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What does Mendoza have to offer apart from wine? In this video we spend 48 hours exploring exactly that! The city of Mendoza is such a vibe! The streets are

https://www.sparksandbloom.com/en/48-hours-in-mendoza-which-wineries-to-visit-where-to-eat-and-what-to-do/
You'll see when looking it up for yourself that there are lots of wineries in Mendoza. Here are some others I would recommend: Alta vista, Di Tomasso, Bodega Renacer. I didn't get to visit them, but I heard good comments about them from Mendoza locals. BOOKING. You have to book your visits a few weeks in advance.

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A charming picnic basket materialized to use as a table, which though slightly wobbly, was worth it for the charm. xx, SF. All photos by Stacie and David Flinner for stacieflinner.com. The best Mendoza wineries and experiences for the perfect 48 hour trip to Argentina's most famous wine country at the foot of the Andes Mountains.

https://www.earthtrekkers.com/mendoza-wine-region-how-to-plan-visit/
Tips for Touring the Mendoza Wine Region. Some wineries are not open on Saturday or Sunday. Plan on visiting no more than three to four wineries per day. Yes, you will have to pay for tastings, but you get a generous pour of wine. During a wine pairing meal, you will typically taste five or six glasses of wine.

https://www.thecrazytourist.com/25-best-things-mendoza-argentina/
Therapies include luxurious things like a crushed Malbec scrub, grapeseed body exfoliation, red wine bath, and a Torrontes wine body wrap. The Cavas Wine Lodge, the Kumelkan Spa at the Esplendor Hotel, and the Park Hyatt Mendoza Kaua Spa all offer wine-inspired treatments. 25. Go Fly-Fishing.

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Zuccardi Winery is located in Valle de Uco at 1100 masl, and has a unique design, with a metallic dome that reflects the sunlight. It has four schedules for touring and tasting, apart from the renowned Piedra Infinita Restaurant. If you are willing to visit this winery in Mendoza, I recommend booking well in advance.

https://www.southamerica.travel/argentina/mendoza-wine-tours/news/4-things-to-do-in-mendoza
Read below to discover the best things to do in Mendoza. You might be surprised by everything that Mendoza has to offer its guests! 1. Embark on an Adventure Tour. Mendoza is set at the base of the Andes Mountains. It is the perfect spot to begin an Argentina adventure tour! From rafting, trekking, rappelling, to horseback riding and zip-lining

https://theculturetrip.com/south-america/argentina/articles/how-to-spend-48-hours-in-chacras-de-coria-mendoza
Chacras de Coria is an upper class suburb of Mendoza city. Located about 25 minutes from the airport, and about an hour and a half from the Uco Valley, it's a great choice for people who don't want to have to choose between the city and the wine producing region at the foot of the Andes.Chacras de Coria is like any typical Argentine town, but with the added benefit of being home to Mendoza

https://www.travellingking.com/12-things-to-do-in-mendoza/
Sheraton Mendoza Hotel (family hotel) DiplomaticHotel (luxury hotel) Recommended tours: All Day, Small Group, Luxury Wine Tour with Gourmet Lunch. Half Day Winery Tour. Tour Aconcagua Park in Small Group from Mendoza with Barbecue Lunch. Horseback riding and roast in the mountains of Mendoza.

https://www.savoredjourneys.com/11-must-visit-wineries-in-mendoza/
Domaine Bousquet also has a lodge and cooking school for further exploration into the region. Gaia Restaurant serves a 4-course or 6-course lunch with wine pairings in the rustic and charming tasting room. Winery address: Ruta 89 S/N Km 7, Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina. Tel: +549 261 5320896.

https://myadventuresacrosstheworld.com/things-to-do-in-mendoza-argentina/
One of the coolest (literally!) things to do in Mendoza is go to Cacheuta Thermal Baths. This spa, hotel, and waterpark, located along Ruta 82 among the mountains, is a fantastic place to relax. It offers a great array of saunas, mud baths, hot springs, and thermal pools. You can even have a massage.

https://leisurelylinds.com/best-wineries-in-mendoza-argentina/
There are three main regions for the best wineries in Mendoza Argentina: Maipu, Lujan de Cuyo, and Uco Valley. The Mendoza wine region is known for malbec, which is a dry style of red wine. It is the most celebrated and successful wine to emerge from Argentina. The ideal climate for producing great wines can be attributed to the Andes Mountains.

