Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

This short hike takes you to the site of the airplane crash in Los Potrerillos, located in the foothills of the Andes. It’s ideal for those looking for exercise and mountain walking, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountain range.

Embark on an adventure in the Andes with this easy 2.8 km hike to the Inca Tambos of Ranchillos. Nature, Andean wildlife, and the living history of the Qhapaq Ñan come together in a unique experience near Uspallata, Mendoza.

The Mendoza Citybus is the easiest way to explore the city. With hop on hop off service, panoramic double-decker buses and multilingual audio guides, it connects plazas, museums, parks and iconic spots over a 24-hour ticket.

The Provincial Museum of Fine Arts, also known as the Fader Museum, was inaugurated in 1951 and is located in Luján de Cuyo, just minutes from downtown Mendoza. With its historic architecture and charming outdoor courtyards, it’s a must-visit destination. The museum features an outstanding collection of works by renowned artists from Mendoza and Argentina, along with reproductions of iconic masterpieces of world art.

Discover a corner full of history in Mendoza’s historic Alameda: the museum dedicated to General San Martín and the Army of the Andes.This small yet invaluable cultural space invites visitors to step back in time and explore the preparations for one of South America’s most iconic independence campaigns.

The Juan Cornelio Moyano Museum of Natural and Anthropological Sciences, located in General San Martín Park, offers a fascinating collection of paleontology, zoology, mineralogy, and anthropology. It combines educational exhibits with scientific research on the region's natural and cultural wealth.