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Puente Romano: A Stone Arch in Patagonia

Discover the charming Puente Romano in Bariloche's Llao Llao Park, a perfect blend of nature and accessible history.

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The Puente Romano, or Roman Bridge, is a charming stone and wood bridge located within the Parque Municipal Llao Llao near Bariloche, Argentina. Despite its name, the bridge is a modern construction designed to blend harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment of the park. It serves as an easily accessible landmark and a starting point for gentle hikes within the Llao Llao Municipal Park.

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Local tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes for the easy, mostly flat trail leading to Puente Romano and beyond.
  • Bring a camera to capture the scenic views of Tacul Bay and the surrounding landscapes.
  • Check the weather forecast before visiting, as the park may close on windy days.
  • Purchase a SUBE card in Bariloche to pay for the bus to Llao Llao.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From downtown Bariloche, take Bus #20 towards Llao Llao. Get off at the Puerto Pañuelo bus stop. From there, walk along the Circuito Chico road for approximately 4 km until you reach the Park Rangers' house. The trailhead for Puente Romano is opposite the Park Rangers' house. A SUBE card is required for bus fare, which costs approximately 221 pesos. Purchase SUBE card at kiosks or SUBE office located in the Civic Center of the city.

  • Walking

    From the Llao Llao Hotel, walk along the Circuito Chico road towards Puerto Pañuelo. Continue for approximately 4 km until you reach the Park Rangers' house. The trailhead for Puente Romano is located opposite the Park Rangers' house. Be mindful of traffic along the road.

  • Car

    From Bariloche, follow the Circuito Chico loop road, past Puerto Pañuelo for about 4 km. Look for a parking area opposite the Park Rangers' house. Parking is free here. From the parking area, the trailhead to Puente Romano is easily accessible.

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Puente Romano, nestled within the scenic Parque Municipal Llao Llao, offers visitors a tranquil experience amidst the Patagonian landscape. The bridge, whose name evokes images of ancient Rome, is actually a more recent structure, carefully designed with stone and wood to complement its natural setting. Located a short distance from the Park Rangers' house on the Circuito Chico loop road, the trail to Puente Romano is an easy walk with minimal elevation gain. From the trailhead, a quick turn to the right leads you to the bridge. The path continues past the bridge to a viewpoint overlooking Tacul Bay, offering picturesque views of Nahuel Huapi Lake. For those seeking a longer walk, the trail extends another kilometer to Villa Tacul, known for its beaches along the lake. The surrounding Llao Llao Municipal Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with well-maintained trails suitable for various skill levels. The park boasts lush forests, pristine lakes, and stunning mountain vistas, making it ideal for hiking, photography, and simply enjoying nature. Visitors can explore other nearby attractions such as Cerro Llao Llao, Mirador Lago Moreno, and Sendero de los Arrayanes, each offering unique perspectives of the region's beauty.

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