Big beautiful fountain next to the lake in the park and a local Artisan fare on the weekends with some nice food trucks as well and seating

Such a big park with a lake and benders there’s food trucks a lot of path to walk and so much green very beautiful part to visit

Beautiful fountain! One of the first working fountains we’ve seen in Argentina or Chile. Really nice area to sit down and relax. The coffee served at Entre dos is okay ($2100 for a grande cup).

Beautiful place but what I loved the most were the food trucks, coffee and beer trucks by the fountain, plus they have a local market where you can get some suovenirs!

Visited at night and morning; our favourite was at night :) the park is full of people, it’s very safe, lots to see and full of cafes and places to get a snack, a coffee, a beer… great for a picnic or just an evening walk. Highly recommend checking it out

A beautiful piece of art!

This is one place that you must go to in Mendoza. It’s so very beautiful!!!

Gorgeous park to walk off all the meat and wine that you will eat in Mendoza. You can rent bicycles, run, or just walk around and enjoy the beautiful vegetation, lakes, monuments, fountains. Absolutely 💯 worth the visit.

Peaceful lovely gardens… clean, lovely to see families, couples, dog walkers relaxing in nature

A huge park with tree lined walks. Beautiful. Clean. Safe. Walked there several times during my stay

Great place for a stroll, bike ride, running, etc. Large, green, and beautiful park.

Loved this beautiful park - so much space to walk around, great cafes and a lovely place to spend a sunny day.

I've never been at huge park like this one. It's so nice, organized and cozy. It's a nice place to spend with your family and friends, by the way, amazing park.

This is a huge park, and it is beautiful from every perspective. The variety of trees, roses, sculptures, a lake, a gorgeous fountain. You can bike here or walk, have a picnic. Endless possibilities. You cannot visit Mendoza city and not come to its heart.

You cash take the bus to the trailhead. It's a nice short hike uphill. Lots of breaks built into the hike. Beautiful scenery

This is the worst statue and worst tourist attraction on Earth. It destroyed a one year relationship. It is *NOT* walkable from within the park, tourism industry lies. You need to take a cab, bus, or walk around the entire park to get to it unless you've pointlessly rented a car to otherwise explore a very walkable city. Wasted 4 hours because the map is a lie and caused a massive fight.

5 min walk up the hill. From central park take bus 200 or 201. After your visit you can take a nice walk to the central park.

Here we have a very big Monument on top of a mountain in Mendoza. You can reach it for example with a city bus tour. Just get out of the bus and take the next one.

Nice hike, if you like hiking. Only moderately difficult because there's a road to reach the top. The view of the city from the lookout at the top is great. The monument is nice, but just that. A monument.

Very nice expetience, you can go walking

Very impressive monument very well worth the visit. The only negative is that there are no signs explaining the different parts of the monument. Wikipedia has a good post- read it before you go.

The place is beautiful. It’s definetelly one greener part of the Cordilleras in Mendoza. On the way there you cross some “villas” one part of the great Mendoza where you see more poverty and trash. It was a surprise to get there and see the mountains so narrowed and green, the first part of the way they look little away. You may prepare yourself and bring your snacks, the “restaurant” there is very basic, you may also want to arrive early to participate in the activities. You pay a ticket to have access to the hotel which is like 3 usd, but the activities prices varys up to 20usd .

I think the ticket prices are very high, there is a beautiful view of the mountains, but there is nothing surprising or unusual here. Further on the free road you can see more beautiful and better landscapes

Nice place to visit, I think its a good option for families with children and for retired who enjoy a relaxing walk and a short guided tour around the hotel which is closed and abandoned. In my opinion the 350 pesos fee is quite expensive for what you receive.

We enjoyed to visit the Reserve! Tickets are good but it could be better if you receive a water bottle with them. A beautiful place, definitely you have to listen the talk with the guide, I learnt a lot about Villavicencio.

Half day tour. Amazing view!

A very good alternative to vineyard tours in Mendoza is to hire a car and come to this natural reserve. Guanaco is an easy sighting here since they are protected, along with condors and other animals. The view is sublime.

Great place.Breathtaking views

Beautiful landscape

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience, beautiful views of nature including flora and fauna. Although it is a gravel road with some rocks and loose stones, they do not present a risk and there are no major problems if you drive slowly (10 to 30 km/h). Highly recommended. Avoid it only if the owner is too fond of the vehicle. (Original) Excelente experiencia, hermosas vistas de la naturaleza incluidos flora y fauna. Si bien es ripio de afloran algunas rocas y piedras sueltas no presentan riesgo y no hay grande problemas si se conduce despacio (10 a 30 km/h). Muy recomendable. Evitarlo únicamente si el propietario es demasiado franela con el vehículo.

(Translated by Google) Impressive place, you don't have enough space to see everything, a paradise. The video of the Condor isn't visible, but it passed very close; I didn't have time to film it head-on. Guanacos can be seen along several stretches of the road. There was a bit of ice in some places. The road is perfectly passable (June 25). The car was reading 1°, but with the sun it was beautiful. (Original) Impresionante lugar, no te da la vista para mirar todo, un lugar paradisíaco. El vídeo del Cóndor no se aprecia pero paso muy cerca, no me dio tiempo a filmarlo de frente. Los guanacos se ven en varios tramos del camino. En algunos tramos había un poquito de hielo. El camino se puede transitar perfectamente (Junio/25). El auto marcaba 1° pero con el sol estaba hermoso.

