For those who visit the city, this is not only an opportunity to taste some of the best rated wines in Argentina, but also represents the possibility of personally meeting Santiago Achaval, one of the most awarded winemakers in the country. Wine to taste: Achaval Ferrer Dolce, a dessert wine made with partially dissected Malbec grapes, creating an intense sweet wine.

Luigi Bosca welcomes you to the winery and invites you to enjoy its Visitor Center. As part of the proposal you can taste their wines and live from within the exciting experience offered by wine. The winery, owned by the Arizu family, is located in the Department of Luján de Cuyo, only 25 kilometers from the city of Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes mountain range and framed by a rural landscape of great scenic beauty. Its architecture and construction are an icon in the region. Elegant and sober, it combines in its structure the winemaking tradition of Mendoza with the highest processing technology to make excellent wines. The proposal of Luigi Bosca is aimed at small groups of people interested in knowing the secrets of good wine and enjoy a warm visit to the facilities. It not only includes a tour of the moments of the wine production process, but also seeks to share the history of the family, the magic of tasting and even has a circuit for the most attractive scenes of Mendoza art.

Located in Chacras de Coria, Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza, at a height of 920.82 meters above sea level. Its shallow alluvial soils favor the conduction of its vineyards in high trellis of Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon on its surface of 18 hectares. VISITS AND TASTINGS In finca "Las Marías", Chacras de Coria, the old house of the family of more than 100 years, offers travelers a haven in the Wine Routes. Full of a simple family history of Mendoza. Visits and tastings raise the friendship to the height of an art. Wine producers will give a personal introduction to Hacienda del Plata, a tour of vineyards, winery and tastings directly from the barrel. Filled with family history and Argentine tradition, the winery tours and tastings combine to create a relaxed family atmosphere, bringing a high level of tourism experience. Lunch at the Dominio del Plata winery, menu paired with wines from the winery

Mendoza is a city in western Argentina. It is the capital of the province of Mendoza and is located in the plain east of the Andes mountain range.An unforgettable experience, a feast for the senses. Visit the most important Mendoza wineries, walk through its vineyards, learn their stories, philosophies and taste their wines, surrounded by unique landscapes. We do not want you to see only Mendoza culture; We want you to experience everything Mendoza has to offer.

The Mendoza River is a river located in the north of the province of Mendoza, Argentina. It passes through the city of Luján de Cuyo, located near the city of Mendoza, capital of the province, is one of the most important sources of irrigation water in the country.

The General San Martín Park is the oldest and main park in Mendoza. The park covers 307 hectares and 86 hectares in expansion with 17 km of travel. It is located in the city of Mendoza, the most important in the west of the Argentine Republic. The forest heritage with more than 300 species native to North America, Asia, Europe and Australia have made it a plant universe, full of streets and roads specially built to make your journey more pleasant. Its 400-hectare vegetable orb was created based on a criterion of quality of life, since afforestation on the west side of the city allows for fair humidification of the environment.

Aconcagua provincial park is located in the northwest of the province of Mendoza

Going up the elevator of the municipal building you can see a great panoramic view of the city of Mendoza when you reach the terrace.

Declared a national drink in Argentina, wine has charms and attributes that make it known throughout the world. Its rich history of effort, tradition and values must be known. The story goes that in Maipú in 1896 Gerónimo Bautista Gargantini, a Swiss immigrant, partnered with Juan Giol, an Italian immigrant, and both gave life to what would be one of Mendoza's first wineries, La Colina de Oro.