The church Sao Joao Batista is a significant temple located in Santa Cruz do Sul and it´s the larguest gothic catholic temple in south america.

Looks like a church in Germany.

Beautiful Cathedral inside and out! Everyone was very friendly.

Probably the most beautiful church in the whole Rio Grande do Sul. A must visit in Santa Cruz.

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Lovely chuch

Nice place

Great! Very nice and there are a lot of things to do. But there are not much trees on the aquatic park

The place is very nice, well maintained. However they didn't tell us that half of the place is closed.... Also ironically, the hot showers work really bad

Great place in the east coast of Entre Rios Province near the rio Uruguay. Not expensive (540 $ a day). Clean and green. You can carry your own beach chair or rent one. You can bring your own food & drinks (except alcohol not allowed) or eat at the restaurant. All pools are free access. Family environment and youth area. Thermal pools, water slides and waves pool. Highly recommended.

The park has got cafés, gift-shops, snack shops, picnic tables, and benches, and even a water park form the ones who are looking for a more active experience. It offers a variety of pools at different temperatures. It was reasonably clean, yet it's too crowded.

I've been constantly going to this termal park for 6 years and has continuous managed to provide a great experience. A vast amount of pools with a wide water temperature range and different sectors for kids an adults alike. I rate it 4 stars mainly because there have been some changes that I disliked; such as changing the depth of the swimming pool from 2 meters and a half to a meter and sixty and the price spike probably caused by the mixing the termal complex with a great water park. It's still one of the cheapest among the many in the area though and has a spa and many eating facilities inside. A great place!

I LIKE THE PLACE ALTHOUGH FROM LIMPIESA MISSING A LITTLE BUT TO HAVE FUN A SUMMER WITH YOUR FAMILY IS VERY WELL I HOPE THAT THIS REVIEW WILL SERVE YOU TO KNOW IF TO GO OR NOT FEDERATION THANKS CHAU

Great park, lots of options, good facilities, well kept. Good food options, as well, like snacks, fast food, ice cream

This is a very nice water park. If you have the chance to be in other water parks around the world, this is very basic. But it's really lovely for Uruguay. Be aware of some bite flies or Mosquitoes in the area

This is a review for the restaurant. The park was awesome. Review for La Casona Restaurant Unfortunately, our experience at La Casona was disappointing. None of us were happy with our meals—everything we ordered was either hard, lacked flavor, or was strangely prepared. It really missed the mark on all fronts. On top of that, we were surprised to see a charge of $2.20 per person just for using utensils, which was printed right on the menu. That’s a first for us, and frankly, it felt unreasonable—especially considering the food quality. In the end, we decided not to waste the rest of our time or money and went somewhere else for desert. Would not recommend.

Relaxing hot thermal springs aquatic park for the entire family

Great place, kids had tons of fun. Different temperature pools, water jets, big slides for kids, friendly staff!

Excelent service and facilities. Nice crew people. Love this place.

Great for coming with your family or friends. Bring your own food because of the lack of restaurants and the expensive prices

Insuperablemente good

There are two ancient flour mills, the first one moved by donkeys and the second powered by wind, although the last one did not work due weak winds. Is a worth visit due that the internal mills mechanism can be seen, and even though there is not guided visit, a person respond all questions. Also there are rooms set at the time. Check open hours in homepage.

(Translated by Google) A lovely family outing. Guided tours run every hour, allowing you to understand the history of the site. There's parking, a children's play area, restrooms, and a food stand. The entire site is immaculate and very well maintained. Children under 10 years old are free. (Original) Muy lindo paseo para hacer en familia. Hay visitas guiadas cada hora que permite contextualizar la historia del lugar. Hay estacionamiento, un espacio de juegos para niños, sanitarios y un puesto de venta de productos comestibles. Todo el lugar se encuentran impecable, muy bien mantenido. Los menores de 10 años no pagan.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience visiting this historic site. The admission was super affordable and the service was excellent. 😊 (Original) Hermosa experiencia de conocer este lugar histórico. La entrada súper económica y la atención excelente.😊

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with a rich history. The site has a guide, but also has televisions where the process is explained at different points in the mill. The grounds are very well maintained. The only drawback is the roads to get there (which, of course, are independent of the mill). (Original) Lindo lugar con una rica historia. El lugar cuenta con guía pero además posee televisores en donde se explica, en los distintos puntos del molino, el proceso que se realizaba. Predio muy cuidado. Lo único malo son los caminos para llegar al lugar (que no dependen del molino por supuesto).

(Translated by Google) We visited the mill, which is in excellent condition, clean, and well-maintained. To enter, you must pay an entrance fee of $2,000, in cash only. It's worth noting the kindness of the lady at the front desk, who graciously solved my problem since I didn't have cash on hand. Beautiful place. (Original) Visitamos el molino, en excelentes condiciones limpieza y cuidado. Para entrar se debe pagar una entrada de 2 mil $ solo en efectivo,cabe destacar la amabilidad de la señorita que estaba en la recepción, que con toda su amabilidad me solucionó el problema ya que yo no tenía en mano el efectivo. Hermoso lugar

(Translated by Google) A beautiful historical site to visit. The guided tour is very good and provides a unique insight into how history unfolded in this area of Entre Ríos. Highly recommended if you like museums and history. (Original) Un lugar histórico hermoso para recorrer. La visita guiada es muy buena y especial para entender como ocurrió la historia por esta zona de Entre Ríos. Super recomendable si te gustan los museos y la historia