(Translated by Google) Excellent route for motorcycles. It's the old route to Uspallata. It even continues to connect with the town. It has several viewpoints. (Original) Exelente ruta para hacer en moto. Es la antigua ruta a Uspallata. Incluso sigue conectando con dicho pueblo. Cuenta con varios miradores.

(Translated by Google) A lovely experience. Without a doubt, if there are two or more of you, it's perfectly possible to do it by car. You can do it from Mendoza or from Uspallata. Personally, I suggest doing it from Uspallata. Since the vast majority do it from Mendoza. And that way, there aren't as many people at the Miradores. (Original) Una linda experiencia. En la que sin dudas si son dos o más perfectamente se puede realizar con auto. Se puede hacer desde Mendoza como bajar desde Uspallata. Particularmente. Sugiero hacerlo desde Uspallata. Ya que la gran mayoría lo hace desde Mendoza. Y de esa forma no hay tanta gente en los Miradores

(Translated by Google) I did the tour for the first time. The feeling of being in that immensity is strange. Gravel road but in good condition, incredible views and native animals that come across all the time, enriching the landscape. A marvel! (Original) Yo hice el recorrido por primera vez. Es extraña la sensación de estar en esa inmensidad. Camino de ripio pero en buen estado, vistas increíbles y animales autóctonos que se cruzan todo el tiempo, enriqueciendo el paisaje. Una maravilla!

(Translated by Google) It's worth it. The road is gravel, but very good. Some places are a bit daunting due to the many curves and ravines. But the views and nature make up for it. There are birds, guanacos, and foxes. I went in late August, and in some places there was snow and guanacos drinking water from the meltwater. You climb up, and right at the top is the Cruz de Paramillos. I highly recommend it; it's beautiful to head towards Uspallata on this road. (Original) Vale a pena. Estrada de cascalho, mas muito boa. Alguns lugares dá um pouco de receio pelo tanto de curvas e barrancos. Mas a vista e a natureza compensam. Tem pássaros, guanacos, zorros. Fui no final de agosto e alguns lugares tinha neve e guanacos tomando água no degelo. Você sobe e bem no topo tem a Cruz de Paramillos. Recomendo muito, é muito lindo ir em direção à Uspallata por essa estrada.

Beautiful location and then down hill from there. They might add well remove spa from the name. Unless you are staying there, don't plan on anything. Massages.... You can't make reservations for a massage after of time. Showing up right when they open at 10, all but one 1/2 hour massage was booked. Yep, they only book 1/2 hour massage. Only had 2 masseuse working. And no other spa services. No facials, pedicures, couples massages, nothing. They will ONLY provide you 2 towels. One before lunch and one after lunch. Meaning you get to go to lunch with a wet towel. Lunch.... Very disappointing and close to not worth eating. All the meats were way over cooked and the buffet disjointed. No other beverage options besides vine and beer for the must part. This is only available for purchase in the restaurant. No beverage service anywhere else on the property. The "thermal* like smelled more of chlorine and normal thermal water.

Thermal Circuit & Spa The thermal circuit is truly impressive. There are several different outdoor pools with various temperatures, all beautifully constructed with stone. Inside, there's a grotto with a hot water jet that provides a great massage. You can also cover yourself in natural mud and then dry off in the sun or in a dry sauna. For an extra treat, there's a walkway with different sized stones to stimulate your feet. Upstairs, a large outdoor hot water pool is perfect for swimming. They also have a dry sauna and a wet sauna located in a natural cave, which is a unique touch. The massage area, however, could be improved. The cabins are separated by thin partitions that don't provide sound privacy. Despite this, our masseur, Jorge, did an excellent job. Food The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The buffet is fantastic, with a huge variety of grilled food and many different side dishes. The dessert selection is enormous. Overall, the food is very good. The only slight drawback is that the waiters can be a bit slow when it comes to bringing drinks or coffee. Final Verdict • ✔ Strong points: The wide variety and unique features of the thermal circuit, the excellent quality and variety of the buffet, and the overall relaxing atmosphere. • ❌ What to improve: The lack of sound privacy in the massage area and the slow drink service. • 🌟 Secret tip: Make sure to try the different saunas and mud treatments for a full spa experience.

This hotel is horrendous in every single aspect. The service is unhelpful and there’s no sense of hospitality, the rooms are barebones with barely functioning parts, and the spa itself doesn’t have enough staff and the bathrooms are clogged. It was so bad I left through my reservation and I truly hope no one makes the decision to stay there. Mendoza is a beautiful place and there are many other places to stay. DO NOT WASTE TIME / MONEY here. And to the hotel, learn to do better. Argentina is a beautiful country with lovely hospitality culture. Learn from that.

We only went to the Spa for the day, but it was fantastic. The location is amazing and so picturesque, and the staff took really good care of us. The Spa is excellent with plenty of space so it doesn't feel too cramped. The buffet lunch was excellent and the whole experience was good value for money.

