
Cathedral Our Lady of Nahuel Huapi
Cathedral Our Lady of Nahuel Huapi
Bariloche
Cathedral with a park-like lakefront setting featuring stained glass depictions of Biblical stories.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Cathedral with a park-like lakefront setting featuring stained glass depictions of Biblical stories.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Lucas Kovács — 2 months ago
A beautiful church that immediately reminded me of classic European cathedrals — truly unique for the region and absolutely worth a visit. The architecture, atmosphere, and setting make it stand out the moment you see it.
Here’s a bit of its background, translated and summarized from the historical plaque:
The Cathedral “Nuestra Señora del Nahuel Huapi” was designed by architect Alejandro Bustillo and inaugurated in 1946. Its name honors the Virgin who accompanied the Jesuit Nicolás Mascardi d
**★★★★★ Raunak Patni — 2 months ago
Incredible place to visit. Stunning architecture, including the beautiful glass paintings. A very calming vibe inside.
**★★★★★ Globetrotter — 4 months ago
Bariloche’s cathedral is an interesting modern structure built during WWII. Yet it is a classic gothic architecture.
The high vaulted ceilings in both the nave and aisles, plus the stained glass windows high up the walls are all very gothic. Indeed, everything about the structural design is a throwback to the Middle Ages. Strangely beautiful indeed 😎😎😎.
The interior is quite modern, the idols and images including a painting are unmistakably 20th century designs.
**★★★★★ Silvia Mendez — 7 months ago
Beautiful historic place. The arquitecture is amazing, the vitrauxs are incredible and the surroundings are breathtaking. Pity we couldn't buy anything at the little shop they have there as they only take cash.
**★★★★☆ César Agosti — 11 months ago
I liked the architecture of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Nahuel Huapi. Inside, the portals seem to be made of reinforced concrete, although from the outside, the building appears to be made of stone. It was designed by architect Alejandro Bustillo and inaugurated in 1946. The stained glass windows have a style reminiscent of those created by the stone masons of the ancient Templars in the 11th century.