(Translated by Google) Excellent historical museum We visited it on a Tuesday during winter break It is very well managed and organized The price is $2,000 per adult (July 22, 2025) Upon entering, you are notified that the guided tour will begin when a bell rings. The guided tour was quite limited, but answered all our questions. The guide combines technological interaction with her explanations. You can tour the grounds and learn about the different points. You can bring your mate and enjoy a pleasant moment on the benches and tables. There are some old agricultural machinery from that era. The bathrooms are spotless, clean, and stocked with toilet paper. It is very nice to know that the place is prepared to accommodate people with reduced mobility: there are several wheelchairs on the premises. And some signs are translated into Braille for people with limited vision. A very nice place to learn a little about the history of the San José neighborhood with the arrival of the family. Forclaz, the work of the time, and his home There are some games for children: slides, swings, among others. No food or beverages are sold. (Original) Excelente museo histórico Lo visitamos un Martes en vacaciones de invierno Está muy bien administrado y organizado El valor es de $2.000 por persona adulta ( 22/07/2025) Al ingresar te avisan que al sonar una campana, se inicia la guiada La guiada turística fue bastante acotada, pero evacuó todas nuestras dudas La guía mezcla la interacción tecnológica con su explicación Se puede ir recorriendo el predio y conociendo los diferentes ptos. Se puede llevar el mate y disfrutar de un grato momento en los bancos y mesas del lugar Hay algunas máquinas agropecuarias viejas de la época Los baños se encuentran impecables, limpios y con papel higiénico Es muy grato saber que el lugar está preparado para recibir a personas con movilidad reducida: hay varias sillas de ruedas en el predio Y algunos carteles están traducidos en braille, para personas no videntes Muy lindo lugar para conocer un poco la historia de la colonia San José con la llegada de la flia. Forclaz, el trabajo de la época y su casa Hay algunos juegos para niños: toboganes, hamacas, entre otros No hay venta de ningún tipo de alimento ni bebidas

Good place to go and learn a bit about Argentinian history. The guided walk-around was thoroughly explained, easy to understand. General Justo José Urquiza had a very modern Palace here. The only thing to improve is that they're not keeping it in good conditions and it is deteriorating. It would be a shame that important historical pieces were damaged because of this.

This palace was the house of Justo José de Urquiza. One of the most powerful men of the XIX century from the area where Argentina was established. There you can go throughout the building and know all about his life, try to be there at 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 hours for a guided visit (it is free and only in Spanish) The place is amazing due its history, so do not avoid the guide tour. Try to read the book "Palacio de la memoria" before to go, due that the building is full of secret symbols. Up. Conservation of the building and garden, very helpful guide tour, free entrance and parking. Down. Restroom is not so clean.

Worth visiting to see the house, its interiors and its gardens, even if you don't know who lived and was assassinated here. Sadly, the property has not been well maintained. Don't miss the chapel at the back.

It's a pity that such an interesting place is currently in a such state of decaying. Also, you see a lot of staff doing almost nothing

Every Argentine should visit this museum.

A beautiful piece of culture, it's a shame that a lot of the tourist amenities and tours have been removed, and they don't seem to have a mechanism to pay for maintenance / conversation of a beautiful estate

Lacks maintenance, a beautiful country palace, built in the 19th century, which is a national museum and used to be the home of the 1st president of Argentina, is at present a run down building with untended gardens. A real shame

Quiet and nice small museum of the gaucho Ricardo. There're a lot of items about gaucho lifestyle.

Lots of gaucho memorabilia, cost was nominal at 600 pesos. Worth an hour or two.

This museum proudly exhibits horrific and racist paintings by Florencio Molina Campos. Do not go. I was disturbed and left the place crying. Awful.

The building was made to host the museum, as a replica of a house contemporary to the gauchos. It has a lot of gaucho artifacts and a timeline to grasp argentinean history. Worth a visit.

The building was erected to hold the museum. Up. Valuable family collection. Down. Does not respect all architectural feature of 19th century.

Virtual Parkour of the Guiraldes museum. It's free and you will see the origins of the Gauchos there. La pulperia, different kind of horses ornament and tools to guide them, some history, etc. Then you can go and visit the rest of San Antonio de Areco.

Beautiful and interesting place. Heemoso lugar. Hermosa historia.

Maso..maso

Expectacular

(Translated by Google) A historic and emblematic site of our history, a place where river navigation and commercial activity were cleverly managed by us, not by the British and French. The site was revitalized in 2010 and has now become a beautiful visit for a day or weekend. The monument is magnificent, designed by artist Rogelio Polosello, depicting the iconic chains that were the protagonists of this milestone. Also featured is a silhouette of Juan Manuel de Rosas, a prominent figure in history. As part of the tour, you can also observe the Paraná River from several viewpoints. A local guide is recommended for the visit. (Original) Un lugar histórico y emblemático de nuestra historia, lugar donde inteligentemente se logró que la navegación de los ríos y la actividad comercial sea manejada por nosotros y no por los británicos y franceses. El lugar se puso en valor en el 2010 y hoy se ha convertido en una hermosa visita para el día o fin de semana. El monumento es grandioso, diseñado por el artista plástico Rogelio Polosello, representando a las emblemáticas cadenas protagonistas de dicho hito. También acompaña al mismo una silueta de Juan Manuel de Rosas, hombre destacado de la historia. Cómo parte del recorrido también se puede observar al Río Paraná desde algunos miradores. Se recomienda hacer la visita con guia local.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to immerse yourself in the historic event that took place in 1845. The museum provides passionate and enthusiastic explanations and teachings about the battle. It's interesting to see that there are still artifacts and traces to be found. The chain monument is a striking work of art, and the stories that accompany the tour enrich the visit. Highly recommended. (Original) Hermoso lugar para emocionarse con el hecho histórico sucedido en 1845. En el museo atienden con pasión y entusiasmo para explicar y enseñar sobre la batalla. Es interesante ver que todavía quedan objetos y rastros por encontrar. El monumento es de cadenas es una obra de arte impactante y los relatos que acompañan el recorrido enriquecen la visita. Totalmente recomendable

