Things to do in Viedma
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Museo Cardenal Cagliero
The Salesian Museo Cardenal Cagliero features incredible ceiling paintings and a neat fish-vertebrae cane (check out the cardinal’s office). It is housed in the Centro Histórico Cultural Salesiano, the former Vicariato de la Patagonia, a massive 1890 brick structure on the corner of Colón.
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Constantino Mikitiuk
The season for sport fishing on the Río Negro runs from November to early July, with rainbow trout (catch and release), silverside and carp. For information and licenses, consult Informes Turisticos, the Direccion de Pesca de Río Negro or fishing guide Constantino Mikitiuk.
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Eduardo Urriza
The season for sport fishing on the Río Negro runs from November to early July, with rainbow trout (catch and release), silverside and carp. For information and licenses, consult Informes Turisticos, the Direccion de Pesca de Río Negro or fishing guide Eduardo Urriza.
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El Tío
Don't hit the Tío in a rush. This hole-in-the-wall hangout is the perfect place to split a big bottle of beer and indulge in slow-cooked parrilla (mixed grill) - steaks, sausages and innards - tended by the owner himself.
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Direccion de Pesca de Río Negro
The season for sport fishing on the Río Negro runs from November to early July, with rainbow trout (catch and release), silverside and carp. For information and licenses, consult the Direccion de Pesca de Río Negro.
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La Ochava
This cafe-pub is housed in an antique corner building with high ceilings and original woodwork. Try the cerveza artesanal (craft beer) and a steak, burger or sandwich while soaking up the old-fashioned atmosphere.
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Bar Plaza
Probe Viedma's soul by eavesdropping on ñoquis (meaning literally gnocchis or government employees) quibbling about the economy over coffee and cigarettes. Look for live blues and tango on weekend evenings.
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Capriasca
Capriasca is a hit with local foodies thanks to its sophisticated menu based on staples like trout, beef and chicken, a good wine list, and a classy atmosphere with fine wood furniture and white linen tablecloths.
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El Dragón
This palatable all-you-can eat buffet is as authentic as Patagonian-Chinese gets, with staff playing mah-jongg at spare tables in their off-hours. Meals are a bargain but drinks can be spendy.
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Libra Mas
Settle into a sleek white leather armchair at this modern restaurant and bar, perfect for sharing a tabla (cutting board with meat and cheeses) or fried calamari with drinks.
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Museo Gobernador Eugenio Tello
Displays on European settlement, Tehuelche tools, artifacts, deformed skulls and skeletons.
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Camila’s Café
Its pleasant, homey atmosphere is best for breakfast, which branches out from medialunas (croissants) with fruit and egg plates.
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Sal y Fuego
This hip riverfront hangout offers classic Argentine dishes with a few surprises, such as chicken in sweet-and-sour plum sauce. In the afternoon, you can have coffee under the shade of a weeping willow at the adjoining cafe.
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Sahara Pizza & Pasta
Pizzas go upscale at this white-linen pizzeria that also serves quality pastas. Try the pineapple and Serrano ham pizza.
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Museo Cardenal Cagliero
This Salesian museum features incredible ceiling paintings and a neat fish-vertebrae cane (check out the cardinal’s office). It’s housed in the Centro Histórico Cultural Salesiano, the former Vicariato de la Patagonia, a massive 1890 brick structure on the corner of Colón.
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Museo Cardenal Cagliero
The Salesian Museo Cardenal Cagliero features incredible ceiling paintings and a neat fish-vertebrae cane (check out the cardinal’s office). It is housed in the Centro Histórico Cultural Salesiano, the former Vicariato de la Patagonia, a massive 1890 brick structure on the corner of Colón.
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