If you’re looking for information on what to do in Luján de Cuyo, this article will tell you about the places to visit and some of the most famous wineries in the area. Located just 18 km from the city of Mendoza, near the Andes Mountains and with altitudes ranging from 700 to 1,000 meters above sea level, Luján de Cuyo stands out for the diversity of places and attractions it offers. Recognized as the “Land of Malbec,” it is one of the main destinations for wine tourism in the Mendoza region.

• Chacras de Coria: This charming residential area has become an important gastronomic hub. Its tree-lined streets and a small picturesque square, where a craft fair takes place every Sunday, invite you to take a leisurely stroll. In addition to its excellent restaurants, from the square you can walk to several wineries where you can visit and taste wines, such as Bodega Clos de Chacras or Bodega Pulmary.
• Potrerillos: Located at the foothills of the Andes Mountains, Potrerillos is famous for its reservoir, which along with the imposing mountainous backdrop, forms the typical postcard of Mendoza. Here, nature combines with fresh air and a wide range of outdoor activities. If you choose Route 7 to reach this destination, you will pass by the entrance of large wineries such as Séptima, Ruca Malen, and Viña Cobos.

• Cacheuta: This small town on the banks of the Mendoza River is located just 6 km from the first viewpoint of the Potrerillos dam. It is famous for its hot springs and offers relaxing experiences amidst an incomparable natural setting.
• Agrelo, Vistalba, Perdriel, Las Compuertas: These localities are the epicenters of winemaking excellence in Luján de Cuyo. Here you will find internationally renowned wineries such as Catena Zapata, Viña Cobos, Piatelli, Susana Balbo, Terrazas de los Andes, Finca Decero, Bressia, Chandon, Norton, among many others.

The options for activities are quite diverse. For adventure and nature lovers, you can go trekking, rafting, and horseback riding in Potrerillos, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Andes Mountains.

If you consider yourself a wine lover, visit to wineries in Agrelo, Vistalba, Perdriel, and Las Compuertas offer the opportunity to taste some of the region’s best wines.

For those seeking rest and relaxation, the thermal spa resorts in Cacheuta provide a rejuvenating and restorative experience.

Luján de Cuyo is much more than just a stop on the wine route in Mendoza. It’s a complete experience that combines natural beauty, winemaking history, gastronomy, and relaxation.