By town

Ten gateways to the valley

Each district has its own character, from wine to mountains. Explore the ten districts of the Aconcagua Valley.

Los AndesLos Andes Province

Los Andes

The provincial capital and the last city before the mountains: a perfect base for the high Andes, with lookout hills, railway heritage and a growing food scene.

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San EstebanLos Andes Province

San Esteban

The town of hot springs and foothill wineries. Thermal waters, wine tourism and countryside, minutes from Los Andes.

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Calle Larga
Los Andes Province

Calle Larga

A rural town in the Los Andes province, with farming traditions and country life at the foot of the mountains.

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RinconadaLos Andes Province

Rinconada

Home to the Sanctuary of Saint Teresa of the Andes in Auco, one of the country’s great landmarks of faith, between fields and mountains.

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San FelipeSan Felipe Province

San Felipe

The provincial capital, a historic valley city with grand old houses, a central square and urban life that blends heritage and cuisine.

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Putaendo
San Felipe Province

Putaendo

A town of independence-era history, open-air art and nature. The cradle of the valley’s heritage routes.

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Santa MaríaSan Felipe Province

Santa María

A town in the Jahuel valley: historic hot springs, boutique wineries and adventure operators heading into the mountains.

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PanquehueSan Felipe Province

Panquehue

Land of the Aconcagua’s great wineries. World-class wine tourism, riverside bathing spots and country cooking by the river.

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Catemu
San Felipe Province

Catemu

A rural town in the western part of the valley, of hills, farmland and open landscapes.

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Llaillay
San Felipe Province

Llaillay

The valley’s western gateway, known for its wind, its farming and its crossroads location toward the coast and the capital.

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