https://www.earthtrekkers.com/mendoza-itinerary-how-much-time/
Below, we list a 5 day Mendoza itinerary. The first two days cover what we think are the most important things to do in Mendoza, which is wine tasting and spending some time in town. Days 3 through 5 adds on more adventure activities and takes you off the beaten path. Day 1: Tour the Maipu wine region, explore the city of Mendoza, and end the

https://www.brbtravelblog.com/blog/the-best-mendoza-practical-travel-guide
The region has more than 1,500 wineries. Yes, that means plenty of good wine to drink! The Mendoza province is huge, and you will need to analyze where you want to go, Maipú, Luján de Cuyo and Valle de Uco (Uco Valley) are the most well-known wine regions in Mendoza. ... Valle de Uco is also 1:30 - 2 hours away from the airport. Also

https://wanderingnomada.com/4-day-mendoza-itinerary-best-things-to-do-in-mendoza/
A 4-day Mendoza Itinerary. Day 1: Arriving and free walking tour. Day 2: Wine sampling at bodegas. Day 3: Visit Parque Aconcagua. Day 4: Visit the Cacheuta hot springs or Potrerillos reservoir. Other things to do in Mendoza. Prices in Argentina - Note that in this blogpost, I won't put any prices.

https://www.throughmylensestravel.com/post/6-things-to-do-while-in-mendoza-argentina
Mendoza is the number one destination for vineyards in Argentina; it's renowned in the world for its Malbec. They have great bodegas and tours available, and the food is exquisite. Although there is not much else to do apart from the bodegas and a few other things, Mendoza was still a trip that lingers in my mind, and I would absolutely go back

https://theculturetrip.com/south-america/argentina/articles/how-to-spend-the-perfect-24-hours-in-mendoza
What to do. One of the most typical activities to undertake in Mendoza is to bike around the vineyards, and Chacras de Coria is the perfect place to do this, as it's located close to one of Mendoza's most important wine regions, Lujan de Cuyo. Spending a day on bikes in Chacras will bring you through some typical Mendocino countryside, as

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48 Hours in Mendoza. by tatabau; Posted on November 24, 2016 December 16, 2016; We went with a group of friends to Mendoza for a 2 and half days. If you love wine and good food this is a must trip for you. Here was our wonderful itinerary for the three days (do click on all the links for so much more information):

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19. Mendoza Wine Tour with Lunch. Mendoza is Argentina's largest wine region, famous for its red Malbec wines and set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains…. 20. Visit El Enemigo Winery+Lunch Antigal Winery.Transfer included. This Private Tour to the Maipu region is excellent for spending an incredible day.

https://www.savoredjourneys.com/lunch-or-dinner-in-mendoza/
Martino Wines. One of the top choices for lunch in Lujan de Cuyo is Martino Wines, a winery that was built in 1901 and is still making incredible wines to pair with incredible food. We really loved the garden atmosphere that surrounds you on the patio. It was relaxing and a perfect way to enjoy a meal on a nice day.

https://traveler.marriott.com/tips-and-trends/what-to-do-in-mendoza/
The city of Mendoza is one of the great attractions in Argentina and is also considered one of the most important wine capitals in Latin America. Its location to the east of the Andes Mountains makes this town an ideal place to admire nature, taste exquisite food and be amazed by its thousands of vineyards.

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/south-america/argentina/mendoza-travel-guide-best-hotels-city-restaurants-things-to-do-a9142786.html
Mendoza is three hours behind the UK and direct flight times average 14 hours to Buenos Aires, with a 90-minute flight connection. Public transport Mendoza city centre is small enough to explore

https://www.sidewalksafari.com/2018/03/4-days-in-mendoza-argentina.html
Our four days in Mendoza revolved heavily around sampling Argentina's famous wines. We signed up for a wine tasting day tour from Mendoza in the Lujan de Cuyo region with Trout and Wine ($165 USD per person including lunch). Our expert and energetic guides Clara and Augustine made sure that we had an amazing day tasting wine at three vineyards near Mendoza.