Bodega Budeguer
Bodega Budeguer: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity
Discover award-winning wines and modern architecture at this family-owned Mendoza winery with stunning Andes views.
Bodega Budeguer, nestled in Agrelo, Mendoza, offers a modern architectural experience amidst traditional vineyards. This family-owned winery invites visitors to explore its state-of-the-art facilities, taste award-winning wines, and appreciate the stunning views of the Andes Mountains.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Taxi
From Mendoza city center, a taxi is a convenient way to reach Bodega Budeguer. The journey is approximately 30 km and takes around 30-40 minutes. Taxis are readily available in Mendoza, or can be pre-booked. Expect to pay around ARS 24,000 - ARS 30,000 for the one-way trip. Confirm the fare with the driver before departing. Some taxis may accept credit cards, but it's best to have cash (Argentine Pesos) on hand.
Public Transport
To reach Bodega Budeguer by public transport from Mendoza, take a bus to Luján de Cuyo and then a taxi to Agrelo. First, take a bus from Terminal Mendoza to Lujan. Then, take a taxi from Lujan to Agrelo. The bus will cost approximately ARS 10,593–13,128 and the taxi from Lujan to Agrelo will be additional. This journey will take approximately 45 minutes.
Driving
If driving from Mendoza, take RP15 towards Agrelo. The drive is approximately 30 km and should take around 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. Note that there may be tolls on the way. Parking is available at the winery.
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