The tour begins in the Founding Area of Mendoza, the heart of the historic center of the Old City. We then head to the &quot;New City,&quot; where we&#39;ll visit several squares and the Civic Center, home to the Flag of the Army of the Andes, the ultimate symbol of the liberation campaign and considered the first flag of South America&#39;s independence. We continue our journey to General San Martín Park, known as the city&#39;s green lung. The park encompasses 307 hectares of cultivated land, 17 km of paths, and 82 hectares of expanse. Within the park, we can admire several water fountains with delicate architecture, in varying sizes and shapes, surrounded by lush vegetation. The tour will conclude at Cerro da Gloria, where the historic monument to the Army of the Andes is located, a tribute to the successful liberation campaign.

City tour em Mendoza

The mountains and beautiful landscapes of the Uco Valley will prepare our senses so we can experience the characteristic flavors and aromas of these high-altitude wines. We&#39;ll depart in the morning for the Uco Valley, located 90 kilometers from the city, to share and enjoy an excellent day dedicated to wine. We&#39;ll visit some of the most important and renowned wineries, internationally awarded. We&#39;ll experience this in small groups of travelers who share a common interest in this fascinating beverage. This way, we&#39;ll appreciate every detail of the visits and, as the perfect culmination to this dynamic tour, we&#39;ll enjoy a truly gourmet lunch.

Uco Valley Experience from Mendoza with Lunch 

We&#39;ll begin our tour with a transfer from your hotel to the Santa Júlia Vineyard, owned by the renowned Zuccardi Family. Located in the heart of the central Maipú oasis, the vineyard offers a unique opportunity to explore its extensive vineyards and enjoy the region&#39;s beautiful landscapes. We&#39;ll begin our tour with a hotel transfer to the Santa Júlia Vineyard, owned by the renowned Zuccardi family. Located in the heart of the central Maipú oasis, the vineyard will allow us to explore its extensive vineyards and enjoy the region&#39;s beautiful landscapes. During the visit, we&#39;ll learn the ins and outs of the fascinating winemaking process, from grape harvesting to bottling. We&#39;ll also enjoy a special tasting, where we&#39;ll sample different labels and learn more about the unique characteristics of the wines and olive oils produced by the Zuccardi Family, as well as learn a little more about the history behind this prestigious vineyard. To conclude this unforgettable experience, we&#39;ll enjoy a lunch paired with the Classic Menu. This menu combines carefully crafted traditional dishes with a selection of wines and olive oils from locally grown varieties, providing a true immersion in the flavors and aromas of the region.

Bodega Zuccardi with lunch from Mendoza

Hotel Termas Cacheuta invites you to enjoy a full day of relaxation with the exclusive Full Day Spa, one of the most sophisticated and comprehensive tourism experiences in Mendoza. The activity begins in the early hours of the morning, with full access to the spa facilities. Attractions include indoor and outdoor natural pools, with temperatures ranging from 30°C to 40°C, offering a variety of experiences, such as the Thermal Grotto, waterfalls, whirlpools, bubble beds, volcanoes, a shower corner, a cold spring pool, a footbath, and a sensations path. Also available are a natural solarium, a swimming pool with thermal water, and the application of thermal mud, which can be repeated as many times as desired. At lunchtime, a buffet will be served with a variety of regional dishes, including a full wood-fired barbecue (with beef, chicken, suckling pig, lamb, and traditional sausages), as well as steamed vegetables, greens, and salads, as well as fried, baked, and candied potatoes. To finish, typical Mendoza desserts will complement the meal. Throughout the afternoon, we&#39;ll be pampered with the best services and amenities this renowned Mendoza hotel has to offer, ensuring an unforgettable day of relaxation.

Full day Spa Termas de Cacheuta with lunch from Mendoza 

The city of Mendoza, Argentina, offers a variety of tourist attractions that enchant with both their natural beauty and their historical and cultural value. Among the main places to visit are: Central Squares: Mendoza is known for its beautiful tree-lined squares, such as Plaza Independencia, which is the heart of the city, as well as Plaza España, Plaza Chile, Plaza San Martín and Plaza Italia, each with its own theme and architectural style. Civic Center and Memorial: An area home to important government buildings, where you can learn more about the province&#39;s political history and visit the Memorial dedicated to local and national heroes. Avenida Emilio Civit: One of Mendoza&#39;s most elegant avenues, lined with historic mansions and centuries-old trees. Walking along this avenue is a pleasant experience and reveals much about the city&#39;s aristocratic past. General San Martín Park: One of the largest and most beautiful urban parks in South America. Designed in the 19th century, it offers a variety of attractions, including: Park Gates (Portones del Parque): An imposing wrought-iron entrance brought from France, a symbol of welcome to visitors. Monument to the Horses of Marly: Replicas of the French sculptures that adorn the entrance to the park. Regatta Lake: An artificial lake where it is common to see people rowing and enjoying water sports. Fountain of the Five Continents: An artistic fountain that represents the five continents with sculptures and details that symbolize the union of peoples. Cerro de la Gloria: A hill with a panoramic view of the city, crowned by an impressive monument in honor of the Army of the Andes and General San Martín. These places represent just a fraction of what Mendoza has to offer, and are ideal for those seeking contact with nature, culture, history, and beautiful urban landscapes.

