How to Explore Bariloche’s WWII History on a Budget in Spring?

Bariloche, often referred to as the “Little Switzerland” of Argentina, captivates many Europeans with its stunning lakes, majestic mountains, and geographical features that echo the landscapes of Northern Europe. Its remote and secluded location also made it a sanctuary for Nazi war criminals who sought refuge here after World War II, spending their remaining years in hiding.

I am truly awestruck by the unadulterated natural beauty that Argentina boasts, and I can’t help but feel a twinge of envy at the bountiful gifts nature has bestowed upon this remarkable land!