Mendoza City Tour

The city of Mendoza, capital of the province of the same name in Argentina, is a vibrant and welcoming place, famous for its architecture, wine culture, and relaxed lifestyle.

Discover the City of Mendoza

The city of Mendoza is the heart of the region, surrounded by the majestic Andes Mountains and famous for its history, architecture, and parks. Rebuilt after the 1861 earthquake, it features a unique design with wide avenues and a rich offering of local culture and gastronomy.

A tour of Mendoza is not only an opportunity to learn about its history and architecture, but also to discover how the city has grown, blending tradition with modernity. Visit its plazas, tree-lined streets, and enjoy the energy that flows through its different neighborhoods, from downtown to the most exclusive areas.

What’s the tour like?

Live a unique experience in Mendoza: from your hotel pickup, exploring the city’s most emblematic landmarks, to discovering the history, architecture, and parks that make Mendoza unique.

Step 1

Foundational Area of Mendoza

Here you will find Independence Square, the Cathedral of Mendoza, and the Foundational Area Museum, where you can see the remains of the city’s earliest constructions. It is the historic heart of Mendoza.

Step 2

Independence Square and its 4 Satellites

Independence Square is the epicenter of modern Mendoza, with fountains, gardens, and an underground amphitheater. The four satellite squares (Chile, Spain, San Martín, and Italy) are connected by diagonals and represent Argentina’s friendly nations, each with its own distinctive architectural and landscape style.

Step 3

Cerro de la Gloria

This hill is located within the park and is famous for the Monument to the Army of the Andes, a large sculpture commemorating Argentina’s independence campaign. From here, you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of Mendoza. It can be accessed on foot or by car, and there are trekking options for the more adventurous.

Step 4

General San Martín Park

With more than 400 hectares, it is one of the largest urban parks in Latin America. It features artificial lakes, botanical gardens, the Zoo, the Malvinas Argentinas Stadium, and multiple areas for sports and picnics.