Argentina

Bariloche extends beside Lake Nahuel Huapi, surrounded by mountains, forests and terrain shaped by ancient glaciers. The city presents itself through stone, timber, snow and chocolate, yet its identity is broader. It combines tourism, Patagonian urban life, Indigenous memory, architecture designed to evoke Alpine landscapes and an everyday relationship with the national park around it.

Buenos Aires extends beside the Río de la Plata through broad avenues, neighbourhoods with strong identities and intense public life. Cafés, bookshops, theatres, stadiums, plazas and markets belong to a city built through migration, political conflict, economic change and deep cultural passion.