Regular Half-Day Tour of Mendoza City and Park 

Mendoza is a charming city, brimming with charm, culture, and beautiful scenery. For those who want to explore its main attractions, we suggest an itinerary that combines nature, history, leisure, and gastronomy. The journey can begin in the central squares, which are true postcards of the city. Scattered throughout the center, such as Plaza Independencia and its satellite squares (España, Chile, San Martín, and Italia), they enchant with their well-kept gardens, fountains, sculptures, and the constant presence of locals and tourists. Next, it&#39;s worth visiting the Civic Center, home to important government and institutional buildings. The area&#39;s architecture reflects the city&#39;s organized and progressive spirit, and it also offers cultural spaces and memorials that help better understand local history. For those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, Avenida Aristides Villanueva is an excellent option. Vibrant and youthful, this avenue is known for its bars, cafes, and restaurants, making it one of the liveliest spots for Mendoza&#39;s nightlife. Another must-see highlight is General San Martín Park, one of the largest urban green spaces in Latin America. With wide avenues, sculptures, and artificial lakes, the park offers a refreshing respite surrounded by nature. One of the most pleasant spots within the park is Lago de Regatas, where you can stroll around the water, watch sports activities, or simply relax and enjoy the scenery. At the end of your tour, there&#39;s nothing better than ending the day with a delicious dinner. There are many options: you can choose the traditional Regatas Restaurant, overlooking the lake; return to the bustling Avenida Aristides Villanueva and choose from its many establishments; or try your luck and enjoy the refined cuisine at the Mendoza Casino, which also offers entertainment and fun. This itinerary offers a perfect sample of the best Mendoza has to offer — a balance of culture, leisure, and unforgettable flavors.

 Regular Tour of Mendoza (at night)

One of the most authentic and memorable experiences in Mendoza is a visit to the region&#39;s traditional wineries, combined with a tour of an olive oil factory—products that perfectly represent the Mendoza terroir. The tour includes a visit to two wineries, where visitors can learn about the entire wine production process, from grape cultivation to bottling. During the tour, experts share interesting facts about winemaking techniques, the influence of climate and soil on wine quality, and the history of the wineries, which are often run by families with generations dedicated to the art of wine. Each visit concludes with a guided tasting, where you can enjoy a variety of wines—including full-bodied reds, fresh whites, and elegant sparkling wines—always accompanied by explanations about the aromas, flavors, and ideal pairings. In addition to the wineries, the itinerary includes a stop at an olive oil factory, another iconic product of the region. During the visit, participants learn about olive cultivation, oil extraction methods, and the differences between pressing methods. At the end, there&#39;s also an olive oil tasting, often accompanied by artisanal breads and other local products. This tour is a true immersion into the flavors and traditions of Mendoza—ideal for lovers of gastronomy, culture, and, of course, fine wines and olive oils.

Regular Wine Trail Tour

One of the most fascinating excursions for those visiting the Mendoza region is a trip to the Villavicencio Protected Nature Reserve, a true ecological sanctuary that combines lush nature, history, and beautiful landscapes. Located in the foothills of the Andes, this protected area offers a rich and immersive experience, accompanied by a specialized guide who provides valuable information about the local fauna, flora, and geology. Along the way, visitors can discover the iconic Hotel Villavicencio, a historic building surrounded by beautiful European-style gardens, reminiscent of the heyday of spa tourism in Argentina. Although it is now closed for lodging, the hotel remains an architectural and cultural landmark of the region. Nearby stands the charming Villavicencio Chapel, a small temple that complements the scenery with its tranquil and spiritual atmosphere. The route to the reserve also includes the famous &quot;Caracoles de Villavicencio,&quot; a winding stretch of mountain road with dozens of switchbacks that wind along the Andean slope. Besides the thrill of the journey, the route offers stunning views, a spectacle in itself. At the top of the trail, a must-see stop is the viewpoint, which offers stunning panoramic views of the region, with the mountains in the background and the valley stretching into the distance. It&#39;s the perfect spot for photos and admiring nature in its purest form. This tour offers a unique combination of adventure, history, and environmental contact—ideal for those who want to experience the natural and cultural richness of the Mendoza area in a guided and enriching way.

