Remarkable Sites of Mendoza Region in Argentina

Nature reserve of 71,000 hectares located in the Andes mountain range, featuring Mount Aconcagua at 6,962 meters high, trails, and shelters for mountaineers.

Pyramid-style winery with architecture reminiscent of Mayan structures. Visitors can participate in tastings of local wines and view the vineyards.

Central plaza surrounded by lush trees featuring four ornamental fountains at the corners and a central pergola. On weekends, a craftsmen’s market is set up.

A 307-hectare urban expanse with tree-lined paths, ornamental gardens, an artificial lake, a rose garden, a zoo, and numerous monuments. Landscape architect Carlos Thays designed it in 1896.

Family-owned winery producing high-quality wines. The estate offers tours of the vineyards and the aging cellar where wine barrels are kept, along with wine tastings.

Rock formation carved by the Atuel River over more than 40 kilometers. The site allows observation of geological strata and water activities on the river.

Wine-making establishment combining wine production and dining options. The estate offers tours of the facilities and tastings of Argentine wines.

Large winery established in 1922 that houses traditional oak barrels. The site offers guided tours, tastings, and a restaurant.

Hydraulic structure on the Mendoza River creating a 12-kilometer-long lake. The site allows for water sports and sport fishing.

Winery in Uco Valley specialized in Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon wines. Visitors can learn about the production process and participate in tasting sessions.

Ski resort in the Andes with 14 lifts and 40 runs open in winter. The area is situated at an altitude of 2240 meters.

Winery occupying 60 hectares dedicated to growing grapes for red and white wines. The winery offers tours of the production facilities.

Protected area hosting more than 800 volcanic cones, lava fields, and a population of guanacos living in their natural habitat.

Winery located in Uco Valley organizing presentations on the winemaking process, from vine cultivation to bottling.

Winery founded in 1895, combining ancestral techniques and modern technologies for the production of Argentine wines, with vineyards at 900 meters above sea level.

Neoclassical religious building constructed in 1875. The interior preserves the image of the Virgen del Carmen of Cuyo, linked to San Martín's army.

Winery specializing in the production of sparkling wines according to the traditional method, offering tours of the production facilities.

Winery founded in 1998 that produces Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon wines. Visitors can learn about the winemaking process and view production facilities.

Natural geological formation crossing the Cuevas River at 2720 meters altitude. Mineral thermal waters have created a rock structure in yellow and orange colors.

Winery founded in 1883 with Renaissance-style buildings. An antique railway car is displayed in the gardens. Production focuses on Malbec wines.

Central plaza with paved paths, lush trees, water fountains, and monuments commemorating Argentine historical figures.

Winery located at the foot of the Andes, specializing in Malbec production. French-language tours allow visitors to discover traditional winemaking methods.

Museum located on Pedro del Castillo Square presenting archaeological objects and documents on the founding of the city of Mendoza in the 16th century.

Wine information center presenting the history and production of local wines with exhibitions, tastings, details of wineries, and production processes.

Wine-growing area located 80 kilometers south of Mendoza, between 900 and 1200 meters above sea level in the Andes area.

Winery built in the shape of a cross, housing a collection of Argentine artworks and a tasting room with views of the tanks.

The museum contains a collection of military uniforms, historical documents, and personal belongings of General José de San Martín during the independence campaigns.

Public square adorned with ceramic tiles that recount the history of Spain-Argentina relations, with a central fountain surrounded by benches.

Nature reserve with a saltwater area covering 65,000 hectares that hosts over 150 bird species including pink flamingos.

19th-century residence where General José de San Martin lived during the preparation of the military campaign to liberate Chile.

Military fortification built in 1770 to protect the southern frontier of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata against indigenous raids.

Historical industrial complex with smelting furnaces and underground tunnels, built in the 18th century for mineral processing and extraction.

Ruins of an 1805 military fortification that protected the area against attacks. The site features restored adobe walls.

Museum exhibiting permanent collections of minerals, fossils, and specimens of native fauna. The rooms display the biodiversity of the Cuyo region.

Adobe Catholic church dating from 1840, dedicated to Our Lady of La Carrodilla. It is recognized as the provincial sanctuary of Mendoza's vineyards and harvests.

Historic 16th-century square founded in 1561 by Pedro del Castillo. It was the administrative center of Mendoza until the 1861 earthquake.