• Bridging the Distances - The search for passengers begins at the office, picking up all passengers from their hotels, Airbnb, or private residences located within the central area of Mendoza city.

• Central Park - The northern park of Mendoza city, this modern green space was constructed between 2003 and 2006, covering 130,000 square meters.

• ARTISAN CHOCOLATE COTTAGE - Visit and tasting at Mendoza’s most prestigious chocolate shop. Cabaña - Chocolateros is a family-owned Mendoza business with over 40 years of experience in crafting artisanal chocolates, founded in 1978.

• Jesuit Ruins of San Francisco - Visits to the ruins that highlight the 1861 earthquake, a milestone that led to the development of the new city.

• Pedro del Castillo Square - Considered the foundational area of Mendoza, stories are shared about those who visited these lands and the arrival of the conquerors. The square contains the old Mendoza town hall, now the Mendoza Archaeological Museum.

• O’Higgins Park - Known as the eastern park of Mendoza city, it houses the Gabriela Mistral Theater and the old Mendoza aquarium.

• Sarmiento Square - Sarmiento Square, with the Parish of Our Lady of Loreto in front.

• San Martin Square - One of the satellite squares to the central square of Mendoza.

• Republic of Chile Square - One of the satellite squares to the central square of Mendoza.

• Independence Square - The central square of Mendoza city, an urban space inaugurated in 1863 as a refuge for the city’s seismic movements, with stories shared about its history up to modern times.

• Spain Square - One of the four satellite squares of the central square of Mendoza city.

• Italy Square - One of the four satellite squares of the central square of Mendoza city.

• Memorial of the Flag of the Army of the Andes - Located in the Civic Center of the Province, the Memorial of the Flag of the Army of the Andes consists of three rooms. The first room houses the Flag of the Army of the Andes, the ultimate symbol of the Liberation Campaign and the first independent flag of South America.

• Civic Park - Known as the southern park of Mendoza city, it contains the government house, the courthouse, and the Memorial of the Flag of the Army of the Andes.

• Gates of San Martin Park - Visit the Gates of General San Martín Park and the Marly Horses Roundabout.

• Fountain of the Continents - Stop to admire La Fontaine des L’Observatoire, more commonly known today as the Fountain of the Continents, in General San Martín Park, crafted by the French foundry and installed in 1910 in the heart of the park.

• Lake of General San Martin Park - Visit the viewpoint of the Lake of General San Martín Park and learn about the importance of the water body for the conservation of the area.

• The Hill of Glory (Cerro de la Gloria) - An iconic monument located within General San Martín Park honoring the liberation campaign. Ascend the winding paths of the hill to discover Mendoza city from above and enjoy an unparalleled view of the Andes mountain range. Discover the offering plaque to the campaign and, once at the top, appreciate the monument built to celebrate the centenary of the May Revolution, representing the Army of the Andes.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Licensed professional guide

• Breakfast

Explore Mendoza on a comfortable and comprehensive tour that blends history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Visit the most iconic squares, the Jesuit Ruins, and the renowned La Cabaña chocolate factory. Stroll through San Martín Park, the Gates, and the Lake, concluding at the majestic Cerro de la Gloria, offering panoramic views. This tour is perfect for discovering both the essential and hidden gems of the city in just 4.5 hours, with a guide and carefully chosen stops.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.