Explore Salta and its surroundings

Salta

Salta: The Jewel of the Argentine North Salta, known as "La Linda", is a must-see destination in northern Argentina. This colonial city captivates visitors with its well-preserved architecture, such as the impressive Salta Cathedral and the historic Cabildo. Salta is also the gateway to spectacular natural landscapes, such as the Calchaquíes Valleys and the Quebrada de Humahuaca, both World Heritage Sites. In addition, the city offers a rich local culture with indigenous and Spanish influences, which is reflected in its gastronomy and crafts. The Train to the Clouds, one of the most famous attractions, takes tourists on an unforgettable journey through mountains and clouds. Salta is the perfect destination for those looking for a combination of history, nature and culture.

Activities to do in Salta

Train to the Clouds

The train offers its passengers a unique experience in the Salteña puna, combining routes by road and rail while enjoying the landscapes and Andean culture.

Cuesta del Obispo

The road to Cachi offers majestic landscapes, highlighting the Cuesta del Obispo and the Piedra del Molino viewpoint at 3,800 meters. Its name comes from a trip by Cortázar in 1622.

Iruya

Iruya, located 315 km from the capital, is a beautiful village with narrow, steep streets, part of the Yungas biosphere reserve. Its church, founded in 1753, is a local icon.

Historic Center

The city of Salta combines colonial architecture and gaucho tradition. Its historic center, with cobblestone streets and Hispanic balconies, is a legacy of the Viceroyalty.