Truly awful experience. We had hiked Aconcagua and were really looking forward to a relaxing experience, but this was far from that. The hotel was under renovation, so it was noisy, had construction workers in and out at all times, and was full of dust. The rooms were extremely hot, no mini fridge, and when we grabbed a water bottle from the lobby we were told it was “not up for grabs”. The hotel bathrooms were not even clean. Service was awful. They did not have massages available upon arrival, but when we tried to book in advance we were told we had to book upon arrival. If you’re traveling in Argentina, I recommend you skip this hotel altogether. The price does not match the experience you get here. Look elsewhere in Mendoza.

I stayed 2 nights. It’s very much sub 3* and they mainly cater for day visitors who are there all day. Martin and Gladys at check in were super welcoming. The staff in general are very friendly - my Spanish speaking is poor but they were nice about it. However felt quite excluded and disappointed not to be informed of events like a wine tasting on the 2nd night (probably as I don’t speak Spanish?) and noting some guests being given guided tours of the facilities whilst I was left to my own devices after checkin. If you want luxury you’d be better off booking somewhere like the Diplomatic. This place is too expensive for what it offers. The thermal pools are lovely but there’s a lot of day trippers having same experience for fraction of cost. It would have been nice to have some hours where the pools/facilities are for exclusive use of hotel residents. The large outdoor thermal pool is open until midnight though and the setting is tranquil and beautiful. Unfortunately for the price I’d have expected the food/dinner to be amazing but it was pretty poor. Since I was staying 2 nights I got a 30min massage included and Fernando was lovely but if you’ve been trekking this will not be adequate. Drinks are not included with meals but they have a pretty decent wine list. Overall the rooms could do with updating and if dinner/breakfast was better and drinks included it may be worth staying. WiFi was good which I wasn’t expecting considering location. I’d say it’s overpriced for what it is but setting is stunning and tranquil especially when day visitors are gone.

This place is a total scam due to the staff. We got the full package and when we arrived at noon they told us that we missed the entire tour that we paid for and started giving us excuses why and literally we caught them lying. Then lunch time arrived, they said that there are tons of vegetarian fish options - total lie. Tons of meat but the food looked really bad and not fresh. At the pools site they had a water for tourists to drink, all of the sudden the water we tried came out yellow so I went to the reception to tell them and they said don’t drink it anymore - it should be yellow from the sediments of the natural water! This is insane since they get tons of tourists who can easily get sick from their irresponsible behaviour. Lastly, at the restaurant they’re so slow they never bring you drinks and then they charge you for more so please beware of these people. Horrible experience and I won’t recommend it to anyone. The place is very nice but unfortunately the staff is horrendous and it wasn’t just one person it was 4-5 people that kept trying to cover each other.

Visited Parque de Agua in November. Booked via the official website. Entry for 2 people including a transfer from the centre of Mendoza. Here is my honest opinion. Transfer: Very easy, took a little over an hour to arrive at the park. Guides spoke Spanish, English and Portuguese. Location: The park is in a beautiful setting at the foot of the mountains. Venue: It was very busy; a lot of people in every pool. Lots of children. Not dirty but certainly not clean. We didn’t eat there because it was too busy. Lockers and robes are available but TAKE CASH. We managed to pay on card but we had to negotiate with one of the staff there to be able to pay for a locker on card. No sun loungers so don’t expect to be able to chill by the pool. Experience : It was ok. Go for 2 or 3 hours max. We left around lunchtime. It wasn’t the relaxing experience we hoped for. Worth a visit as it is a relatively cheap day but it was too busy for us. Wouldn’t go back.

We were here in August, it was pretty cold outside. The temperature of the baths inside was okay, but outside was pretty cold. Plus, there were too many people. There is no place to lock your stuff, so you always have to keep a look at your bags to make sure it's not stolen. They need to install lockers at the very least.

It certainly is true that the place is stunning, however we did not have a nice experience. The thermal pools were completely cluttered: there wasn’t a pool in which I could bath and not be touching someone. Apart from that, the whole place was overcrowded. The bathrooms, extra pools, etc. I think that the even worst part of this experience was that the thermal pools were not even hot. They were simply like any other normal pool.

The rooms were booked way in advance which meant either going to the water park or not going at all. Be warned that people get there before the opening time and start getting in line. By 10am the place is quite full. You may rent a bathrobe in case you don't have a towel. The interesting part was purchasing meat cuts and barbecuing it outdoors.

Fantastic place with natural hot springs, in the mountains. Many pools of different temperatures, with some for adults only. Water slides and water park features available in the summer months (October to April). Barbecue facilities on site (of course, this is Argentina!), covered picnic area. Really great place to spend the day with the family.

Might be my bad luck , review is based on personal experience on the day.. whilst the setting is lovely, visit wasn't one to remember. There were so many groups of children with no control in how many people are allowed at the time it was impossible to enjoy. Every pool was full of kids, even what supposed to be an adult pool with staff nowhere to be seen to enforce this. I'd recommend management to think of some more staff at busy times to give a bit more comfort and safety to the visitors.

