Traveling through the beautiful Argentine wine country to some of the most prestigious wineries you will come up to the land of good sunshine and good wine- Mendoza, where winemaking is introduced by European settlers in the 19th century. The recreational center of Argentina’s Cuyo region serves as a starting point for all kinds of adventure activities and high country sports, such as mountaineering, climbing, and ski, as well as river rafting.


Many of the wineries in the Mendoza region produces world-renowned wines, so most of the tourists who are coming to Mendoza have a chance to get in touch close to the barrels with wines, recipes, and techniques of making good wine, the equipments and grapes. The Catena family became one of the largest vineyard holders in Mendoza; Dr. Nicolas Catena introduced modern European winemaking and techniques to Argentina and around the world. The well-known Nicolas Catena Zapata which is a very popular wine-producing company in the U.S.A is the owner of the most recognizable vineyards in the Mendoza region, Mayan Temple called La Pirámide. If you want to pass and visit the whole territory with vineyards, you might rent a car in any of the many rent a car companies or you can hire a private car and driver that will take you wherever you want.

A relaxing vacation in Mendoza wine country is an unforgettable experience for your senses. Mendoza offers two excellent places to enjoy in your stay there located near Chacras de Coria, one of these places is the most popular hotel in Mendoza from the ’50s and ’60s, The Nuevo Hotel San Francisco, which was renovated by the new owners and now it is elegant, cozy place with a wine cellar with special Mendoza blends, a semi-Olympic-size pool, and beautiful gardens. Prices for booking are USD 70 for a night.

The City of Mendoza is the most significant in the area of Cuyo and is the capital of the province with the same name, it is one of the most gorgeous and tidy cities in the country. Nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountain Range, it gives shape to an unbelievable oasis made by man with the help of the Mendoza and Tunuyán Rivers. Mendoza is connecting Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, and its land extends at 148.827 km2.
