Mendoza Wine Routes

1 · Mendoza

Mendoza

Mendoza is the provincial capital and the arrival base via MDZ airport. The central plazas and Parque General San Martín are part of the city walks. The city concentrates accommodation, receptive agencies and transfers to the production areas to the south.

→ Maipú about 15 km Urban accesses from Gran Mendoza to Maipú use the RN 40 corridor and the connection via RP 60. The route moves from the urban grid to winery areas; the final access depends on the chosen reservation.

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Maipú

Maipú belongs to the Primera Zona and has wine and olive-oil production in the districts near the urban core. The Museo Nacional del Vino y la Vendimia preserves part of that history. Coquimbito and Cruz de Piedra contextualize the winery routes, linked by roads and local streets.

→ Luján de Cuyo RP 60 westbound until the RN 40 corridor, with a link to the seat of Luján de Cuyo. The districts of Coquimbito and Perdriel have their own accesses, not forming a single visit road.

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Luján de Cuyo

Luján de Cuyo brings together producing areas tied to the Mendoza River and the Malbec variety. Chacras de Coria, Agrelo and Perdriel play different roles in a visit: service core and vineyard districts. Continuing along RN 40 leads to the Los Cerrillos access toward Tupungato.

→ Tupungato RN 40 southbound to Ugarteche and RP 86, Los Cerrillos, for Tupungato. The paved corridor shifts from the Gran Mendoza areas to the relief of the northern Valle de Uco, with access to San José.

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Tupungato

Tupungato occupies the northern sector of the Valle de Uco, with high-altitude vineyards near the Cordón del Plata. The wineries Andeluna, in Gualtallary, and Atamisque, in San José, offer visits by reservation. RP 86 links this stage to Gran Mendoza and RP 89 runs along part of the production corridor.

→ Tunuyán RP 89 corridor between vineyard areas; link via RP 96, El Álamo, paved, to RN 40 and the seat of Tunuyán. Accesses to properties are defined by the reservations.

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Tunuyán

Tunuyán sits at the center of the Valle de Uco and distributes its vineyards across areas such as Los Chacayes and Vista Flores. The town offers services distinct from the rural properties near the mountain range. The RP 89 corridor and accesses via RN 40 connect this stage to Tupungato and the southern valley.

→ San Carlos RN 40 southbound and local access to Villa San Carlos. La Consulta and Paraje Altamira require departures to the west of the axis; the RP 92 corridor connects areas of Tunuyán to the wineries of San Carlos.