Cuyo and Mendoza, Argentina

"Cuyo contains the Provinces of Mendoza, San Luis, San Juan and La Rioja. It has a varied topography, surrounded by sites of historical interest, which maintain countless memories of San Martín's epic. The urban centers are a conjunction of antiquity and modernity. Narrow streets, low buildings, museums, monuments, churches and convents make contrast with dynamic commercial centers."

Descriptions, reservations, rates, reviews plus tourist information.

"San Juan City is the Capital City of the homonimous province and is a charming and fertile oasis surrounded by mountains... In the surroundings of the city, there is a favourable setting to practise mountain sports, hand gliding, fishing in rivers and streams, horse -riding and four track excursions in the hills with whatever is needed to enjoy adventure and nature."

"San Luis was founded in 1594 with the name of "San Luis de Loyola Nueva Medina del Río Seco" and is located at the foot of the "Sierras Grandes" (Big Mountains) by the river Chorrillos in the area called "Punta de los Venados".

"Villa Mercedes is currently the main commercial centre in the province after the Capital City. It has a modern design shown in its buildings with wide woody streets, parks and public walks. It is popularly known because there is a narrow street which is particularlly attractive located in front of the area where the former train station was settled."

List and details of wineries in Mendoza-Cuyo include a brief history of the winery, tasting information and types of wines produced with a link to the winery.