Kids loved it. Great and beautiful location. We took Uber from Central Mendoza for $20 & the bus back at closing. You can bring all your own food & drinks and cook on outdoor grills. Great big lockers for backpacks. Highly recommend.

I'm not sure why this is a tourist attraction 🤔 just some odd egglike buildings y some people camping. Don't bother

Great job restoring the site. It is hard to imagine. How was the life back then and what it took to cross the Andes with an army.

Archeologic place new painted

Free entrance

Ok

Bellisimo!!!

(Translated by Google) We went to see them on a Sunday around 2 pm. It's a super quiet and pleasant place. We were greeted by the local guide, who briefly but beautifully explained the history of the place in a model room, and then we explored it on our own. Small, beautiful, and historic. I recommend it; it's free! We left the guide a tip ❣️ (Original) Fuimos a conocerlas un domingo tipo 2 pm. Es un lugar súper tranquilo y ameno. Nos atendió la guía del lugar que explicó brevemente pero muy lindo la historia del lugar en una habitación con maqueta y luego lo recorrimos solos. Chiquito, lindo e histórico. Recomiendo es gratuito! Nosotros le dejamos propina a la guía ❣️

This is a ghost place, there use to be a Ski resort nearby but it is closed (permanently) So this place is the corpse of something that used to be a chill place some time ago. There is nothing to buy anything, even getting a meal is hard work in the area. I guess locals are trying their best to keep this place alive, but it is like having a stuffed pet because once you loved it

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Nothing fancy, but we didn't expect to much from place for 1 night before we started our Aconcagua trip. Food in restaurant really simple a little bit overpriced but you don't have to big choice in Penitentes.

Good Sky center. Medium to small sized. Can travel from Mendoza city and back in the same day

It's not so much the destination as the journey through the most spectacular mountain landscape with it's infinite array of forms and colors.

beautiful place to visit, even for the day

Very beautiful place and cable car

One of the best experiences I had in Argentina. I rented a car in Mendoza and I drove to the National Park. There you can park and walk towards the Cerro Aconcagua. There are plenty of routes for different hiking expertise but check because sometimes the are closed depending on the season. I get to the puente colgante and the views were stunning 😍

Absolutely beautiful scenery. A bit difficult to negotiate the paths as people have strayed from the set routes a lot. Would have loved more time here, it's a fantastic park.

5 stars for the park - 1 star for the reservation / payment / access process The access procedure is soooo complicated but absolutely worth it!. Please make sure to preregister your visit on the Parque Aconcagua site. When you get to the main entrance you will need this in order to pay your entrance to the park. Once the payment is completed then you have to go to the office next door to show proof of payment where you will receive the ticket to access the park. Honestly, too many steps that could be combined in just one. If you are driving, you will be able to access the park for around 1 km, then you will have a 15 minute walk to the first lookout at about 3,000 meters. From here you have an amazing view of the Aconcagua. For those fit individuals, you can keep walking for another 45 minutes to another lookout / bridge.

Great park, quick walks with great views of the Aconcagua. Friendly park staff, free bathrooms and it was also free to go up the road (Nov 2025)

Otherworldly landscape. Air is slightly thinner as hikes start nay 3000m. Be sure to bring cash to pay entry, it's possible to pay with card but they charge 20% more.

Amazing landscape, you have to make a reservation in advance and check in when you arrive in the park but they provide you with a bag for garbage and some other useful information. Just be careful with the mean of transport if you're using the bus because they don't drop you off very close to the park entrance and you have to walk a few kilometers by the highway

Amazing park just on the east side of Andes mountains. The welcome center had very good and helpful information. The views are spectacular and breath taking. The hiking trails run for many kilometers and every step of the way was wonderful. Highly recommended you take extra water and a wind breaker because the winds sometimes can pick up. Fully enjoyed hiking here in view of the tallest mountain in South America.

Good food. Kind service. Nice views. I like eating here.

Incredible place to enjoy the snow and get away from the city

I love this place!

This place is absolutely functional. It has all the services needed by skiers. Restrooms, ski rental, tickets sale, ski claes, coffee shop, etc. It is not a cozy place.

Its a nice place were you can have fun with all yoir family and friends

Ski center base. Some food options (eg. Juan Valdez Cafe) but not much to do if you're not skiing

Excellent confy place to rest while skiing ✌️

If you come here to do activities, don’t expect to do much. The average wait time to go sledding, tubing, ziplining, etc. is 2-3 hours. They so play cannot handle the amount of people. Please see my video as it is just a simple example of a line here even after an hour. You can see multiple other lines as well. The fastest way to move up in the line is people giving up and leaving the line. We came with a tour so didn’t have to wait in a ticket line which was also huge in the morning. On another note, The Mountain views are pretty cool. If you want to just see snow and hang out, I guess it would be fine.

Very good to play with the snow, has a few attractions to visit and it is really enjoyable. It's recommended to go there to be all day long, just a few hours it isn't worth the entrance price.

Nice place to enjoy whatever the snow can offer. Full of activities, place to eat and the most the ski adventures. Unfortuanely on my day wasnt much snow but for the magical place, worth the visit.

