Argentina Dos and Don'ts

Buenos Aires is a great city. Make sure to check out the art galleries and the local cafes.

The main place of Mendoza is the biggest in South America ! A lot of street shows and a lot of artisans too ! But the most interesting are ... the girls you're watching, drinking a bottle of local wine !!!

The town itself isn't that nice, but it is the one where there are the most students in Argentina, so, be prepared for big parties every days !!!

Going to Mendoza - going to wineyards! Don't waste money in joyning an organized tour just take a local bus from calle rioja to Maipù to the "plazoletta Rutini" (half an hour busride) hire a bycicle and visit the wineyards on your own. Just make sure to be able to bring back your bike without accident :-) Leave Mendoza before midday because some wineyards close already around 3 pm!

Molinos es la posta obligada en los Valles Calchaquíes y guarda en su silencio y en sus montañas, parte de la historia de nuestro país: el camino del Inca, los orígenes de la conquista y la colonización española en el territorio argentino. A diferencia de otros pueblos de los Valles Calchaquíes - que tienen un origen religioso; y se fueron formando en torno de la parroquia - Molinos se formó, creció y se desarrolló, en torno a la Hacienda Calchaquì de San Pedro Nolasco de los Molinos, y dependiendo de ella.