Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

Mondays of wine and good living. Leave the car at home and hop on the Wine Bus for a full day that perfectly combines family, tradition, and pleasure. Visit Santa Julia by Familia Zuccardi, discover the world of olive oil at Almazara Zuelo, enjoy a relaxed lunch at Pan & Oliva or Casa del Visitante, and finish by touring the historic halls of Bodega La Rural and its Felipe Rutini Wine Museum. Mendoza landscapes, onboard guide, and everything fully organized so you only have to worry about raising your glass.

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.

Forget about maps, reservations, and designated drivers. On Thursdays, hop on the Bus Vitivinícola and enjoy an unforgettable day in Luján de Cuyo, the heart of Malbec. Choose your morning between Susana Balbo or Séptima, discover Anaia, savor a delicious lunch with stunning views at Norton or Mauricio Lorca, and wrap up the afternoon at Renacer. Everything is taken care of: expert coordinating guide, guaranteed reservations, and the breathtaking Andean landscape as your backdrop. Just bring your passion for great wine and your desire to enjoy. Wine, scenery, and zero stress.

The Independence theater is one of the main and most emblematic theaters in the city of Mendoza. It was inaugurated in 1925 and is located in front of Plaza Independencia, in the heart of the city. It features elegant architecture and hosts a wide range of cultural events, such as plays, concerts, ballet, and more.

El Plumerillo Historic Field was the training camp of the Army of the Andes before its legendary 1817 crossing of the Andes to liberate South American nations. Today, this open-air museum offers visitors an immersive experience that brings to life the preparation for one of the most significant campaigns in Latin America's struggle for independence.

The Memorial of the Army of the Andes Flag, located in the Civic Park, honors the flag that accompanied San Martín during the Liberation Campaign. It has three rooms: the main one with the Army of the Andes flag, another showing flags captured during the battles of independence, and an audiovisual room.