Visited about a month ago , went through a tour agency. Park has a lot of activities along with skiing lessons or snow boarding lessons . I was recommended the skiing lessons by the tour guide and we reached around 11 am . We had to wait for about 10-15 mins to get our tickets for the skiing equipment. The classes was at noon so got few hours to explore the resort . Coming to what I did not know , you need to get a locker to keep your things which is a additional cost , along with getting the locker key you need to provide a document such as an Id card , passport and in the worst case they take your credit / debit card which is unsafe . Which also means you cannot buy anything within the park . There is a queue to get a locker and because of luck everyone just felt like skipping the queue and mentioning to the person incharge that they were there earlier . This entire process consumes roughly about 30-45 mins additionally and with a time limit that the park closes it means a lot. Mobile network at this place is limited . The restrooms could be maintained better .

It is an amazing park, there are lots of snow attractions. If you are visiting Santiago, you will love meeting this place.

Its pretty. The rides are kind of small But fun. The problem is you wait in line a lot. Overall a fun.

Excellent snow park filled with fun activities for the entire family.

The mall has some great views of the mountains but not many options to shop. The toilet didn't have papel towel nor dryer. Yet is a nice place. I myself came to the kartings course located in the parking lot. Those were great.

New mall in the area. Nice, big, open spaces & good stores. The supermarket there is probably one of the best in the city, with large aisles & never too crowded. The only downside is the layout which can be confusing, a mark of most new malls in the city.

Loved the games for the kids, the place and the atmosphere.

Very nice place to wind down in one of the good restaurants there, in the sun, with view on the surrounding mountains

This place is amazing. There's an artificial wave, indoor rock climbing and high ropes course and tons of activities for kids. Not to mention TONS of outdoors and sports stores.

Free parking... something difficult to find... Amazing amount of places, good restaurants and stores

This spot has a great variety of restaurants. Its ok.

Beautiful setting, expansive vineyards, great priced wines, and friendly staff. I don't claim to be a good judge of wines, but I enjoyed the chardonnay. If you are on a tour that has this as a stop, you won't be disappointed.

Very nice winery with great mountain views. The well crafted wines were delicious and we learned a lot about Chilean wines. The prices are very reasonable and the ladies were very helpful in the shop.

We spent a lovely morning at this winery. Our Sommelier, Israel was so knowledgeable and so lovely to chat with. He has such passion for the wines made here and they are absolutely delicious. Would totally recommend a tour of this winery. Yummy cheese and nuts too!

We visited this vineyard a couple of weeks ago and were seriously impressed. We had a wonderful tour and our guide spoke great English. The location is beautiful and the wines were outstanding. Highly recommend!

Fun tour!!! Learn a lot. Feel free to ask questions they don't and rush you. Plus plenty of samples at end. Nice shop to but their wine at end of tour.

This winery is beautiful. We did a wine tasting and had a wonderful experience walking the vineyard and learning more about Chile wines and the details of production. A great experience with a wonderful view.

Good host guided the visit. They offered 3 varieties of wines. The vineyard is beautiful

I couldn’t make my visit due to flight issues, but the winery team was incredibly kind and understanding. Their hospitality makes me excited to come back on my next trip!

Had a great experience doing a tasting here. The guide spoke great English and we very much enjoyed the wines. We booked our tasting the night before and it was no problem.

Absolutely wonderful experience! I wasn't able to make a reservation online since my trip was very last minute, but they were able to squeeze me into a tasting as a walk in. I only did the tasting, so I can't speak about the tour. Although I did walk around the grounds and the parts I saw were beautiful. The tasting itself included 3 different wines with a small snack plate. The guide spoke English well and was just very hospitable... I forgot her name, but she was great. Since the tour group was only 8 people, it made for a more intimate and personable experience. I enjoyed 2/3 wines and ended up buying a bottle of their Chardonnay. Typically, I'm not a fan of Chardonnay, but their Chardonnay is more similar to French style Chardonnay, which is more crisper and cleaner in taste compared American style Chardonnay. Highly recommend!

Beautiful house in gorgeous surroundings. Old and well maintained vineyard.

Beautiful place, a little difficult to get there, but worth the visit. Good food and very good wine to pair with.

Fantastic wines and hospitality

Excellent "Icon" wine tour. Interesting history, lovely grounds and excellent wines.

It's an absolutely beautiful hike. Well worth the climb. Don't forget water

Nice park. Has at 3 entrances on opposite sides of park. The north side has the famous palms. Good camping there too. Nice trail. The southwest side has good camping and trails in nice forest of Nothofagus.

Typical Conaf dysfunctionality. Institutional discrimination against foreigners and solo travellers. Nothing but red tape. Too lazy to work Mondays. Campsite closed. Summit trail badly eroded and overused with numerous defacing of rock facing.

If you go through "el andinista" you will find a medium level hike. Amazing views and if you're Lucky on the top you could view the sea, Valparaiso's cities and Argentinian hills. Totally worth it.

Beautiful national park with endemic chilean forest. If you're lucky you will see foxes, different types of birds and tarantula (harmless for humans).

Super nice park with marvellous vegetation that looks like Jurassic Park!!

