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Casa Vigil is a Michelin-starred gem in Mendoza where exquisite, terroir-driven cuisine meets exceptional wine pairings in a stunning setting.

Malvinas Stadium in Mendoza is a vibrant sports hub where passionate fans cheer for soccer and rugby, and the occasional concert electrifies the air.

Low-key rooms with cable TV in an unfussy lodging offering an outdoor pool & a restaurant. Set near restaurants and bars, this unassuming hotel is 3 km from General San Martín Park and a minute's walk from Plaza Independencia, Mendoza. The Montevideo 301 bus stop is also a minute's walk away. Casual rooms offer Wi-Fi, air conditioning and cable TV, along with en suite bathrooms. Amenities include an outdoor pool. There's also a relaxed restaurant.

Abrasado in Mendoza dazzles with its modern decor, exceptional service, and mouthwatering aged meats, making it a must-visit culinary gem.

"¡Somos un clásico de Mendoza, mas de 26 años de trayectoria brindando la mas alta calidad en carnes a la parrilla!"

Maipú is a town just outside Mendoza in western Argentina, near the Andes Mountains. It’s known for wine production, in particular the Malbec grape variety. Wineries (bodegas) and olive farms dot the area. The town’s National Museum of Wine and Harvest is in an opulent art nouveau villa set in landscaped grounds. Outside of town, the Wine Museum at Bodega La Rural displays tools, carriages and other artifacts. ― Google

Lively indoor market featuring colorful butcher counters, produce vendors & hot-food stands.

Nestled in a stunning Romanesque setting, this historic wine estate dazzles with exquisite Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon, plus a top-notch dining experience by celebrated chef Francis Mallmann.

Located in Mendoza, this zoo has drawn widespread criticism for its treatment of animals, particularly for the conditions faced by its polar bear, Arturo.

A vibrant and spacious place of worship, buzzing with kind souls and inspiring energy, although parking can be a bit of a challenge—arrive early!