Top Mendoza Art & Culture Classes in 2026

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region and famous for its Malbec, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines. On this small-group tour, enjoy an intimate wine tasting experience as you explore local wineries and vineyards. Sample a variety of Argentine wines during expert-led wine tastings and indulge in a gourmet wine tasting lunch with five courses, each paired with fine wines.

With the help of a host with extensive experience in the world of gastronomy and wine, you will be able to learn and enjoy the unique traditional Argentine flavor. We have an interactive cooking class, where guests can make their own empanadas and then cook them over a fire. In addition, they will be able to observe the cooking process of grilled meat and vegetables. We complement the experience with a folklore show, where you will learn basic dance steps. The idea is that there is a connection with our culture, not only through food but also through our historical and artistic roots. Our activity is adaptable, which makes it exclusive and personalized. Any dietary restriction is valid to modify the menu. We also offer variations, in case you wish to skip the cooking class or the show. Or if you prefer to emphasize wine tasting, in a more technical way (since we have the availability of a sommelier).

We will visit "Cacheuta", Mendoza. We will arrive at this beautiful place along the Pan American Route, entering gradually the Mendocina mountain range. "Villa de Cacheuta" is the place where we will carry out all the activities of observation, adventure and relaxation. The adventure venues are not well known, as they are only visited by athletes who carry out activities in those places, such as climbing, and running.

Relax at Termas de Cachueta, Argentina's only grotto sauna, during this full-day trip from Mendoza. Between using the outdoor and indoor natural thermal spas and mud baths, recline on the spa's plush lounge chairs and enjoy a delicious lunch of regional Creole specialties. Transportation from Mendoza hotels means that you can spend the entire day relaxing and someone else will worry about the details.

Ride alongside the Rio Mendoza during a 1.5-hour tour on horseback. This midday excursion gives you a glimpse of southern Maipu you might otherwise miss, including rolling vineyards, olive groves, and leafy country lanes. Follow up with a gourmet “asado” (Argentine barbecue) at Divina Marga restaurant and wine cellar. Passengers are limited to eight to ensure a small-group experience, including the convenience of minivan transport from your hotel.