Mendoza is known as the land of sun and it’s a fact that, even having diverse weather conditions, sun rises daily over the entire territory. We find two main areas with different weather, the plains and the mountains. On the Andes Range, we find high mountain climate with low temperatures and precipitations as snow during winter. On the plains and mountain valleys, we find mild temperatures. In average, summer temperatures fluctuate between 18 C and 33 C, with warm days and cool nights. During winter, the lowest is 3 C, while the highest is 16 C. Rainfall is low.

Mendoza can be visited all year long. One of its main attractions, wine tours, can be done during the entire year. During winter, you will be able to enjoy skiing and other winter sports in any of its famous resorts like Las Lenas or Penitentes. During spring and summer, many activities include rafting and trekking.

We recommend staying in Mendoza for at least two nights which will allow you to enjoy the basic tours, if you are planning to do some winter sports, most of the resorts offer good 3-night and 7-night deals.

Mendoza can be accessed by plane from Buenos Aires (2h). Bus is the most common way of transportation in Mendoza, with connections to Buenos Aires (14h), Santiago de Chile (8h), San Rafael (4h), Malargue (6h) and other cities in the near provinces: San Juan (2h), Bariloche (14h), Cordoba (10h), etc.

- Historical Museum Gral. San Martin.
- Foundational Area Museum
- Modern Art Museum.
- Nacional Museum of Wine.
- Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Emiliano Guiñazu.
- Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Fernando Fader.