A Treasure for Fishermen
A bucolic environment and the plentiful Limay, which brings good trout specimens, are ideal characteristics to enjoy a day fishing in the valley.
An exclusive Patagonian Terroir
A small region in Neuquén shelters the vineyards of three wineries we will visit in order to learn the secrets of southern wines.
Beverages from the End of the World
We visited one of the southernmost wineries in the planet. Amidst barrels and casks, we learnt about winemaking and tasted delicious varietals.
The Richness of the Valley
The High Valley is known nation-wide for its export fruit production. A tour around the orchards gets us close to this important link in regional economy.
A New Álvarez
Dr.Gregorio Álvarez Municipal Museum has been refurbished and modernized to display its valuable archeological heritage and organize various cultural events.
A Tour around the Valley
Very close to the capital of Neuquén, visitors may see lakes, bathing resorts, dams and other attractions that make up the Great Valley.
The City’s Past and Present
Not only does Paraje Confluencia historical and cultural center rescue the first years of Neuquén, but it also expresses its cultural present.
Dinosaur Megaexcavation In the last few years, Neuquén has become the Mecca of dinosuar Paleontology, due to the numerous findings that have changed the general panorama of this science in the world.
In the last few years, adventure and extreme sports have become consolidated all throughout Argentina, summoning enthusiasts and fans from all the regions in our country. Rafting, hiking, SCUBA diving, horseback riding, mountain biking, mountaineering as well as nautical and air activities are the most popular not only among those who have adopted this as their new lifestyle but also for those families that wish to know what this is all about. Anything goes when adventure calls.
The wine-making region in Argentina spreads at the foothills of the Andean Mountain Range along over 2,400 km., from the Province of Salta to the Province of Río Negro, with a variety of climates and soils that makes each region a unique land.
Abundant sunny days and thermal amplitude favor a good maturity and concentration of aroma and color in the grain.