Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

Imagine a perfect day among century-old vineyards at the foot of the Andes. Every Tuesday, hop on the Bus Vitivinícola and let yourself be taken to the cradle of Argentine Malbec: the first wine-growing zone of Maipú and Luján de Cuyo. You’ll tour with an expert guide the renowned wineries Casa El Enemigo Vigil, Bressia, Viña Las Perdices, Séptima, Tierras Altas, and Cruzat, enjoying premium tastings and an unforgettable lunch. Wine, breathtaking landscapes, and pure pleasure — stress-free.

A short yet enchanting excursion to La Ventanita viewpoint, a natural rock formation shaped like a window that overlooks the stunning Uspallata Valley. Perfect for light trekking, MTB, or a family walk, located close to Cerro Tunduqueral Archaeological Park.

Discover the sparkling and sophisticated heart of Luján de Cuyo. Every Friday, the Bus Vitivinícola takes you on the Camino del Vino Luján Sur, a sensory journey through vineyards with the Andes as your breathtaking backdrop. Start with the iconic Bodega Chandon, choose your second stop between Zolo or Budeguer, savor a high-end lunch at Terrazas de los Andes or Casarena, and finish with a memorable tasting. World-class wines, a relaxed atmosphere, and the best company: fellow wine lovers just like you.

In the picturesque village of Cacheuta, right beside the charming hanging bridge, a hot springs resort awaits you, surrounded by majestic mountains and embraced by the Mendoza River. Dive into its legendary thermal pools and be amazed by the wide variety of activities to enjoy throughout the day.

Álamo is a small yet comprehensive shopping center, offering a wide variety of services such as a café, bakery, restaurant, medical clinic, beauty services, and more. Conveniently located, it is an ideal destination for all your needs.

The Municipal Museum of Modern Art, inaugurated in 1967, is located in the heart of Mendoza, beneath the iconic Independence Square. It houses a valuable collection of over 1,400 works, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, and engravings. The museum regularly updates its exhibitions as part of its mission to promote and showcase visual arts from Mendoza and the surrounding region.