This city is a world-famous center that manufactures excellent Argentine wine and olive oil. In summer it's an excellent resort full of fascinating routes and excursions, and in winter the city turns into a paradise for skiers.
Mendoza is a scenic city with unique natural attractions and historical landmarks. A major part of the tourist spots is concentrated in the central region of the city which is totally banned … Open
Walking tour through the city is a most common way to go sightseeing as the central streets of Mendoza are closed for any transport. The favorite spot of recreation among city residents and … Open
An outstanding historical monument is the Basilica of San Francisco Solano. It was built in 1875 on the site of a ruined old church. The temple is considered the oldest in Argentina. In the walls of the basilica today, there are many unique religious relics that pilgrims from all over the world come to worship. In 1928, this basilica acquired the status of a national monument.
1. The rainiest season in Mendoza is considered to be summer. Heavy rains can sufficiently change the touring plan of travelers and city guests. The most favorable season for visiting … Open
For everyone who wants to get acquainted with the history and culture of the city, be sure to visit the Museum of History Cuyo. It is located in a chic historical building. The decoration itself is of great historical significance. The collection of the museum is very rich and diverse. Ancient weapons, ancient coins and medals, as well as valuable historical documents and ancient manuscripts, can be seen in it.
The City Memorial Museum, also presents an original collection to the attention of visitors, a significant part of which is devoted to a unique natural phenomenon - earthquakes. This museum became known to the whole world in large part, due to the fact that it has a special room that simulates an earthquake. The museum also keeps collections of video and photo materials related to this natural phenomenon.
Nature lovers will be invited to visit the Villavicencio nature reserve located in the vicinity of Mendoza. Its area is large and is about 62,000 hectares. Part of the territory of this park is closed for excursions, and in the remainder, many exciting routes have been developed for tourists. They can stroll through the picturesque mountain regions, see the thermal springs and look into the hidden caves, and also visit the main historical attraction of these places - the abandoned old hotel Terma de Villavicencio. The reserve is most interesting to visit in spring. At this time of the year, you can admire the flowering plants that have grown on fertile volcanic soils.