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Discover the rugged beauty of Mendoza, Argentina
Discover the rugged beauty of Mendoza, Argentina
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Indicative daily spend: €60–€120
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Mid-range rooms and eating out most days.
Best months: Oct–Mar
Best months are the ones averaging 18–28°C.
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Nestled at the base of the Andes mountains, Mendoza is a stunning Argentine province that is drenched in culture, history, natural beauty, and delicious wine. This South American paradise is blessed with breathtaking landscapes, magnificent vineyards, and a laid-back lifestyle that attracts travelers from across the world. Here is a travel guide to the province of Mendoza that will help you plan a perfect trip:
Mendoza offers a diverse choice of accommodation options that cater to every budget and taste. From luxury resorts to budget-friendly hostels, there is something for everyone. The city is a hub of culture and creativity with gorgeous public spaces, art galleries, museums, and plazas. Take a wine tour and visit some of the most prominent wineries in the region, like Lujan de Cuyo, Maipu, and Uco Valley.
Mendoza is famous for its grilled meats and traditional Argentine cuisine, and there is no shortage of excellent restaurants to indulge in. The easiest way to get to Mendoza is by flying into El Plumerillo International Airport, and there are regular domestic flights from Buenos Aires, Cordoba, and Salta. Alternatively, you can also drive or take the bus from other cities in Argentina.