The park is amazing, and worth a visit. The rangers and administration could use some improvement. I bought tickets online, and reviewed trail maps, planning to summit Cerro La Campana, a route which is discussed on the official park website. Upon arrival, we learned that that trail, as well as most other trails in the park, had been strictly closed for months (not mentioned anywhere on the website) due to some (from the sound of it ignorant and/or careless) hikers having died near the cerro, prompting the park to reevaluate trails, and do work, etc. We were sternly informed we would be fined and have a lot of difficulty if we strayed off the one single route that was open, to portezuelo Ocoa. We politely agreed we understood and we hiked, staying on the allowed route. The hike was lovely. I do recommend the park. However, I was annoyed by the ranger’s attitude, which verged on hostility, and also by the policy of closing down so much of the park, without a warning on the website, in what seemed like an overreactive response to the stupidity or carelessness of two people. In Washington, there are vast swaths of wilderness where people go and risk their lives hiking and climbing and occasionally do die or get seriously injured but they don’t close down the entire trail systems when this happens, as it is well understood that hiking in remote and rough terrain is dangerous and you take that responsibility upon yourself when you do it. I don’t think the park policy of setting an expectation that summiting mountains has to be totally safe is reasonable nor sustainable, and I don’t appreciate rangers treating respectful, responsible visitors like they are presumed criminals who need to be carefully monitored for opportunities for punishment. CONAF, this is NOT how you develop good will with the public and foster a sense of appreciation for this special place.

I visited this beautiful location for a wine tasting. While the two organic wines I sampled weren't to my personal taste, they might appeal to other palates. This producer is apparently one of the largest organic wineries in the world. A highlight of the visit was seeing alpacas up close.

This was a highly enjoyable and informative visit to an organic winery located in the picturesque wine growing region near Casablanca Chile which is a little inland from Valparaiso. Our guide at the winery provided an excellent overview of the winery and the vineyards. He spoke fluent English, was professional and courteous. The actually wine tasting portion of the tour was pleasant and enlightening. The shop at the winery was nicely organized and elegant. The staff at the shop were courteous and English speaking. The restroom was clean and well maintained. This distinguished winery is well worth a visit when in the Valparaiso region and successfully showcases the professionalism and high quality of the Chilean wine industry.

Not the largest scale winery, but that’s why we loved it. Felt very quaint and the property was stunning with all the plants and animals walking around. We were almost the only ones there so got to sit at the bar inside and talk with the lovely staff the whole time. Their red blend was delicious and the tasting was accompanied by chocolate pairing which was the best!

Highly recommended for sure! Had a tasting Emiliana as part of a casablanca tour but the wines were of great quality! Kudos to the team for the warm hospitality! Defintely don't sleep on the Gê and the Coyam! The Adobe Sauvignon Blanc was also really good!

Beautiful sustainable winery! It's definitely worth a visit (or two, as was my case 🙂). The wines are very good, especially the local Coyam and the Gewurztraminer. Plus, we had the chance to take a stroll through the winery, their organic farm, visit their chickens, and pet the alpacas! It was a wonderful experience.

We visited Emiliana winery with our children for a tour and were very impressed. The tour guide was excellent and able to answer even our most difficult questions. Snacking on grapes while walking and petting the local llamas, the tour was enjoyable for both adults and children. We were a bit worried about the tasting, because although we were told the kids would get grape juice. how do you make them drink during the whole tasting? Imagine our surprise, when the kids had 4 different grape juices to match our wines and got their personalized tasting experience! Recommend visiting!

Beautiful location and grounds. Loved feeding the alpacas olive leaves. Welcoming staff.

What a wonderful experience in Casas del Bosque vineyard! The staff are super nice and the place is wonderfully decorated. We were super lucky to have a private tour by Alejandro who was super informed and told us all about the wine making process while visiting the different parts of the wine making process. Wine tasting at the end was also excellent, with Alejandro’s narration, in a beautiful tasting room. We did this together with a tasting menu lunch at their Tanino restaurant which is also excellent. A perfect wine tasting experience!! Cannot recommended enough!

A really good visitor experience. A beautiful display area and very knowledgeable guide who answered questions brilliantly and explained really clearly. Oh, and the wines were delicious

We went on a group tour to the winery and had a fabulous time. Christopher was our guide, sommelier and out right expert on everything WINE. :) He spoke fantastic English and playfully bantered with us the entire time. Highly recommend the wines and the experience.

Amazing winery had the tasting with the tour and then lunch beautiful scenery and the wines were delicious extremely fair pricings

Christoper was an excellent tour guide. He made the experience fun and informative. Very impressed with his thorough knowledge and demeanor

Absolutely gorgeous grounds and wines to match. Enjoyed a great tour of this stunning modern winery as well as tasting of two whites and two reds. I have visited wineries all across the world but this experience was truly among the best in my 40 years of exploring winemaking.

Wine and food are amazing while the winery view is beautiful.

Very nice place to rest , the water a little bit cold in March

Fantastic little cove! We saw a pod of dolphins! Best to go in the morning to get a good parking spot. I think you do have to pay for bathrooms. There were shops there to buy food, drinks, and sand toys.

