Empreinte allemande & présence nazie

Diego the guide is a pro. All the information shared was super interesting. Thank you very much!!

It was a very informative tour based on facts and theories surrounding 3 waves of German immigration to Bariloche. Diego was engaging and very passionate about what he shared with us.

We did the German footprint and Nazi presence tour, and it was really very good. Diego is a wonderful guide who immerses you in the history and explains it in an approachable way. Totally recommended if you like history and want to know a little more about Bariloche. Thanks!

Diego is really eloquent and explains the history really interesting. It takes 90' through Bariloche with stops at interesting spots.

The tour was very good, the guide extremely attentive and accurate in the information! An exceptional guide! I recommend everyone!

The experience of the tour is very interesting. The guide starts at the Civic Center and practically showcases the German influence in Bariloche. It combines data, walking, details, and information in an educational and entertaining way. Given the importance of the German community in the founding of Bariloche, I found it striking that this tour is not promoted and is not well known.

Really really fantastic tour!! It was cold outside but we were so entertained and intrigued the entire time. We want to come back to take all of the other tours. Thank you so much!

I’ve visited 116 countries and 7 continents, and this was quite possibly the best tour I have ever taken. I actually visited Bariloche all the way from Dubai just to take this tour, and I couldn’t have been more satisfied. The guide was brilliant and hugely well-informed. He would make a phenomenal professor (I say this as a professor!) because his teaching style was charismatic, clear, and fast-paced while still keeping everyone “riding the bus” of understanding so to speak. Most importantly for this particular topic, he was careful & evidence-based about separating fact from fiction, conspiracy from reality. If you’re also a fan of Jewish history, WWII stuff, or simply love history & politics, go to Bariloche—hell, go to Argentina!—simply for this tour. You won’t regret it!

Walking tour with Frederick on a windy & brisk Thursday afternoon in late April. Wife and I were two of ten other English speakers learning about the three waves of immigrants entering Bariloche over the past couple centuries. Our guide wasn’t particularly enthusiastic or informative, and his organization of laminated pages was considerably haphazard. I don’t recommend spending time or money for this tour.

It was very informative and fascinating; however, there were a number of seniors on the tour and the leader went entirely too fast. The terrain was very hilly and uneven and the timing of the tour was too late. By end of tour it was very dark and with the pace and bumps and holes in terrain I’m surprised we didn’t fall. That being said Diego was an awesome tour guide. Very good at explaining things in detail and making the story come alive.