Mendoza
Argentina · 1 free tour
Free, tip what you liked · ★ 9.1/10 (733 reviews) · on Civitatis
Quick answer
Yes. There is 1 free walking tour in Mendoza listed here, bookable for free on Civitatis. It is Mendoza Free Walking Tour: it meets at Plaza de la Independencia, lasts about 1h30 and is guided in English, rated 9.1/10 from 733 reviews.
Start times vary by date and are confirmed when you book.
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Mendoza sits at the heart of Argentina's wine region. The center is easy to cover on foot: Plaza de la Independencia with its large fountain, Sarmiento Avenue, Emilio Civit Avenue and the gates of San Martin Park fit into one route.
The free tour starts at the main fountain of Plaza de la Independencia, lasts from an hour and a half to two hours, takes groups of up to 6 people and the guide speaks English. Booking costs nothing and at the end you leave the tip you think is fair.
Good to know before you go
- Get to the main fountain of Plaza de la Independencia (Gral. Espejo 300) at least 15 minutes early, since that is the meeting point.
- The route ends at the gates of Parque General San Martín, not at the starting point.
- Groups of more than 6 people are not accepted, even with separate bookings; for a larger group, a private tour is the suggested option.
- Most areas are accessible and there are accessible toilets, but an accompanying person is required and it must be stated in the reservation.
- The guide speaks English, and the tour is listed as English only.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mendoza free walking tour really free?
Yes. There is no entry fee and no payment up front: you reserve a spot, show up and take the tour. At the end you give the guide the tip you think is fair.
Where does the Mendoza free walking tour start?
At the main fountain of Plaza de la Independencia (Gral. Espejo 300). It is best to arrive at least 15 minutes early.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking is free and worth doing, because groups are limited to 6 people, even when the bookings are separate. If you cannot make it, cancel the reservation so the guide is not left waiting.
How long is the Mendoza tour and in what language?
It lasts from an hour and a half to two hours. The guide speaks English.
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