Water was 58 f. The sand was nice, thick and had a nice color. The beach season has not started yet so no crowds to deal with and no traffic. The parking lot was pleasently open and we had plenty of Parking. This is the perfect place to retire.

Lovely small beach in Zapallar which can be reached by car. Parking is next to the beach but it is not free though. To the left of the beach you can find a few restaurants and from the right side of the beach leads a nice trail along the rocks.

A place we will not forget fast, it is a paradise with beautiful beach, nice restaurants an beautiful view on the hills with the big houses. Also ther is quite aome wildlife to enjoy like the pelicans and on 15min drive you can even see pinguins.

Beautiful bay in Central Coast Chile. Much to do and see all year round

Excellent, clean, not so crowded, safe... Great place

Absolutely breathtaking! Can’t think of a time I felt more relaxed. Even if it was a quick visit.

One of the best beaches of Viña Del Mar. Nice costanera for a walk, full of restaurants and hotels to stay.

Very good ! Nice beach, but considering it’s a Chilean Pacific beach, that means , cold water, windy and not a real real summer. The beach almost disappears because of the short beach and is always like a well and is quite dangerous. It is not a beach suitable for swimming or enjoying the water. But the palace is beautiful because of the people that are almost all of them Mendocineans. It’s a nice place I think one of the best close to Santiago. But summarizing Chilean beaches are not good at all. Atlantic is way way better with Long Beaches… But the view is beautiful!!

Reñaca is an area known for its beaches and balnearios located in the Valparaiso Region of Chile. Situated along the coastline, the city of Reñaca is near the city of Viña del Mar. The two are connected by a long coastal road named Avenida Borgoño. Reñaca serves as a residential area predominantly catering to the upper-middle class, and provides a coastal lifestyle with access to amenities and recreational activities. Reñaca is at the northernmost extreme of the city of Viña del Mar and has been incorporated by it. The beach of Cochoa and the town of Concón is located to the north along the coast road. The lower part of the hill overlooking the beach is covered with residential buildings up the hillside. The town also extends eastward up the valley through which the Estero de Reñaca flows, where the majority of the year-round population lives.

We stopped at beach as part of the tour. It was empty when we went there, spotted sealions and pelicans

Beautiful beach, water is on the cold side. Few people, great place for long walks on the beach. Tall waves, not safe for small children.

The north sections of the beach is knowed as one of the best spots to surf near Santiago. Really fun, lots of barrels but really crowded

It seems be good casino I went to play Texas Hold'em but unfortunateky there was no game at all Dealer told me that no cash game only tornement sometime Too Bad!!!!!!

Really cool casino, went here on Halloween with a buddy from the states. Awesome vibe and great music!

It’s good for food! I don’t know about the play. And they closed near to 3 am.

Super games and contests. Large space. Live music shows. Bufet near by

The Viña del Mar Casino offers a complete entertainment experience. It combines elegant gaming areas with a lively restaurant and nightclub, all within an environment defined by excellent service and genuine hospitality. Whether for an evening out or a special event, it’s one of the city’s most refined and enjoyable destinations.

Slots are stingy. Once u hit, get out. Service for "Bill Validator Tilt" took 25mins. And that's after asking Security to call somebody 🥱

I can say its good for food and sry

It was a flower clock .. what can I say !!!! Ah, Viña del Mar! Okay, the Flower Clock there... right. It's one of those "tourist attraction" things. You know, you see it in the brochures, and you think, "Okay, sure, why not?" And then you get there, and it's… a clock made of flowers. Exactly as advertised. Look, it's not offensive. It's kind of cute, I guess. People were definitely taking photos, doing the whole "pose and smile" routine. I did too, because, well, when in Viña del Mar, right? But let's be honest, it's not exactly a "must-see." It's a quick pit stop, a photo op, and then you're off to find something more interesting. Viña del Mar has so much more to offer – the beaches, the coastline, the gardens. Compared to those, the Flower Clock just feels a bit… meh. It's not that it's bad, it's just that it's not exactly a highlight. If you're walking along the coast, it's a nice little diversion. But if you're on a tight schedule, you're not missing out on much if you skip it. Basically, it's a clock. Made of flowers. In Viña del Mar. If that sounds like your thing, go for it. If not, there are plenty of other, more exciting things to do in the city.

The maintenance and well manicured flowers was amazing to see up close. You can only appreciate the beauty in person

A pretty flower clock. The beach is nearby. Worth the 5 min visit to have a quick look, but nothing too special.

Standing before the Flower Clock in Viña del Mar felt like stepping into a postcard. The vibrant, meticulously arranged flowers forming the clock face create a stunning contrast against the lush greenery. It's more than just a landmark—it's a symbol of the city's charm and attention to detail.

Hi my name is Daniela, nice place to stop by and take photos. A lot of tourists

Very beautiful and well maintained area. The clock is fully functional, but the area can get very busy with tourists and people. Parking is very limited, and usually, tour busses fill them up. You will only spend a few minutes here, but it's pretty to look at.

A landmark to visit - we were on a tour. The tour guide provided the history of the clock.