(Translated by Google) AWFUL AND BORING: It's 200 meters of trees and a few signs with information about the battle, but everything is poorly maintained. There are no comparative images to illustrate how it looked and how it is now, so you can't understand anything. The only notable thing is that the grass was short. The best place it could have is a view of the river with a sleeper staircase that's falling apart, and you have to step carefully because it's all disassembled. More than a monument, it looks like a garden. Oh, but... The monolith with the political memorial of the person who inaugurated it really put a lot of effort into it, haha ​​🐧 (Original) MALISIMO Y ABURRIDO: Son 200 metros de árboles y algunos carteles con información sobre la batalla pero todo poco cuidado. No hay imágenes comparativas a modo de ilustración de como se veía y como está actualmente entonces no entendés nada lo que dice.Lo único destacable es que estaba cortito el pasto. El mejor lugar que podría tener es una vista al río con una escalera de durmientes que se cae a pedazos y tenés que pisar con cuidado porque está todo desoldado. Más que monumento parece un jardín de una casa. Ah pero.... El monolito con el recuerdo político de quién lo inauguró si que le metieron ganas jaja 🐧

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, I loved its very pretty paths and all the history. (Original) Hermoso lugar me encanto sus muy lindos caminos y toda la historia

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place where national sovereignty was defended. Chains were placed across the Parará to prevent Anglo-French ships from passing. No one remembers those heroes. (Original) Lindo lugar dónde se defendió la soberanía nacional. Se pusieron cadenas en el Parará, para evitar que pasaran las naves anglo/francesas. Nadie se acuerda de esos héroes.

Good place. Nice swimming pools and great people.

Sorete

full of people

Bellisimo

Ok

Relax

Relax total

Ok

Facinante!

(Translated by Google) We took the guided tour and learned about the construction of a monumental engineering work and how it is maintained and the service delivered without us users realizing how much preventive effort is underway. Highly recommended. (Original) Realizamos la visita guiada y aprendimos acerca de la construcción de una obra de ingeniería monumental y de como se mantiene y es el servicio entregado sin que los usuarios nos demos cuenta de cuanto esfuerzo preventivo hay en marcha. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) It is an unforgettable experience to know that a work is being used, the product of the union of two leaders who sought the good of the people. (Original) Es una experiencia cía inolvidable saber que se está usando una obra producto de la unión de dos gobernantes que buscaban el bien de los pueblos.

(Translated by Google) Subfluvial Tunnel Complex The visit was very thorough, the service was very attentive, even though there was no guide who spoke Portuguese, the person who assisted us tried to explain everything in detail. The visit is worthwhile to get an idea of ​​the magnitude of this work. (Original) Complexo túnel subfluvial Visitação bem completa, atendimento bem atencioso, mesmo não havendo guia que falasse português, a pessoa que nos atendeu procurou explicar tudo em detalhes, vale a pena a visitação, para ter ideia da magnitude desta obra.

(Translated by Google) Unforgettable experience in a unique engineering work in Latin America. Unmissable visit if you are nearby. It is free in the museum and in the control room, Mariano and Sol's attention was spectacular!! (Original) Experiencia inolvidable en una obra de ingeniería única en América Latina. Visita imperdible si estás cerca. Es gratuita en el museo y en la sala de control, la atención de Mariano y Sol fue espectacular!!

(Translated by Google) A very important work for that time that unites two cities across the river, construction that took seven years 1962/1969. (Original) Una obra importantísima para esa época que une dos ciudades a través del río, construcción que llevo siete años 1962 /1969.

Iconic bridge in Santa Fe. It is more than 100 years old. It is well maintained. At night it's more beautiful

Nice walk. Safe only in groups at nighttime.

Brilliant ..lighting simply magnificent.

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Nice walk

Well, it's just a bridge...

Expectacular...

A historical place to learn about some of Argentinas and other countries' history. You can also learn about the Antarctica control devision over time. There's a little gift shop. Be advised that the employees don't speak much English, but with the use of Google translate we got by pretty good.

Great display and if you go on National Flag Day (June 20), it will blow your mind as they unwrap the longest, continuous flag in the country.

A pretty stop when sightseeing. Beautiful panorama of the river and significant historical site. We stopped to rest on the stairs in the shade and enjoyed the view.

It is impressive. Much more so than the Oblisco in Buenos Aires. I wish you could enter and go to the top like you could years ago.

Nice place. Big park near by. You can go and sit for a long time. Nice view. Picnic area. Visit with your friends / family. River near the monument. Go for a walk. Lot of restaurants nearby.

Landmark in Rosario where every june 20th, the countrys presidente holds a ceremony in honour to the argentine national flag (light blue and white with a sun face in its middle). Espacious place with 24hs acces to walk or seat and enjoy the quietness and view of sorroundings. Buena oportunidad subirse hasta las punta del monumento y tener las vistas abiertas de la zona (20pesos adultos al 22 febrero 2020)

Beautiful monument. Worth the 20pesos to get to the top. Nice panoramic view of the city and Paraná river. It is the monument shows at the Argentina ten pesos money note.

