Patagonia Bariloche

Emilio Frey, first director of Nahuel Huapi National Park, Mayor of Bariloche and co-founder of CAB, built in 1912 his home next to Rosita Schumacher, on the shores of Nahuel Huapi. Silent explorer and creator of much of our In cartography, Frey became a pioneer and a leading figure. historical figure of Patagonia, and guardian of its treasures Bariloche's most prized natural treasures.

The restoration of his house is a living tribute to his legacy of commitment and love for the Earth. This project seeks to give back to it to the community a space that honors cultural heritage and environmental of the region, inviting it to connect with history already inspired by the same love for nature that guided Frey.

Casa Frey was then created as an open space dedicated to those who find their spirit in nature, whether climbing mountains, hiking trails, or raising their voices in defense of our Planet.

Opening the doors of this place is renewing a commitment deep connection with the Earth, a timely call to care for and value it our natural and cultural environment, and build a future together in harmony with the legacy of those who defended these landscapes.