All over the country (and in much of the world), the name Mendoza is synonymous with wine, and this is the place to base yourself if you’re up for touring the vineyards, taking a few dozen bottles home or just looking for a good bottle to accompany the evening’s pizza.

WHY GO

Mendoza is the capital and largest city of the province of Mendoza, Argentina and is an important center of wine and olive oil.
Despite being a city of the desert, Mendoza captive by the relaxed pace of broad avenues and leafy greens, squares and cafes that give a cosmopolitan air,

AVOID
Wandering through the city after lunch, because the police are doing a "siesta".
  Avoid the area around the Parque General San Martin.

ORIENTATION
It is located in the west, on the edge of the Andes.

WHEN TO GO
Choose the fall from February to April.

HOW TO GET THERE
Mendoza has a small airport, El Plumerillo with flights to Buenos Aires (LAN and Aeroineas Arg.) Lima Peru (TACA, 3 times per week) and Santiago de Chile (LAN), but tickets are very expensive compared to the rates bus (fares to Chile and Peru are more reasonable, since it does not have to pay the premium for foreign domestic flights). .


GETTING AROUND
If you want to visit the natural beauty that Mendoza has to offer and choose to go by bus.


COACH
The bus terminal in Mendoza is actually across the street from the city center. Once you arrive, walk under the underpass Videla and is about 15 minutes away from downtown. Otherwise, the trolley 'Villa Nueva' connects the terminal with the city center.

The ride the local buses costs AR $ 1.10 - more for longer distances, as the journey to the airport - and need a Mendobus magnetic card, which can be purchased at kiosks


TIPS
Do not miss the Avenida Aristides.

MONEY
The official currency of Argentina is the peso (AR $), and $ 1AR corresponds to € 0.177.

TOURIST INFORMATION 

WHY GO
Mendoza is the capital and largest city of the province of Mendoza, Argentina and is an important center of wine and olive oil.
Despite being a city of the desert, Mendoza captive by the relaxed pace of broad avenues and leafy greens, squares and cafes that give a cosmopolitan air,

AVOID
Wandering through the city after lunch, because the police are doing a "siesta".
  Avoid the area around the Parque General San Martin.

ORIENTATION
It is located in the west, on the edge of the Andes.

WHEN TO GO
Choose the fall from February to April.

HOW TO GET THERE
Mendoza has a small airport, El Plumerillo with flights to Buenos Aires (LAN and Aeroineas Arg.) Lima Peru (TACA, 3 times per week) and Santiago de Chile (LAN), but tickets are very expensive compared to the rates bus (fares to Chile and Peru are more reasonable, since it does not have to pay the premium for foreign domestic flights). .


GETTING AROUND
If you want to visit the natural beauty that Mendoza has to offer and choose to go by bus.


COACH
The bus terminal in Mendoza is actually across the street from the city center. Once you arrive, walk under the underpass Videla and is about 15 minutes away from downtown. Otherwise, the trolley 'Villa Nueva' connects the terminal with the city center.

The ride the local buses costs AR $ 1.10 - more for longer distances, as the journey to the airport - and need a Mendobus magnetic card, which can be purchased at kiosks


TIPS
Do not miss the Avenida Aristides.

MONEY
The official currency of Argentina is the peso (AR $), and $ 1AR corresponds to € 0.177.

TOURIST INFORMATION 

http://www.welcomeargentina.com/mendoza/outings.html 

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