Mendoza, a journey through mountains, wine, and history

Enjoy an unforgettable wine afternoon in Maipú. Every Saturday afternoon, the Vitivinícola Bus takes you to discover two icons of the region: Bodega López, with its century-old family tradition, and Bodega Los Toneles, emblematic for its unique architecture and wines of great character. A premium half-day experience with guided tastings, beautiful Mendoza landscapes, and the convenience of having the entire morning free.

Premium Experience in Valle de Uco: The Wine Bus takes you on the Camino del Vino El Cepillo. Start at Finca La Celia, the cradle of exceptional wines, continue with an unforgettable tasting at the modern Alfa Crux, and crown your day with a gourmet lunch at Cundo, a stunning tasting room with tasting menus and panoramic vineyard views. Comfortable transportation from multiple pickup points in Mendoza, reserved spots, and everything taken care of so you can simply enjoy. High-altitude wines and unforgettable moments.

The Mendoza Citybus is the easiest way to explore the city. With hop on hop off service, panoramic double-decker buses and multilingual audio guides, it connects plazas, museums, parks and iconic spots over a 24-hour ticket.

Discover Las Bóvedas of Uspallata, an 18th-century historical site that preserves Mendoza’s mining and colonial heritage. A small museum in the Andes where old adobe and stone buildings tell the story of the Jesuits, the Army of the Andes, and the region’s mining tradition.

Located very close to Mendoza’s Foundational Area, the Casa de San Martín is a historical site museum that invites visitors to discover one of the most significant places linked to the Liberator's time in the city. According to historical documents and archaeological studies, General José de San Martín lived in this house between 1814 and 1817 with his wife, Remedios de Escalada. Their daughter, Mercedes, was born here in 1816, and it was from this residence that the great emancipation campaign of the Army of the Andes was launched.

The Foundational Area Museum, inaugurated in 1993, is located in the heart of Mendoza’s historic old town, next to the iconic Pedro del Castillo Square. The museum offers a journey through the city’s historical evolution, featuring significant archaeological exhibits. Just a short walk away, visitors can also explore the Jesuit Ruins of San Francisco.