Bariloche, Argentina

San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Aspen’s Newest Sister City San Carlos de Bariloche is located on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi and on the edge of Nahuel Huapi National Park. This city of nearly 100,000 inhabitants was founded in 1902 as an agricultural center for the mountainous Patagonia region. The city is now almost entirely dedicated to the tourism industry claiming the most developed ski area in Latin America, Cerro Cathedral, internationally renowned fishing, hiking, mountain climbing, water sports, and unparalleled scenery. Bariloche is home to the Bariloche Nuclear Center, a research facility, and Bariloche Musical Camping Association. Bariloche is now one of Argentina’s most popular tourist destinations attracting tourists from all over the world, but especially for Brazil, Chile, and Europe. For more information see www.bariloche.org.

Sunset over the lake, Bariloche, Argentina .... photo courtesy Weston Boyles Recent articles & stories about Bariloche: Chronology of the Aspen Sister Cities relationship with San Carlos de Bariloche One awesome field trip - A month in Patagonia with the Aspen-Bariloche student exchange New medical facilities at the Bariloche Hospital Medical Relationship Between The Sister Cities of Aspen, Colorado and Bariloche, Argentina Bariloche podría recibir 175 modernas sillas de ruedas Challenge Aspen founder bringing help to Argentina - Aspen Times article Young Artist Competition Engages Youth Por el convenio de Ciudades Hermanas, hoy arribaran a San Carlos de Bariloche cinco especialistas en Ortopedia. Ellos efectuaran dos cirug�fas en el Hospital Zonal. Destacan visita de m?dicos de Aspen Donaron Sillas de Ruedas Para Discapacitados Basquet En Silla de Ruedas Bariloche Takes a Strong Stand Against Nazism English: DECLARATION 216-CM-1994 - Summary description: Repudiation of Nazism and Solidarity with the relatives of victims of the Ardeatine Caves Espagnol: DECLARACION N? 216-CM-94 - Descripcion Sintetica: Repudio al Nazismo y Solidaridad con familiares de victimas de Cuevas Ardeatinas

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