3 Days Itinerary in Las Heras, Argentina - Travel Guide
A Memorable Tango with Las Heras, Argentina
Days | Description |
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1 | Day 1 - From Buenos Aires to Cultural Las Heras |
2 | Day 2 - Exploring Nature & Spirituality |
3 | Day 3 - Wine and Dine in Mendoza |
Introduction
Embark on a 3-day immersive journey through the dynamic district of Las Heras, in the heart of Argentina. Explore its rich history, savor the tantalizing local cuisine, and lose yourself in its vibrant culture and energy.
Day 1 - From Buenos Aires to Cultural Las Heras
Welcome to Argentina! Start your journey by taking an early morning flight from Buenos Aires to the Mendoza province where Las Heras resides. Once there, start your day exploring the Historic Centre of Las Heras, which includes neighbourhoods showcasing distinct architectural designs. Fuel up your energy by grabbing a quick bite from one of the local food stalls offering tantalizing empanadas and other Argentinian specialties. In the afternoon, take a trip to the Museum of Natural Sciences and Anthropology where you'll learn about the region's unique natural history and anthropological past. As evening approaches, you'll meet up with a local guide for a Tango lesson at one of Las Heras's famous Tango clubs. Remember, it's not just a dance, it's a culture!
Day 2 - Exploring Nature & Spirituality
Day two begins with a morning hike at the incredible Parque General San Martin where you'll be rewarded with incredible views of the area. Breathe in the fresh mountain air and take plenty of pictures. Post hike, reward yourself with a hearty lunch of asado, Argentina's famed barbecue at a local parilla. Afterwards, head to the Sanctuary of Lourdes, a serene place which attracts pilgrims from all over the world. Finish your day with a relaxing visit to the famed Mendoza Thermal Spa, which offers therapeutic hot springs - a perfect way to recharge after the day’s activities.
Day 3 - Wine and Dine in Mendoza
Your final day in Las Heras takes you off the beaten track to the Mendoza wine country. Begin your day with a trip to a nearby vineyard for a tour and exclusive wine tasting from one of Mendoza's best wineries. For lunch, indulge in a four-course meal paired with top-rated wines. In the afternoon, stroll through the unique Andean Artisanal Village, a hub of handmade crafts and textiles made by local artisans. Wrap up your day with a farewell dinner at a top-rated local restaurant, revisiting your favorite Argentinian dishes or being adventurous and trying something new. Well, who said goodbyes have to be sad?
Matthew Wilson
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Las Heras
Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May) are considered the best times to visit Las Heras, when the weather is pleasant and outside activities are more enjoyable.
While it certainly helps to know basic Spanish, many locals in tourist areas understand English. You might also encounter people who speak Italian, French and Portuguese.
It's generally safe to drink tap water in Argentina. However, because of different sanitation procedures in various regions, it's advised to stick with bottled water to avoid any potential stomach issues.
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