Parque de la Independencia, located in the heart of Rosario, Argentina, is a vast and beautiful green space that serves as a central hub for both relaxation and cultural activities. The park is home to lush lawns, scenic walking paths, and large trees, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to enjoy outdoor activities like jogging, picnicking, and leisurely walks. One of the park’s main attractions is the Monumento a la Bandera (National Flag Monument), located nearby, which commemorates Argentina’s struggle for independence. The park also features ponds, sculptures, and cultural spaces, providing a serene and vibrant environment for all.

Loved the place, lots of things to do, good for Children and adults

Nice park. Tipical place in Rosario.

Parque de la Independencia, or Independence Park, is a magnificent urban green space located in the heart of Rosario, Argentina. This sprawling park is not only a place of natural beauty but also holds great historical significance, making it a cherished landmark in the city. Covering a vast area, Parque de la Independencia offers a peaceful and serene environment, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of city life. Lush green lawns, towering trees, and colorful flower beds create a picturesque setting, inviting visitors to relax, unwind, and connect with nature. The park's central lake, known as the "Lago de los Cisnes" (Swan Lake), is a captivating feature that adds to the park's charm. Visitors can enjoy leisurely boat rides, observe graceful swans gliding on the water, or simply find solace in the tranquil ambiance. Parque de la Independencia is also home to a variety of recreational facilities. Sports enthusiasts can indulge in activities like jogging, cycling, or playing tennis, basketball, or soccer on the well-maintained courts and fields. Families can take advantage of the playgrounds, picnic areas, and barbecue spots scattered throughout the park, creating opportunities for joyful gatherings and memorable moments. Within the park, visitors will discover several notable monuments and landmarks. The most prominent of these is the National Flag Memorial, a towering monument that pays homage to the creation of the Argentine flag. This iconic landmark is an integral part of Argentina's history and serves as a symbol of national pride. Parque de la Independencia also houses the Municipal Astronomical Complex, where visitors can explore the wonders of the night sky through telescopes and educational programs. The complex offers a unique opportunity to delve into the mysteries of the universe and expand one's knowledge of astronomy. Overall, Parque de la Independencia is a treasure trove of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical significance. It serves as a beloved gathering place for the community, a haven for nature lovers, and a source of inspiration for those seeking tranquility and reflection. A visit to this enchanting park is a must for anyone exploring Rosario.

Nice place to go over the weekend with your kids, but remember to get them shoes because some broken glasses may be on the floor. The little places of food are great and the different activities they have for kids and adults too.

Independence Park is our modest, but beautiful, version of the Central Park of NY. Not only its the lungs of our city right in its heart but you'll also find lots of different things to do and to see. The municipal Horse Race Truck (with a good entertainment venue at its center), at least 3 or 4 museums, a beutiful "Rosedal" and a lot more

Best place I've ever been, it was very crowded and people were happy. I think that this park represents the true rosarinian culture and vibes. 10/10 would recommend.

It's an nice plaza. Lots of cafe spots, good shaded area to sit and relax (there are some homeless people there as well), at times some live music, and lots of stores for souvenirs. There are some parking garages 2-3 blocks away.

The place of the cities beginning! Such rich history and culture. Check out the old Jesuit churches around the plaza and admire the Portuguese baroque architecture

Beautiful Spanish square in the center of Cordoba. Gets busy during the day, quiet in the mornings and nights. Good place to start your tour of cordoba.

Really historic and interesting central spit to start any tour of the city. The free walking tours are amazing for the... "cost". The stories around the use of the streets and the buildings is for sure worth investigating.

Very nice square in the centre of Cordoba, Argentina. We visited on a Friday morning in the rain. Many shops and restaurants surround the square and it would be a great place on a warm sunny day.

Good start point for getting on the bus to do the day tour. Also you will find TALLERES DE CORDOBA fútbol club official store

Beautiful, peaceful square to relax and watch historical buildings, it feels like Italy, France and Spain

Absolutely stunning! The Iglesia de los Capuchinos is a masterpiece of neo-Gothic architecture that stands out as one of Córdoba’s most beautiful landmarks. The level of detail on the facade is incredible—gargoyles, columns, and a mix of stonework that tells a story even before you walk in. Inside, the stained glass windows and ornate altars are breathtaking. There’s a peaceful, reverent atmosphere that invites quiet reflection. Make sure to look up—the ceiling and interior design are just as intricate as the exterior. Whether you’re religious or not, this is a must-see spot in the city. Tip: Try to visit in the late afternoon for the best lighting through the stained glass!

Beautiful Church with lots of Character. Went here for mass on Saturday night at 7PM. It was a nice service. In the summer temperatures can get hot so try to sit near a fan.

A quiet place where to stay

This is a beautiful church to see from the outside at night and the inside during the day. It's in one of the central parks of Córdoba so you can't miss it. Some of the bars in the area also have rooftops to look out over the park and you can see the church, check them out.

Beautiful church, right in the city center of Cordoba! At night, its lights make the church a masterpiece!

Must visit place! I visit this place 2x (at morning and at night) and both offers totally different atmosphere! Awesome architecture!

Amazing colour and art all around. Also very close to other incredible landmarks in Córdoba

Chill place in Cordoba to relax and enjoy ice cream or coffee from nearby cafes or simply just people watch. Good view of the church!

Local authorities have made this former female prison into not only a convenient meeting place for people (there are restaurants), but also a lovely art center. The feel is very chill and people are drawn to sit in its gardens and have some mate. All in all, a nice place for a meal, some drinks, or just meeting up with friends.

