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The largest shopping center in Mendoza is Mendoza Plaza Shopping. It belongs to the category of those centers where all the necessary goods can be purchased in one place. Customers have access to a huge selection of clothing and footwear stores, several excellent jewelry stores, cosmetics and perfume shops. There are also electronics stores and several specialized pavilions with goods for children in the mall. On the last floor, you will find a big modern cinema. Luna Souvenirs positions itself as a gift shop but is equally popular among tourists and locals. A wide selection of festive products is always available to customers. Many visit the store in search of beautiful figure candles, ceramic and porcelain crafts. Women will surely like wonderful handmade soap, and for the thriftiest tourists, the store always p[resents a wide range of postcards, magnets, and mugs. In the immediate vicinity of Mendoza, you can find Palmares. This shopping center offers a choice of 120 stores of various specializations, as well as a great cinema. This one is dominated by shops representing Argentinean manufacturers, and that's why they have pretty attractive prices. Palmares will be a great place to buy new clothes and shoes of high-quality. One of the most popular souvenirs among visitors to Mendoza is Argentinean wine, and Sol & Vino wine shop offers a wide selection of the drinks. The shop presents hundreds of wines, from quite affordable to rare and exclusive brands. In addition … Read further

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Festivals and events in Mendoza

In mid-October, guests of Mendoza can enjoy a wonderful musical event held at the Teatro Gabriela Mistral in the picturesque Parque O'Higgins. Such a favorable location makes it possible for visitors to have a good time in nature and dance indoors at the same time. It is the Mendo Rock (sometimes called the Mistral Rock Festival). At this time, musicians on the stage play in a variety of styles, one way or another … Open

Active recreation

Eco-tours are very popular in the city, and all because of the picturesque landscapes surrounding Mendoza. Clean fresh air, scenic green expanses, a variety of picnic and camping sites - what else can lovers of hiking and trekking dream of? Perhaps only of looking at the city from a bird's eye view - that's how it can be seen from a completely different angle, impregnable in all its splendor. Just do it by taking a … Open

Advices for travellers

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 Mendoza is spring period meanwhile the heat of the tourist season falls on March when the city holds the National Grape Harvest Festival. 2. The only way of cruising the historical part of the city is on foot. Car … Open

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Mendoza for children - what to visit

Mendoza has a phenomenal aquarium too – Acuario Municipal de Mendoza. This is also an incredible place for a family holiday. It features a rich collection of exotic fish, turtles and fascinating creatures of the deep sea, the existence of which is difficult to believe at first sight. On the territory of the aquarium, there is an outfitted finished garden with special cages for lizards. Also, you can see a large … Open

Travel guide to Mendoza

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 … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Argentina

On October 31, the whole country energetically celebrates Halloween, the evening before the All Saints’ Day. This holiday originates in the Celtic past of Europe. Ancient Celts celebrated Samhain, the holiday of harvest and the beginning of winter. They believed that borders between the worlds were very thin on this day, so supernatural creatures could enter our world on this day. Christianity replaced this holiday with the All Saints’ Day. Argentinians celebrate this holiday the same way as in other countries – they put on different outfits, decorate their houses with “spooky” items, and kids ask candies. … Open

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