Visit Mendoza and Stay at The Diplomatic Hotel

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  • Author Javier Kravalosky
  • Published November 9, 2010
  • Word count 400

Visitors from all over the world come to stay at the Diplomatic Hotel when they visit the beautiful city of Mendoza. Cuyo region is internationally known as the land of good sunshine and good wine. Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in South America, and it is one of the most fascinating attractions this province has to offer. Fantastic vineyards spread over the entire mediterranean territory, and an exquisite Malbec is the final outcome of a meticulous care of the grape and its land. The history of this province is also very emotive, as it is the place from where General San Martín began his heroic deed of going across the Andean Mountain Range to fight for South America’s freedom.

The city of Mendoza is cuddled up by the Andean Mountain Range and the Mendoza and Tunuyán Rivers. Every water course in this region has been channeled in order to supply irrigation systems and guarantee domestic use. The ground in Mendoza is quite arid, but fields and vineyards are fertile and productive, due to the complex and extensive irrigation system which manages to wet the soil constantly. That is the reason why the wines are so smooth and silky.

The city of Mendoza and its surroundings are wonderful to visit throughout the entire year. The weather could not be better, with sunny days and gentle temperatures. Summers are hot during the day, but fresh and comfortable at night. In winter the temperature drops and the snow gathers everyone´s attention. The ski season starts and the trails of Las Leñas and Los Penitentes get really crowded. The climate in Mendoza is great for those who enjoy outdoors activities and extreme sports. Rafting, kayaking or windsurfing can be practiced in its rushing rivers.The colossal mountains are perfect to try rock climbing, trekking or mountaineering.

For those who prefer quieter activities, numerous sightseeing tours are offered to show visitors Mendoza´s history and culture. They go to museums, parks and public building and institutions. The city of Mendoza keeps many stories and traditions from San Martin’s times and its people feel profoundly proud of sharing them with the entire world.

Some kilometres away from the Diplomatic Hotel, tourists can visit sveral traditional wineries, all of them set over the Wine Route. There, the visitors have the chance to taste Mendoza´s finest products: the regional wines.

Javier Kravalosky

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