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San Juan Things to See and Do
Although many travelers only stop in San Juan on their way to Parque Provincial Ischigualasto or Mendoza, this city warrants a few days’ stay. Museums cover the scope of the region’s history and culture. The 11 wineries invite travelers to begin an intoxicating journey between San Juan and Mendoza. Day trips may be taken to points near the city. Zonda offers wineries, an excellent geological museum and nature reserves. To the east, travelers can witness religious devotion to popular saints Difunta Correa and San Expédito. After many days of these encounters, tourists can soak in the La Laja hot springs.
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Museo Santiago Graffigna
In 1870, Italian immigrant Santiago Graffigna founded the first winery in the San Juan region. It would become the area’s most famous vineyard....
San Juan, Argentina
Museo Arqueológico Profesor Mariano Gambier
Walking down the Ruta 40 side road lined with metal warehouses, it’s hard to believe one of these could be home to Museo Arqueológico Profesor...
San Juan, Argentina
La Laja Spa
La Laja village doesn’t have much in the way of historical buildings, as it was the epicenter of the 1944 earthquake. It does, however, provide...San Juan, Argentina
The Road To Zonda
Pack a picnic and prepare for a journey down Ruta Provincial 12, the road to Zonda. Along the way, hike, visit a prime museum and sample some more...San Juan, Argentina
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