Plaza Independencia, Mendoza

Park · Mendoza

Plaza Independencia, Mendoza

Park · Mendoza

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Gral. Espejo 300, M5502 AVJ, Mendoza, Argentina

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Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null
Plaza Independencia, Mendoza by null

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Nestled in the heart of Mendoza, this vibrant square features lush shade trees, a charming fountain, and local vendors, making it the perfect spot to unwind or soak in lively entertainment.  

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Gral. Espejo 300, M5502 AVJ, Mendoza, Argentina Get directions

ciudaddemendoza.gov.ar

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Gral. Espejo 300, M5502 AVJ, Mendoza, Argentina Get directions

ciudaddemendoza.gov.ar

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parking paid street
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Mar 4, 2025

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@afar

"Wander Mendoza’s Plazas Mendoza has suffered devastating earthquakes that have reduced the city to rubble. The earthquake of 1861 destroyed most of the city. Instead of repairing all the damage, the city decided to build a new city center southwest of the original location. They created a large principal plaza—Plaza Independencia—surrounded by four smaller plazas: Plaza San Martin; Plaza Chile; Plaza Italia; and the most picturesque, Plaza Espana. These open spaces created a safe retreat for residents to gather in the event of another destructive earthquake. On weekends the plazas come alive with artisan markets, food vendors, lip-locked lovers and families. Enjoy the people watching and be aware of your belongings."

If You Only Have Three Days in Mendoza
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@afar

"Wander Mendoza’s Plazas Mendoza has suffered devastating earthquakes that have reduced the city to rubble. The earthquake of 1861 destroyed most of the city. Instead of repairing all the damage, the city decided to build a new city center southwest of the original location. They created a large principal plaza—Plaza Independencia—surrounded by four smaller plazas: Plaza San Martin; Plaza Chile; Plaza Italia; and the most picturesque, Plaza Espana. These open spaces created a safe retreat for residents to gather in the event of another destructive earthquake. On weekends the plazas come alive with artisan markets, food vendors, lip-locked lovers and families. Enjoy the people watching and be aware of your belongings."

A Perfect Day in Downtown Mendoza
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animesh ghisai

Google
This is exactly what a park should be. A place for everyone to hang out, escape the chaos of daily life and relax with your friends or loved ones. I visited the park during the Christmas time and it was decorated accordingly with a market on Tuesday and a beautiful Christmas tree. The sunset in the park was beautiful and we were lucky to catch a glimpse of a fountain show accompanied by Disney music. The Avengers theme is to this day goosebump inducing. Walking through the park was the first time during my stay here that it actually felt like Christmas. A lovely place and I truly recommend hanging out here!

Jorge Rodríguez Moreira

Google
Wonderful hotel, delighted with the service offered, equipment and the comfortable facilities of the place.

Philip Fox

Google
Love this place. There is such a great vibe here. You feel totally safe, even with tons of people around. The park is surrounded by tons of great restaurants. The water show at nice is cool.

Diego Ramiro Tramontina

Google
The independence square in Mendoza is just one of many must-to-go sites, and it's right in the middle of downtown. I was there for a very much important date, the memorial day of our Captain General Don José de San Martín. Not enough? My bigger princess, a necessary piece of the Capitol Ballet, was there, glancingly floating at the festival. A perfect day.

Wonny

Google
This is Mendoza's biggest park and has a pretty fountain. It is a very interesting place where you can see performances and artistic activities everywhere on weekends. There are a lot of people, but it's not unpleasant. I was fascinated by the lively atmosphere there. The streets are not dirty, music is flowing, and small temporary stores sell various cute ornaments, bowls, and souvenirs, so I think it would be interesting to watch even if I didn't buy them. While in Mendoza, I visited this place every evening to take a walk or sit down and listen to music. It was a very nice place.

Asher Chazan

Google
Central square in Mendoza. Great place to hang out

Matei Barbu

Google
Nice little park/square in the centre of Mendoza. There's also a light show on the fountains in the evening (not sure of schedule). Also caught an impromptu Tango session in front of the I love Mendoza sign.

Luciana Power

Google
Amazing park! The night show at the fountain is really nice! A good place to take the topical photo with the city's name. Nice place for a picnic and kids