Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

High-altitude wines and chef-driven cuisine in a single day. Hop on the Wine Bus every Sunday and enjoy a perfect itinerary: a premium tasting at Andeluna, followed by an outstanding lunch at Domaine Bousquet – Resto Gaia or at Posada Salentein, and a full afternoon visit with tasting at Bodega Salentein. Three exceptional stops that combine the finest wines of the Uco Valley with top-level gastronomic experiences. Everything included: comfortable transportation and personalized service.

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.

Experience an exclusive afternoon of enology in Luján de Cuyo. Every Friday afternoon, Bus Vitivinícola invites you to the Camino del Vino Luján Sur in its evening version. Start with Chandon’s iconic sparkling wines and finish with Casarena’s high-expression wines. A select experience with breathtaking Andean landscapes and the convenience of having the morning free.

Art park Marañón, located in the Uspallata Valley, is a one-of-a-kind open-air museum. Monumental sculptures rise against the backdrop of the Andes, defying wind, sun, and mountain weather. A unique experience blending art, nature, and emotion in a breathtaking landscape.

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.

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.