On Sunday I saw dancing waters at 6 pm and then at 8 pm it was very crowded but beautiful overall lots of things to do and eat around the area as well

Great place to take a walk and admire the architecture of the place and the surrounding. Everything here is good for children except that the people here smokes too much and somehow they all like to smoke near the walking places, so that's the only bad thing about this place.

Free! Great relaxing municipal building. Extremely clean. We were lucky to view a local art installation and to sit and relax for a few minutes on many of the available benches. Highly recommended stop. Plan an hour or less. We went back by in the evening to see the spactacular fountain light show.

No events going on. Building is beautiful on the inside and worth stopping by.

Lovely art gallery and culinary centre.

Bellisimo

Beautiful

Bellisimo

Expectacular

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views and the route in excellent condition, ideal for cycling and enjoying the landscape, obviously be careful!! (Original) Hermosas vistas y la ruta en excelentes condiciones, ideal para ir en bici y disfrutar del paisaje, obviamente ir con cuidado!!

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful path. To highlight the new asphalt, a shame about the shoulders with long grass. You have to be careful since they are usually cyclists training. (Original) Es un hermoso camino. Para destacar el asfalto nuevo, una pena las banquinas con pastos largos. Hay que tener cuidado ya que suelen andar ciclistas entrenando.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful road to enjoy the walk and nature.... Too bad they closed some places that could park. (Original) Hermoso camino para disfrutar el paseo y la naturaleza.... Lastima que cerraron algunos lugares que se podían estacionar.

I was surprised to find a museum dedicated to Che Guevara in Córdoba. It's a very interesting one because this was the place where Che Guevara spent his childhood and teens.

It's about an hour from Cordoba to Alta Gracia bus station. The coffee and Patatas dulce were very tasty. It's a 16 min walk to the house where he grew up. The museum is arranged in chronological order. Each room has a bief explanation in English and Spanish, along with furniture, clothes, pictures and his famous bike. 1st room displays his room when he was a child, then when he grew up with asthma, and despite that he played rugby and was active, to his 2 trips to S. America, where he noted the social difference among people, to his studies where he became a doctor, then how he obtain the name Ché, to his volunteering in overthrowing the government with Castro in Cuba, to his meetings with world leaders, assuming various roles in the government, and his second family and kids, to the failed attempt to export the revolution to Congo, and, finally to his capture and death in Bolivia.

If you are in cordoba definitely visit Alta gracia and go to the Che Guevara museum. It’s very educational it has a lot of his personal belongings as a child and it goes through his life’s journey. With the admission of 1 museum you get access to 2 other museums as well. It’s also a beautiful small town to spend the day.

Covers his childhood and university days as a medical student. Of course his amazing early adventures on motorised bicycle (4000 km) and later his bigger adventure on motorcycle across South America. Later his freedom fighter efforts to fight for better conditions in poor nations and Cuba.

Indeed, very interesting to see how Ché once lived. And afterwards, a mojito at the writer Hector's house next door. Both an experience not to be missed if you stay in Cordoba or the surrounding area.

Excelente; Ernesto Che Guevara's hectic life has always been interesting and in the house where his family lived during his childhood in Alta Gracia we discovered another aspect of his life: his teenage worries. We started a guided walk from the downtown to the neighborhood called Carlos Pellegrini, passing by Sierras Hotel and several other houses where Che lived. Belén, our guide, gave us family details that became known over the years. We arrived in Villa Nydia, a simple house with a typical gallery from Córdoba and wide rooms which the Guevara family inhabited for many years. There, the fresh and dry air of Córdoba allowed young Ernesto to get better from his chronic asthma.

An excellent museum cataloging Che Guevara’s life as a youngster in Alta Gracia and his life as an adult. The museum is in his childhood home. Excellent exhibition.

Changed a lot from before. Now the bird only comes out and does 3x a ringing sound. Not much noise or anything to see. Waited for a long time and although it is neat to see, bit disappointing to see how it has changed and not for the beneficial entertainment of tourists or locals. Nice to see if you’re passing by, but not much to make a big detour for.

Nice bird. Just need more colours. The small door opens to the right side (looking from the front), so it's not a good view from that side. It's better to wait in the center or the left hand side (heading alfajores La Quinta)

Seriously, this silly clock is a tourist attraction that draws crowds? Had I waited to see this and not passed at the moment t it went off I would have regretted every minute wasted. Uninspired

If you arrive 1 or 2 minutes before the hour, you can see 1 bird pop out. If you need to wait more than 2 minutes, continue your journey

Emblematic place for all the tourist people at Villa Carlos Paz, and that is so bizarre when you see it, because is so ugly but funny in the same time, you must to do it

Horrible!

Nice place... Every half and hour Cucú comes out...

(Translated by Google) The environment is beautiful, but the cabins are not what they show on the networks. The children's mattresses were thin, when someone took a bath they leaked in the dining room (disgusting), the bathroom with very little light. The double room has a strange layout, with the wardrobe almost in the middle. The first day we found a scorpion of significant size. I attach photos and video of everything. I'm not coming back, they are a lie. (Original) El entorno es hermoso, pero las cabañas no son lo que muestran en las redes. Los colchones de los niños re finitos, cuando alguien se bañaba goteaba en el comedor (un asco), el antebaño con muy poca luz. La habitación matrimonial tiene una distribución rara, quedando el ropero casi al medio. El primer día encontramos un alacrán de un tamaño importante. Adjunto fotos y vídeo de todo. No vuelvo, son una mentira.