Regular Tour of the Villavicencio Reserve

This tour combines some of the most enchanting scenery in the Mendoza region, combining charming villages, mountainous landscapes, and historical sites. It&#39;s a perfect experience for those seeking tranquility, nature, and local culture all in one day. The first stop is Chacras de Coria, a region known for its laid-back atmosphere, tree-lined streets, and bohemian vibe. Small wineries, cozy restaurants, and craft shops set the tone, making it ideal for hiking and a first taste of the Mendoza lifestyle outside the city center. Next, the tour continues to Colônia Suíça, a mountain community that preserves cultural and architectural elements inspired by Swiss traditions. With traditional chalets and a setting surrounded by nature, it&#39;s a great place to breathe fresh air and enjoy the tranquility of the mountains. The tour continues through the impressive Cajón del Río Mendoza, a narrow valley through which the river that supplies the province flows. The route is surrounded by rock formations and breathtaking landscapes, and is also a popular destination for activities such as rafting and hiking. In Cacheuta, visitors will find two of the most intriguing landmarks along the way: the charming suspension bridge, suspended over the Mendoza River and surrounded by mountains, and the old railway tunnel, which served the old Trans-Andean railway line. Both spots are ideal for photos and offer direct contact with the region&#39;s history and geography. Finally, the tour arrives at Potrerillos, one of the province&#39;s most impressive natural areas. The highlight is the artificial lake with turquoise waters, created by the Mendoza River dam. A panoramic viewpoint offers a spectacular view of the lake surrounded by the Andean mountains—a postcard-worthy setting. The visit can also include a stop at a local hotel, whether to rest, have lunch, or simply enjoy the view in greater comfort. This itinerary is a true immersion into the contrasts and natural charms of Mendoza, ideal for those who want to experience the best of the region in a single day.

Regular Tour to Cacheuta and Potrerillos

Must-See Tour in Mendoza: Nature, History, and Flavors This itinerary offers a perfect combination of stunning natural landscapes, gastronomic experiences, and the best of Mendoza&#39;s winemaking tradition. Throughout the day, visitors have the opportunity to explore the stunning Villavicencio Nature Reserve and immerse themselves in the region&#39;s aromas and flavors with visits to two wineries and an olive oil factory, all with guided tastings. Villavicencio Protected Natural Reserve Located in the foothills of the Andes, the Villavicencio Reserve is an environmental conservation area that protects native species and offers breathtaking landscapes. The tour begins with a drive through the famous &quot;Caracoles de Villavicencio&quot; curves, a winding mountain road filled with natural viewpoints and panoramic vistas that reveal the region&#39;s beauty. During the ascent, a stop is made at the viewpoint, offering spectacular views of the valley, the mountains in the background, and the typical Andean vegetation. The setting is ideal for photos and moments of contemplation. Another iconic landmark is the historic Hotel Villavicencio, surrounded by beautiful gardens and characterized by its classical architecture. Although currently closed for lodging, the hotel remains a symbol of the golden age of Argentine spa tourism, as well as a cultural and historical landmark. Wine and Gastronomic Experience: Wineries and Olive Oils After immersing yourself in nature, the tour continues with a visit to two wineries in the region, where you can experience the production process of Mendoza wines—renowned worldwide for their quality, especially Malbecs. Guided by experts, visitors learn about grape varieties, cultivation methods, fermentation, and aging. At each winery, the visit concludes with a carefully conducted tasting, allowing you to appreciate different labels and understand the sensory characteristics of each wine. The tour also includes a stop at an artisanal olive oil factory, another typical and excellent product in Mendoza. Visitors are invited to learn about the entire olive oil extraction process, from growing the olive trees to pressing. The experience also includes a tasting of extra virgin olive oils, often accompanied by bread or local products. This itinerary is ideal for those who want to experience Mendoza in its entirety: admiring its natural beauty, exploring its historical heritage, and savoring the best that Mendoza has to offer. An experience that combines nature, culture and gastronomic pleasure in a single day.

