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Paseo Peatonal Sarmiento, Mendoza

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#5 of 28 in Sightseeing in Mendoza

Landmark Tourist Spot

Mingle with locals when you visit Paseo Peatonal Sarmiento. Walk down the street and experience the crowds of people gathering for food and shopping. Peruse the stalls and stores or find yourself a restaurant that seems intriguing. Observe the musical or comical acts that the street performers put on, or take a breather on one of the benches and watch the fountains. Be conscious of your belongings. By using our Mendoza vacation route planner, you can arrange your visit to Paseo Peatonal Sarmiento and other attractions in Mendoza.

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As the center of Argentina's wine industry, Mendoza offers plenty of conventional hostel and hotel options, as well as a good selection of short-term apartments for rent. Visitors taking language courses or spending several weeks on the wine route usually snatch these early in the tourist season (which lasts from mid-December to late-February), so it's a good idea to do some research and contact the owners before you arrive. Keep in mind that some of the town's hostels only offer beds to guests signed up for their wine tours.

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MerryMegsy

Basically this is a shopping strip, which if you're here on a Sunday, don't expect anything to be open! There are lots of different shops, possibly much like you get back home. Plenty of eateries, I d... more »
John H

The Sarmiento pedestrian area is not real long, but with one street crossing you can add the plaza, which is fairly large. So, together they make a really nice walking area. The pedestrian mall has lo... more »
Solrac24

there are about 4 or 5 blocks that are now pedestrians only. Many shops and restaurants, as well as trees and flowers. Enjoy the walk. more »

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Vivi Mendoza

Recommended to visit it with the walking tour for tips and get to know the origin of the pedestrian area and its options in gastronomy. Also is the meeting point for a night walking tour through the city.

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Pedro Sanoja

Small rambla in Mendoza. Also called Km 0

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Irene Bustos

Gorgeous place but take care of your belongings!

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Andres korchoff

Lively street, cafe's, restaurants and great atmosphere

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MadeBy VR

Great area full of restaurants, bars and a pedestrians only walkway.

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