MUSEUMS of Argentina
Cuyo
In Chilecito, one can visit San Francisco Mill Museum and discover, by this means, interesting works and elements that are evidence of the past and present of the inhabitants of the region.
The Samay Huasi ranch opens its doors to visitors who want to enjoy this beautiful place in La Rioja just as his owner, writer, teacher and politician Joaquín V. González did.
The past and modern times are combined for us to learn about Malargüe's achievements. We visited the Regional Museum and the Thesaurus Conventions Center.
We visited the Cuyo Past Museum and watched valuable objects that give testimony of the life of the inhabitants of Mendoza, San Juan and La Rioja in the XIX century.
A site that takes us back to colonial times in the city of Mendoza. Archeological remains of ancient buildings seem to talk to us about the past of this place.
Respect for the Rutini family viniculture tradition enables us to learn the ways of producing wine in the late XIX century.
Featuring a typical colonial style, the house where Domingo Faustino Sarmiento was born opens its gates for visitors to catch a glimpse of some fragments of the childhood of this Argentinian...
Inside the Santo Domingo Convent, a cell (a chamber) was occupied by Gral. San Martín in 1815 while he was getting ready for the campaign to liberate Chile and Upper Peru.
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Wine Harvest Festival
The Wine Harvest Festival in the City of Mendoza is one of the most important popular events in the agenda of celebrations in our country. The ceremony commemorates the beginnings, the sacrifice of winegrowers and their families, the harshness of the weather, the daily struggle and the end result when, after such a great effort, our beloved Argentinian wine is managed. This section summarizes this wonderful festival.
HDR Photos
This section has come to be named HDR Photographs (High Dynamic Range) and it lets visitors observe 3D photographs. This is the result of a technology that imitates the performance of the pupil in the human eye when it becomes adapted to the light. Thus, these photographs seem real and they provide watchers the chance to feel as if they were in the very same place they are watching.
