Chacras de Coria is one of Mendoza’s most charming districts, where vineyards, history and a relaxed village lifestyle blend naturally. Its pleasant microclimate makes it ideal for wine tourism, with easy access to boutique and renowned wineries such as Clos de Chacras, Weinert and Hacienda del Plata.

At the heart of the town lies General Espejo Square, a lively local meeting point surrounded by the parish church and a traditional Sunday craft fair. The area is also known as a gastronomic hub, offering high-quality restaurants set in quiet, tree-shaded environments. Perfectly located as a base to explore Luján de Cuyo and the Andean foothills, Chacras maintains the warmth of a historic village lined with ancient groves. Its name dates back to the lands of Captain Juan Hilario de Coria y Bohorquez, who began irrigating the region around 1640, and today visitors can explore cultural landmarks like the Emiliano Guiñazú Provincial Museum of Fine Arts (Casa de Fader) or simply wander its leafy residential streets.

Over time, Chacras de Coria has evolved from an agricultural area into a destination valued for its quality of life, where tradition and modernity coexist effortlessly.