(Translated by Google) The cabin was really a disaster: the light switches were loose, revealing the cables, the toilet lids were loose, the bathroom was dirty, in terrible condition, lamps were out of adjustment, cobwebs and garbage, the smell of a septic tank, the TV cable was stripped, preventing it from working, curtains were torn and stained, door handles were off, lamps without protection, broken chairs, stained bed linen, loose stair railing causing danger, breakfast that was described as continental only had bread, milk and juice, and the cherry on the cake, when showering upstairs all the water fell through the ceiling that was uncovered from the bathroom below, our messages were only ignored, the pool was in terrible health conditions, it was green and with a lot of dirt. We demanded our invoice and as of today we have not received it nor the tax free since we paid with a foreign card. What was going to be a vacation in an incredible place ended up being all discomfort and bad moments because of what we found, we felt robbed (Original) La cabaña era realmente un desastre: las teclas de luz estaban zafadas dejando ver los cables, las tapas de los inodoros estaban flojas, el baño sucio, en pésimas condiciones, lámparas desajustadas, telarañas y basura, olor a pozo séptico, cable del televisor pelado, impidiendo el funcionamiento del mismo, cortinas rotas y manchadas, manillas de las puertas descolgadas, lámparas sin protección, sillas rotas, lencería de cama manchada, baranda de la escalera floja causando peligro, desayuno que describían como continental solo tenia pan, leche y jugo, y la cereza del pastel, cuando se duchaba arriba caía todo el agua por el techo que estaba destapado del baño de abajo, nuestros mensajes solo los ignoraron, la piscina estaba en pésimas condiciones de salubridad, estaba verde y con mucha suciedad. Exigimos nuestra factura y al día de hoy no la hemos recibido y tampoco el tax free al haber pagado con tarjeta extranjera. Lo que iban a ser una vacaciones en un lugar increíble terminó siendo toda una incomodidad y malos momentos por lo que encontramos, nos sentimos robados

(Translated by Google) Excellent location. Excellent service and the owners are super friendly, attentive, and very warm. Highly recommended. The contact with nature is unparalleled. (Original) Excelente Ubicación. Excelente atención y sus dueños super amables, atentos y muy cálidos. Extremadamente recomendable. El contacto con la naturaleza es inigualable.

(Translated by Google) It is located in a place of impressive natural beauty. The cabins are made of logs and very comfortable. It has a very good trekking circuit. Highly recommended! (Original) Está ubicado en un paraje de una belleza natural impresionante. Las cabañas son de troncos y muy cómodas. Cuenta con un circuito de treking muy bueno. Muy recomendable!

(Translated by Google) The place was beautiful, the nature but the service was bad, no one received me at all because of wsp, the breakfast was very very basic. The pool was dirty. You are alone in the middle of the mountains. It's not worth the price they charge you. In the Rock Park brochure it says that if you rent there you have unlimited entry to the activities. It's a lie, they don't take care of it. I called the number on the brochure, they didn't answer me. (Original) Hermoso el lugar, la naturaleza pero la atención mala , nadie me recibió todo por wsp, el desayuno muy muy básico .La pileta estaba sucia .estas solos en el medio de la sierra. No vale el precio que te cobran . En el folleto del parque del peñón dice que si alquilas ahí Tenes entrada ilimitada a las actividades. es mentira no se hacen cargo llame al numero que dice el folleto no me respondieron.

(Translated by Google) Very nice complex!!! It allows you to be in a place with a lot of nature where you can go trekking, bathe in the river, zip line... we enjoyed it a lot!!! (Original) Muy lindo complejo!!! Te permite estar en un lugar de mucha naturaleza dónde se puede hacer trekking, bañarse en el río, tirolesa....lo disfrutamos mucho!!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cabins, attention and location. The only thing I complain about is how ugly the road is to get there. They should try to resolve that point! Personally, I really liked everything but I don't know if I would return if they didn't fix the route to the cabins. If you don't go in 4x4 you run the risk of breaking the car. (Original) Hermosas las cabañas, la atención y la ubicación. Lo único que reclamo es lo feo que está el camino para llegar. Deberían esforzarse por resolver ese punto! Personalmente me gustó mucho todo pero no sé si volvería si no arreglan el trayecto hasta las cabañas. Si no vas en 4x4 corres el riesgo de romper el auto.

Amazing place. It's like 100 museums in one, they have an extensive collection of 60000 different objects, most of them not pieces of art, but simple objects of any type from 1820 to approximately 2000, and if you're over 30 it will surely trigger many memories of your own past. There are also geological, biological, anatomic exhibits, it's definitely a very interesting place and it's worth a visit.

Crazy, crazy , crazy place!! Totally recommend it. There is so much to see. So many curiosities . You will spend a few hours there. Don't forget about the secret door before exiting the museum.

Intense. Fantastic. The greatest local collection of anything or everything, sorted by function and sometimes assembled together to remake the way people lived. "The Whole of Man for All Men"

Amazing museum! So many things to see. It's safe to visit this pandemic, not crowded and the museum follow all the safety protocols.

Visit only if you have almost 4 hours to discover beautiful things

Must visit. An awesome collection of random stuff. Imagine the most amazing antique store you can think of, and multiply it by 10.

Crazy museum where they pack so much stuff into a somewhat small building without the need to walk miles like you do In the USA. Worth visiting if you are in the area!

Pasable !!

Beautiful views and local craftsmen products for shopping on weekends

Bellisimas !!!!

Sublime!

E s p e c t a c u l a r rrr

Bellisimo

Bellisimo

Super

Wooowwwwww!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Amazing place

bellisimo

Bellisimo!