Villavicencio Regular Tour with Wine Trails

Mendoza is a vibrant city offering a rich combination of historical heritage, stunning natural spaces, and charming villages. This itinerary is designed for those who want to explore the region&#39;s main tourist attractions on a tour that combines culture, leisure, and nature contemplation. Historical and Cultural Center of Mendoza The journey begins at Fundacional Square, considered the city&#39;s birthplace. There, visitors have the opportunity to explore archaeological remains of ancient Mendoza, destroyed by an earthquake in the 19th century. The square preserves memories of the past and offers a true immersion into the city&#39;s historical roots. We continued along Alameda, a charming tree-lined avenue with sidewalks, fountains, and sculptures, ideal for a leisurely stroll. The area is home to cafes, bookstores, and historic buildings, creating a pleasant and culturally rich environment. The tour continues through traditional central squares, such as Plaza Independencia, the heart of the city, surrounded by museums, theaters, and craft fairs. The satellite squares—San Martín, Chile, España, and Italia—complete the ensemble, each with its own identity and unique beauty. Not far from there is the Memorial of the Flag of the Army of the Andes, a space dedicated to the memory of the soldiers who crossed the Andes led by General San Martín. The site blends history and emotion, making it a must-see for anyone wanting to understand the importance of Argentine independence. Nature and Impressive Landscapes Leaving the city center, the route continues to General San Martín Park, one of the most beautiful and well-maintained urban parks in South America. With its lush vegetation, lake, gardens, and monuments, the park is ideal for walking, picnicking, or simply relaxing. At the end of the park stands the imposing Cerro de la Gloria, offering panoramic views of Mendoza and a majestic monument honoring the Liberation Army. Picturesque and Mountainous Regions Next, the tour heads to the charming Chacras de Coria district, a residential and tourist area known for its boutique wineries, sophisticated restaurants, and laid-back atmosphere. It&#39;s the ideal place for a gastronomic break or to appreciate the local wine production. Continuing through the landscapes of the pre-Cordillera, we arrive at Cacheuta, famous for its hot springs and for being home to the charming Suspension Bridge, which crosses the Mendoza River. The mountainous setting and the sound of rushing water create a unique atmosphere of peace and connection with nature. To round off the itinerary, a visit to Lake Potrerillos is a must. This artificial lake, surrounded by imposing mountains, offers one of the most stunning views in the region. There&#39;s a lookout point that offers a privileged view of the turquoise waters, ideal for photos, contemplation, or simply a moment of silence amidst the natural grandeur. This itinerary provides a complete experience of Mendoza—from its rich history to direct contact with Andean nature—offering visitors a varied journey, rich in culture, beauty, and authenticity.

Regular City and Park Tour with Cacheuta and Potrerillos

A Tour of Route 40 and Route 7 to the Border with Chile One of the most fascinating experiences for anyone visiting Mendoza is heading towards the Andes Mountains along the iconic Route 40 and Route 7, which follow the course of the mighty Mendoza River. This route reveals breathtaking landscapes, historic villages, stunning natural formations, and spectacular views of the highest mountain in the Americas: Aconcagua. Uspallata Valley The journey begins with a crossing of the Uspallata Valley, an Andean oasis surrounded by mountains and vegetation typical of the high desert. Uspallata is a welcoming village, a strategic point on the Andes crossing, with historical and cultural significance. It was through here that General San Martín led part of his army towards the independence of South America. The Penitents Climbing the mountain range, the next highlight is Los Penitentes, a former ski resort that, even outside the snow season, enchants with its natural beauty. The surrounding mountains, with shapes reminiscent of kneeling monks—the &quot;penitents&quot; for which the place is named—create a dramatic and impressive backdrop. Inca Bridge Just ahead is one of the most iconic points along the way: Puente del Inca, a natural geological formation in the form of a bridge that crosses the Las Cuevas River. The structure, colored by mineral sediments, was once used as a passageway by pre-Columbian peoples and houses the ruins of ancient thermal baths. It&#39;s a magical place where geology, history, and legend collide. Aconcagua Viewpoint Following Route 7, you&#39;ll reach Aconcagua Viewpoint, offering a privileged view of the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, at 6,960 meters. It&#39;s a defining moment of the trip—gazing at the giant mountain that commands awe and admiration, surrounded by glacial valleys and majestic walls. Las Cuevas Almost on the border with Chile lies the small village of Las Cuevas, the last stop before the international crossing. Located at an altitude of over 3,000 meters, the village boasts rustic buildings, alpine scenery, and a peaceful atmosphere. It&#39;s also the starting point for trails leading to the Christ the Redeemer of the Andes Statue, perched high on the mountain. Christ the Redeemer Tunnel – Border with Chile The journey culminates at the Christ the Redeemer Tunnel, the main border crossing between Argentina and Chile through the Andes. Nearly 3,100 meters long, the tunnel crosses the Andes and connects the two countries, serving both tourists and freighters. More than just a connecting infrastructure, the tunnel represents unity and peace between nations, symbolized by the statue of Christ the Redeemer located in the nearby mountains. This high-mountain itinerary is a true Andean adventure, with grand landscapes, historic villages, and iconic landmarks that combine nature, history, and spirituality. An unforgettable experience for those who want to explore the soul of the Andes.

Tours & Tickets in Mendoza