General San Martin Park

It was planned in 1896 by planner Carlos Thays, the notable French scene engineer relegated to extend the recreation center, consolidates in it the English and French custom of the planting of the nineteenth century. The woodland legacy with in excess of 300 local types of North America, Asia, Europe and Australia has made of the recreation center a green universe, brimming with avenues and streets extraordinarily worked to make its visit as charming as would be prudent. This 35-hectare stop is an illustration of the desert garden Mendoza originators had longed for.

It was made to enhance Mendoza's personal satisfaction, as the green spaces in the western side of the city take into consideration a reasonable humidification of the environment. For over a century, the recreation center has constituted a standout amongst the most critical green urban spaces in Argentina, because of its expansion and to its nearness to the city of Mendoza. The recreation center spreads 307 developed hectares, with an augmentation of 17 Km of asphalted streets and 82 hectares of extension.