Museo Fundacional

At the Museo Fundacional, travelers can discover the historical origin of Mendoza in the same place where the first city was settled in the 16th century. Here, you will tour the archaeological ruins of the old Church of San Francisco, one of the few vestiges that survived the 1861 earthquake. The guide will explain what life was like in the colonial city, its original layout and the events that marked its reconstruction. This space offers a unique look at the Mendoza past, enriched with models, archaeological remains and interpretive panels that help to understand the historical evolution of the region. It is an essential stop for those who want to connect with the roots of the city before exploring its modern part.

Plaza Independencia

In Independence Square, travelers will know the heart of Mendoza City. This spacious green space, surrounded by museums, walks and satellite squares, is the central point of local cultural life. The guide will explain its historical importance and urban design, as visitors walk along its paths, observe its central source and discover the urban art and craft stalls that are usually installed in the area. It is an ideal place to take pictures, enjoy the Mendoza atmosphere and appreciate how the city combines modernity with tradition.