conozco esa pelicula
If you start the seven lakes route from Bariloche you will reach San Martin de los Andes town, in my opinion is much more beautiful than Bariloche itself, its a 2/3 hours trip from Bariloche
Oh we have to visit! We’re really in love with this region and will absolutely be back for round 2 😍
You don't actually put the fondue fork in your mouth - it gets very warm in the hot cheese and because of Corona and so on... 🥲Greetings from E uropa - Great Grandpa 🤣
Oops 😅 haha
Wow you guys always eat so healthy, Chocolates, Fondue and wine, better be running 🏃♀🏃♂for the next week or two. Did you ever find Hitler's grave? I think he did die in Argentina.😁 ( according to Dr. Mark Felton videos). Glad you both are having fun. Love your channel. Cheers 🍬🍬🥘🥘🍷🍷
Tell us about it 😅 Gonna take a lot to work off this day but it was so worth it! No we didn't do the Nazi tour so we didn't get the scoop but a lot of people seem to believe he did live here so who knows maybe it's true 🤷♀️
Hitler was there till he died. Im glad he made it there safely
not swiss-german town, just an argentinian town
and its not a town, its a city and biggest
@@franui6688 es una ciudad chica y extructuralmente edificada por europeos desde un principio,te podes dar cuenta por la formas de las las casas echas de piedra y madera , o crees que fue echo por asiaticos y despues llegaron a emigrar personas prinsipalmente de Buenos Aires,ciudades sercanas y del campo
@@luispaillalef1363 Soy de bariloche, bariloche es argentina, basta de esas pelotudeces de la suiza argentina
@@luispaillalef1363 y a lo que me refiero con el tamaño, ella en el titulo pone que es una villa ( o pueblo ) ya que eso es lo que significa town, no es una town, tampoco una big city pero no es una town
@@franui6688 te entiendo yo igual soy de Bariloche y no me gusta por ejemplo que le digan a colonia suiza que es un pueblo o que izen la bandera de suiza cuando es un barrio mas de bariloche
Al final ¿son mejores los chocolates suizos o los de bariloche? jajaj
Bariloche of course 🫶
OMG!!!!YOU sound exactly like Chandlers gurl friend!!!Nice video.thanks enjoy!!
OH MY GOD! Hahaha we thought the same thing 🤣
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If you liked Bariloche wait till you go to Villa La Angostura
We went on a short day trip there and wished we had stayed longer 😅we can’t wait to come back, you can watch that video too: ruclips.net/video/_L2664-x_pY/видео.htmlsi=0hZ6tpDLWG2h0nBQ
RAPANUI is the best one
Honestly they we're all so high quality! You really just can't go wrong!
Disculpen gringos ,soy de la Ciudad de Mar del Plata , Provincia de Buenos Aires Argentina , y les informo que la autentica Suiza Argentina se encuentra en la Provincia de Cordoba ,y es la localidad de La Cumbresita
Sí, nos han dicho, otra razón por la que tenemos que volver. 🤩
Mas bien sera villa general belgrano...la cumbrecita es preciosa pero es chiquita
What would the world do without the Americas NO chocolate, tomatoes, chilies etc.
Tell me about it! Would be such a sad world!
Even better than belgian 🍫 🙌 In my opinion.
Truth!!! Price, taste, quality, scenery! Bariloche is the best 😍
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Thank you for checking out the video it is a Magical place more videos from Bariloche to come ❤️👌
maravillosos agrega América 🇦🇷
siempre vamos los Americanos a Bariloche, últimos años recibe América muchos brasileros, les gusta de América lo del tema poder esquiar, el invierno lo pasan en América 🇦🇷
You didnt try the Fra Nui? are you guys nuts??
No! Actually this was on my list but I completely forgot about it 🤦♀️ just a very good reason to come back I guess 😝
@@MaxandJacqueline that's an idea! LOL
You know it's possible to show off a town without your face on screen almost the entire time. Holy cow.
Lol dude negative Nancy. The back drop is where they travel. This is about their experience.
I have already seen too many walking tours. You can readily find them.
🫶 thanks for having our back
And nobody in Argentina call it Little Switzerland
Maybe just to us tourists then 😅
@@MaxandJacquelineit was called The Argentinian Switzerland around 1910 by journalist Ada María Elflein. That was the start as a touristic destination.
Que pais de la puta madre tenemos, muy rico cultural y naturalmente, lastima nuestros historicos problemas de corrupcion y la gente que ha pasado por casa rosada, porque sino seriamos el pais perfecto, Muchas gracias por venir! Saludos de un argentino
¡No podría estar más de acuerdo! ¡Argentina es un país tan hermoso y diverso con una cultura increíble!
AHI es donde escondieron a HIT- ler
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Es un mito.
Para los q se enojan no sean pelotudoss obvio influencio lo.europeo la mayoria tenemos descendents y arribaron a Argentina y construyeron como loco hasta en Buenos Aires arquitectos franceses llegaban y el mismo Argentino queria construir al estilo Europeo lean historia no sean ignorantes
Hey Martin thank for your input. The architecture is beautiful hope you liked the video ❤️
Sadly through peronist and kirchnerist governments looks horrible, no infrastructure and planning whatsoever.. it is saved by it lakes and mountains. Also is expensive af.
We had an amazing time there and the landscape is stunning!
Hey guys. I'm sure Jacqueline didn't mean to offend any Argentinian. It's a fact that the city was founded by germen immigrants. U can cross into the pacific ocean from there by the way. Love your video. ❤
🙏 we love Argentina and the people 🧡 and the food, and the scenery 😅 the way Argentina has take the European influence and made it so much it’s own is amazing! We will be sharing a food tour vlog soon and I think I mention something like that 😊