Hermozo!!

Very nice place.

Beautiful 1200 years old tree in merlo, San Luis

Ancient 1200 years old tree!

It is a sad sad place. All the trees are slowly dying from an army of parasites, including the old algarrobo tree. It is odd that no one is doing anything to save the trees. I don't recommend visiting this place, it's a tourist trap.

Nice walking with enough service and regional stuff for memories. 1 cheap ticket per family

Safa

Cultural.

Love it

(Translated by Google) It's an exact replica of the Cabildo!! The guided tour is highly recommended. Congratulations to the San Luis Pike!! (Original) Es una réplica exacta del Cabildo !! La visita guiada es recomendable. Felicitaciones a la pica de San Luis !!

(Translated by Google) Replicas of the town hall and the house of Tucumán. Both were carried out to commemorate the national bicentennial. The path to the little house in Tucumán is very original, it is a route passing through the posts that those who made the trip from Buenos Aires to Tucumán once had to make. It is a beautiful tour. It is recommended to ask the San Luis tourism secretary for information about this and other tours!! (Original) Replicas del cabildo y de la casa de Tucumán. Ambas se realizaron para conmemorar el bicentenario patrio. El camino hacia la casita de Tucumán es muy original, es un recorrido pasando por las postas que alguna vez tuvieron que realizar los que hicieron el viaje desde Buenos Aires a Tucumán. Es un recorrido hermoso. Se recomienda preguntar información en la secretaria de turismo de San Luis acerca de éste y otros paseos!!

(Translated by Google) A very nice place with a beautiful view. The guide we had was very friendly. She explained each place very well and advised us on what to visit. (Original) Muy lindo lugar y hermosa vista. Muy amable la guía qué nos tocó. Nos explicó muy cada lugar nos aconsejó qué lugares ir a visitar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, very well maintained. They welcomed us very kindly, the guides gave us a lot of information. Buy tickets before if you go with a school. (Original) Hermoso lugar, muy bien mantenido. Nos recibieron con mucha amabilidad, las guías nos dieron muchísima información. Compren entradas antes si van con una escuela.

(Translated by Google) The Cabildo is enormous...this is a replica in La Punta, San Luis, of the authentic Cabildo where the First Government Board of our Country was held... highly recommended for all ages. (Original) Es enorme el Cabildo...éste es una réplica en La Punta, San Luis, del auténtico Cabildo dónde se realizó la Primera Junta de Gobierno de nuestra Patria... súper recomendable para todas las edades.

(Translated by Google) The replicas are excellent, the only thing to keep in mind is that if you go with GPS it sends you along a dirt road and weeds next to the buildings, which cannot be entered there because there is a fence. They should put more signage. Then the explanations offered in the replica of the Tucumán house are very good. (Original) Excelente la réplicas, lo único a tener en cuenta que si vas con GPS te manda por un camino de tierra y yuyos al costado de los edificios, que no se puede ingresar por ahí porque hay alambrado. Deberían poner más señalización. Luego las explicaciones que ofrecen en la réplica de la casa de Tucumán son muy buenas.

(Translated by Google) Unmissable visit. We went at sunset, the best time to see the sun go down over the native forest that can be seen in the background. To see the Tucuman house they charge an entrance fee of $200. The only criticism is the bathroom. (Original) Imperdible visita. Fuimos al atardecer, la mejor hora para ver caer el sol sobre el bosque nativo que se observa al fondo. Para ver la casa de Tucuman cobran entrada de $200. La única critica es el baño .

My partner and I did a wine tasting tour here during our visit to San Rafael. Our guide Ana was fantastic - very knowledgeable about the history of the winery and the wine-making process; she also spoke excellent English which was a massive help as we're still learning Spanish!

Great wine tour with Bruno. Interesting information. Nice little degustation. Good prices. Thanks

Bodega La Abeja was fantastic! For only $1000 pesos it was a brilliant tour. Sofie was a lovely tour guide who gave us a private tour in English. We loved trying their wines in the private tasting room as well! A brilliant bodega with a fantastic history and some very tasty wines... We'd 100% recommend!

Great experience! The tour was really interesting and the wines are great! We wanted to particularly thank our guide Sofi who was so kind and funny, and made the tour even better! Her English was amazing!

The guided tour is great and the place is an important part of the history of San Rafael

Very decent place to visit. Guided tour plus tasting comes free of charge. Plus you will see some action of how the grapes are removed from stems and how to cork a bottle. If you are heading towards Chile after Argentina then do your visitations in here.

Awesome Winery with awesome people! Our guide (really good english speaking) Juan Pablo told us very interesting information about all! Highly recommended!

We visited this winery for lunch and wine tasting in March 2025 from the UK. The service, food and wine were all exemplary. They went completely out of their way to support me when I lost my passport, and even contacted the tourist police and liaised with them on my behalf. I cannot thank them enough and am incredibly grateful for their kindness and understanding. I can't wait to return in the future, and only wish I lived nearer! Highly recommend

Visiting Casa Vigil was an amazing experience. The place is beautiful, the food is delicious (and not too expensive for what it is) and the service is exceptional. Gian, Bruno, and the new sommelier (whose name I can't remember right now, sorry!) were super kind, knowledgeable, and just great to hang out with. To anyone visiting Mendoza and looking to drink some wine and have a good time, this is the place.

