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Since 2018, ridesharing services are allowed in Mendoza, as long as their vehicles operate according to all provincial regulations and the services are exclusively offered and hired through their websites/apps.

Currently operating companies in Mendoza are:

Uber
Cabify

This might be the best option in case you want to take a ride to a winery and/or to visit one of the little mountain villages (Potrerillos, Uspallata, Las Cuevas) along the international route to Chile, without having to wait for the bus. Remember that internet connections on these areas is scarce, so you might have to check availability for your return trip and/or book it in advance.

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Thank you for choosing our city! Here you can find some information regarding transportation around the city.

In the next posts you will find information about the different  means of transport you may use while visiting Mendoza. Whether by bus, car or bike, you can enjoy the city and its surroundings.

In case you use the public transport (Buses, Metrotranvia), you'll need to get a SUBE card in advance an top it up. More detailed info on the corresponding post.

If you prefer more private options, you can move around using taxi and/or apps such as Uber and Cabify, which are legally allowed in our region.

Looking for an active and environmentally friendly option to go around the city? Check below our post about the shared bikes!

Enjoy Mendoza!

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Mendoza's International Airport Francisco Gabrielli is one of the most important domestic hubs in Argentina and the main international gateway to West-Center Argentina. Located just 10 km away from the main square, it's the most convenient option if you are visiting Mendoza via Buenos Aires or taking a direct connection from nearby countries. Here you have some tips to get downtown to/from the airport:

The easiest way is to take a taxi/remis (private transfer), which costs around $500-700 for the 15 minutes ride. Uber/Cabify apps are also available and might be a bit cheaper, although you should check the availability according to the time of your arrival.

You can also take the public bus to reach the main square downtown (Independencia square). Bus line 680 departs every 2 hours, taking you directly into the city. Check here for more info on the time schedule and the itinerary. This would be the cheapest option (AR$25), taking around 45 minutes to reach downtown.*

*Remember to get your SUBE card in advance. Check the SUBE post to know more about public transport in Mendoza.

PH: https://ingenierodemillas.com/vuelo-de-mendoza-a-buenos-aires-con-norwegian-argentina/

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If you are travelling by long distance coach to Mendoza, you will be arriving to the main bus station, Terminal del Sol.

Located very central, you can easily walk from the bus station around 700 meters to reach San Martin Av., Mendoza main street. Or you might choose to take a cab (AR$150/300) or the local bus* (AR$25), connecting you with the whole metropolitan area. You can check the different services and schedules here.

*Remember to get your SUBE card in advance. Check the SUBE post to know more about public transport in Mendoza.

PH: https://blog.recorrido.cl/destinos/terminal-de-omnibus-de-mendoza/

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Are you a bike fan? Cycle around Mendoza!

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Are you a bike fan? Cycle around Mendoza!

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With the aim of encouraging environmentally conscious behaviours among its citizens and visitors, Mendoza has developed in the recent years an integrated system of shared bicycles, En la Bici.

En la Bici is an excellent choice to move around the main attractions downtown such as Independencia Square, Godoy Cruz, San Martin and Central Park. The system is absolutely free of charge!

To access the bike, you'll need to register online prior to the first use, or go to one of the manual stations to do it in person. You can use the system Mon-Fri from 8:00 to 20:00hs. and Saturdays from 9:00 to 15:00hs.

More details on the registration process and information about the system here.

You can also rent a bike for a day in case you would  like to cycle around the wineries! Maipu Bikes offer a very comprehensive package (helmet, mechanical assistance, wineries map and booking assistance). You can find information about their services here

PH: https://ciudaddemendoza.gob.ar/en-la-bici/en-la-bici-para-turistas/

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La Ciudad de Mendoza y Godoy Cruz son unos de los destinos turísticos más elegidos por los visitantes que arriban a nuestra provincia. Esto se debe a su agradable clima, regulado por frondosas arboledas regadas por el agua de sus montañas, a través de las típicas acequias; su variada oferta cultural y la calidez de los mendocinos.

El área urbana comprende gran cantidad de atractivos que merecen ser visitados en bicicleta, como son el Parque General San Martín, el Parque Central o las innumerables plazas de incomparable belleza. Esto se suma a la posibilidad de disfrutar de una amplia oferta gastronómica situada alrededor de las principales avenidas que surcan estos departamentos y a las que puede accederse a través del sistema urbano de ciclovías.

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En la Bici para Turistas - Ciudad de Mendoza

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La Ciudad de Mendoza y Godoy Cruz son unos de los destinos turísticos más elegidos por los visitantes que arriban a nuestra provincia. Esto se debe a su agradable clima, regulado por frondosas arboledas regadas por el agua de sus montañas, a través de las típicas acequias; su variada oferta cultural y la calidez de los mendocinos.

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SUBE - Your access key to public transport in Argentina

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SUBE - Your access key to public transport in Argentina

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Since 2009 the Argentinian government is developing a centralised pay-as-you-go system for the public transport called SUBE. In Mendoza, all public transport is to be paid ONLY through this system.

How does it work? You purchase a SUBE Card at one of several locations around every city included in the system. Afterwards, you have to top it up with as much money as you want (current limit is AR$1800). Every time you get onboard a bus, tram, train or any associated mean of transport, the corresponding fare will be charged.

To avoid leave you stranded in case you can't find a top-up station, the system allows you up to 2 rides even when your credit is negative. Whenever you recharge it, the corresponding debt will be deducted.

Check on the official SUBE page here for more information about the system, top up stations and conditions.