Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

A premium full-day experience that happens only on Saturdays. The Vitivinícola Bus invites you to discover the heart of Mendoza with a carefully designed itinerary: Casa El Enemigo Vigil, Corazón de Lunlunta Olivícola, lunch at one of the most distinguished options (Club Tapiz or Bodega López), and a closing with the history and elegance of Los Toneles. Four unique moments, three outstanding wineries, a memorable lunch, and the Andes as your witness. For those seeking the very best of Mendoza’s wines.

Enjoy a beautiful wine afternoon in the cradle of Malbec. On Tuesday afternoons, the Bus Vitivinícola takes you through the first viticultural zone of Maipú and Luján de Cuyo. You’ll visit the prestigious wineries Séptima and Cruzat with guided tours and premium tastings. Perfect to combine with your free morning.

A full morning of wine without wasting your afternoon. Every Friday, the Bus Vitivinícola takes you on the Camino del Vino Luján Sur in its perfect morning version. Visit iconic Bodega Chandon and choose between Zolo or Budeguer to enjoy two premium guided tastings. Stunning landscapes, exceptional wines, and the rest of the day free to continue exploring Mendoza.

Cosmo Casino, located next to the Sheraton Hotel, enjoys a prime location due to its proximity to downtown Mendoza. As one of the newest casinos in the city, it offers a wide range of services, including bars, live shows, poker tables, blackjack, and roulette, among others. Without a doubt, it's a must-visit if you're in the area.

Playland Park is an indoor amusement park located inside La Barraca Mall in Mendoza. It’s the perfect place for kids to enjoy classic games, mechanical rides, and prize machines. With a safe and welcoming environment, it’s a great family-friendly option for a fun break during a shopping trip or a day out in the city.

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.