The famous Chilenian poet's house. The decoration is quite playful and luxurious. From all the rooms, the view was great. You need to put your backpack in the locker, and it has to be 100-peso coin, that returns when collect your item back. 9500 pesos and the audio guide is included. I would say, 15min is just good enough? Not much to see. The view outside the house(free) is the best photo you would get!

Excellent, must see piece of historical preservation. The self guide audio tour is very ingaging and available in several languages. Surprises on every floor. View over Valparaiso is incredible!

Amazing five level home overlooking the port city of Valparaiso. It houses an eclectic collection of personal items and furniture from the mind of a Nobel prize winning author. The audio guide well constructed and provides great insight into the man and his world. The views from his office and bedroom are astonishing. It is expensive at $9.000 per ticket, but that helps with maintenance costs and crowd control. We thought it was worth it. Oh, the young men at the entrance to the home were very helpful. They spoke multiple languages.

What a fantastic house. You don't even need to be a fan of Pablo Neruda to enjoy a wander around the 5 floors of this beautiful house with some of the best views across Valparaiso and out to sea. I highly recommend a visit.

Interesting insight into one of Chile’s most famous poets. They have audio guides with all the information you need for each of the spaces. The staff are also very helpful and happy.

The place was fantastic to visit. You get an audio guide (free) and you get to visit the five floors of Pablo Neruda's house. Great insights on the poet's life. Don't miss it if you are in Valpo.

I recently visited the Pablo Neruda Museum and had a good time. The museum has a lot of interesting information about Neruda's life and work. The exhibits are well-organized, with personal items, photos, and manuscripts that tell his story. One of the best parts was the amazing view from the museum. The scenic location offers beautiful sights that add to the overall experience. It's a peaceful place to enjoy and reflect on Neruda's poetry. However, the ticket price felt a bit too high for what was offered. While the museum is worth visiting, the cost might be too much for some people. Despite this, I recommend it to anyone interested in literature or looking for a lovely spot to visit. Overall, it was an enjoyable and memorable visit.

One of the most beautiful places in Chile! I found this place on a Google search as I was looking for a day trip from Santiago. It's about 2 hrs away but a pretty drive in the fall. The town is built on a hill and is a major port of the country. The old buildings are so colorful and pretty! There are lots of good seafood restaurants in the area. Very nice area to walk around. The roads are narrow and tough for cars. Some good viewpoints of the ocean and city as well. Need to come back to explore more!!

This hill is one of the most touristy parts of Valpo so you definitely should check it out, but you can skip the restaurants up there because you're paying for prime real estate instead of the food. It's certainly very colorful and you have to walk through it if you are on a walking tour.

They have all different cartoons on the wall and nice look out Ocean Pacific.

Walk this Neighbourhood. Valparaíso is not a beautiful city, but a rather badly maintained mix of architecture, while having the typical chaos and rowdiness of a traditional port city. Nevertheless the Cerro Concepción thrives in this, allowing the liberty of art and alternative lifestyles to express themselves here. Most houses are covered in graffiti art (or not so art), making for a pleasant walk along its narrow streets and many photo opportunities.

Nice hill, plenty of little restaurants, there are some public terraces with bay view and lot of streets that go around rustic places. This is a very old city with history all around.

A must visit if you are in Valparaiso. Join the free touring guides. The have red/white t-shirts and gather at the square near the harbour.

Love Valparaiso and it's contrasts. Good for your legs to walk up and down the hills.

Busy square surrounded by some interesting, historic buildings. Popular place to meet for guided walks. Beware, keep safe, being local advice.

Plaza Santa Maya is a must-visit walk through spot in Valparaíso! It’s beautifully nestled among some important historical buildings and sits right at the base of a couple of the city’s iconic cable cars. From here, you can walk along the waterfront, hop on a boat, or just take in the view. When I visited on a Saturday, there was a charming little craft fair happening, adding even more color and life to the plaza. It’s picturesque, full of character, and a perfect place to snap some great photos. Definitely a gemstone of Valparaíso. Follow me on TikTok for more travel finds! Sage0.x

Plaza Sotomayor is a nice place to walk around, see the monument, and enjoy the old buildings nearby. Everything is close, the port, the pier, and some good cafés where you can relax and have a coffee. It can get a bit crowded, so keep an eye on your things. Overall, a nice and interesting spot to visit in the city.

The city center.. beautiful old colonial building around the plaza. Use the funicular ride to go up the hill. Nice area to explore. Mall are around the plaza, with foodcourt and toilet. Its quite crowded on the afternoon and a nice place to hang around.

Was ok but no where to park and the plaza is not like the typical plazas we’ve visited where you can grab a bench and relax. It was in the middle of two busy, busy streets.

This is the center of Valparaiso, near the metro terminal. Many restaurants, local buses, taxi. There is a meeting point nearby for the free tour to visit Valparaiso sightseeing.

When the artisanal market "Victoria Porteña" is there you can see some of the best local art made by porteños themselves such as fine stone jewellery, silk-screen printing, wood-cut printing, wooden puzzles, knitted clothing among others. You can also get great food in the local restaurants around the plaza and visit Muelle Prat for a boat ride. Recently, works have been announced for this place by the city so it could be closed in the near future