Outside: -5/10 Inside the restaurant: 15/10 Outside review: We arrived at 11:20am for our 11:30am reservation. We were told to take a seat outside and wine would be served to us while we waited…sounds lovely. However 30 minutes later, no wine, no tour, no communication. 45 minutes later…still nothing. 1 hour later we hunted down the hostess to tell her we had a 3:30pm reservation 45 minutes away and we were now concerned we would be late for it as we didn’t want to rush a Michelin star lunch. She said she would tell the restaurant of our timing needs and sat us at the restaurant with no tour. We still don’t know what happened and why we waited for an hour in the cold… Inside (restaurant) review: Literally the opposite of outside. WOW WOW WOW. The food!! The service!!! Leo is the king. His hospitality is genuinely unmatched. He went above and beyond so many times. I unfortunately missed the Som’s name but he might be my favorite som I’ve encountered in life so far- so knowledgeable, so approachable, soooo good at describing wines visually and verbally. And his energy is muy muy tranquilo in the best way. I’m not a big flesh person in general but the rib was EXQUISITE. Leo also brought us a little side of the pasta which was delectable as well. And the deserts were the icing on the proverbial cake. 10/10 for food, 20/10 for service. One more note against the host — she said she would let the restaurant know we were on a tight timeline (that she made tight, not us 🙄) and she didn’t. We let Leo know and he moved heaven and earth to get us our desserts and check in time to not be too late, but I *know* he would have timed us perfectly if she told him like she said she would. She did him and us a disservice. Also, nothing was ever said about the missed tour or the hour-long wait to be seated, but holy smokes did the restaurant work to turn our experience around. They deserve all of the stars. Now if only they could train the staff outside to be at their level… TLDR: We were there 3.5 hours and they had to RUSH our dessert because the hostess didn’t do her job. For an expensive meal (that was *incredible*), it’s rather inexcusable. I will update this review if they reach out in any way.

Casa Vigil Mendoza felt more like a brand showroom since nothing is actually produced on-site. The visit was poorly organized and the tour was over in a flash. We tasted three wines and were given just two crackers with their olive oil. For 100 USD per person, it did not feel worth it, especially considering I visited other wineries in the area for half the price and enjoyed a much deeper, more engaging experience. Perhaps having lunch there during the tour, even at double the price, would have been a better choice.

One question: how does this place have a Michelin star??? Absolutely horrendous service and management. It’s a total tourist trap that’s not up to Michelin standards. I never leave reviews but this experience has compelled me to write this. Food wasn’t bad at all but it was way overpriced. We got our wine “pairings” an hour before each course came out. Is it normal to wait an hour between courses? Other tables took precedence over us, water refills were few and far between. The manager didn’t seem to care about making it right, only offered us to come back and try again. It’s one thing to suck but is another thing to suck and not attempt to make it right. Finally, we spoke to someone who was willing to take some accountability and apologize which was much appreciated. My wife and I will never recommend this place to anyone and specifically tell people to avoid it. We should have got a sandwich and bottle of wine from a kiosko instead.

One of my best dining experiences while in Mendoza. Service is impeccable. Food presentation is outstanding.

We had a 3 course tasting with the 3 enemigos wine pairing for $130 each. The appetiser and main were amazing. The dessert was meh at best. I had the carpaccio and rib eye then the cheesecake. There is a sommelier on site to assist with your pairing or questions 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Buen lugar to relax and see lindas minas.....also good travadored 🎸

Lots of cafes

Great food places and choices

Linda

Linda

Nice

Great

Nice for river rafting or just sitting around but that’s about it. No hiking trails we could find.

Very beautiful canyon in Mendoza province. It’s cool to drive on a car inside canyon and after that enjoy in the lake where you can rent SUP and kayak!

From San Rafael, the canyon is about 1 hour drive away and can be visited without booking a tour. The best option is to have a car to drive in the canyon. The road is not paved but is passable cautiously. The best is to plan the day there with a picnic like many local people and to stop wherever you want. The canyon offers various incredible spot.

From San Raphael bus terminal take the public bus (250 pesos) to the last stop which requires you only to walk to canon Atel for 30min (mirador). I suggest to take the 7h20 am bus for great photos (see photos as lake acts like a nice mirror). At 12pm lots of people rafting and will create wave ripples (not as nice). route 1: Canon Atel mirador route 2: walk back to last stop and take the other road (bridge) route 3: walk back the same way from the bus route to view other touristic views and activities (the bus to return to san Raphael will be cheaper as you will walk 30min to an hr back). 150aprox see other comments i have for nearby areas.

Amazing. Driving through the mountains

Fantastic views and all for free, you can do all the ride with your own car.

Pre-wedding journey to see great mountain of Aconcagua and Wine houses in Mendoza. A picnic in Canyon. When traveling with a car San Rafael and this Canyon is in between Mendoza and Buenos Aires. A stopover.

Gorgeous park to walk off all the meat and wine that you will eat in Mendoza. You can rent bicycles, run, or just walk around and enjoy the beautiful vegetation, lakes, monuments, fountains. Absolutely 💯 worth the visit.

Peaceful lovely gardens… clean, lovely to see families, couples, dog walkers relaxing in nature

A huge park with tree lined walks. Beautiful. Clean. Safe. Walked there several times during my stay

Great place for a stroll, bike ride, running, etc. Large, green, and beautiful park.

Loved this beautiful park - so much space to walk around, great cafes and a lovely place to spend a sunny day.

I've never been at huge park like this one. It's so nice, organized and cozy. It's a nice place to spend with your family and friends, by the way, amazing park.

This is a huge park, and it is beautiful from every perspective. The variety of trees, roses, sculptures, a lake, a gorgeous fountain. You can bike here or walk, have a picnic. Endless possibilities. You cannot visit Mendoza city and not come to its heart.