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Salta Tour Discover colonial treasures and natural beauty

3.0/5 Salta from DESTINO SALTA
  • Duration6 hours
  • Max Travelers15 people
  • Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
  • Category4WD Tours, Adventure Tours

Overview

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Transfer to/from your hotel.

Expert guide and transport with air conditioning.

Ascent of San Bernardo Hill (panoramic view).

Visit to Quebrada de San Lorenzo and Mercado Artesanal.

Discover Salta, the most beautiful colonial city in Argentina! You will tour the historic center, visiting the Cathedral and the Cabildo in Plaza 9 de Julio. You will go up to Cerro San Bernardo to get the best postcard in the city and you will know the Monument to Güemes.

Then, explore the Quebrada de San Lorenzo, a natural oasis of lush vegetation. It ends in a 19th-century house, today’s Mercado Artesanal, ideal for buying authentic souvenirs. A perfect synthesis of Salta history, culture and nature.

Gallery

What's included

  • Private transportation

  • Admission fee

What's Not included

  • Meals

  • Soda/Pop

Itinerary

  • ALTA CITY TOUR EXCURSIONnDuration: 4 hoursnnWHATu2019S INCLUDED?nnHotel Pickup : Departure directly from your accommodation.nnComfort & Expertise : Comfortable vehicle with a professional expert guide.nnHistoric Landmarks : Visit Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cathedral, and the 18th-century Cabildo.nnSan Bernardo Hill : Ascent for the best panoramic views of Salta.nnGu00fcemes Monument : Visit the iconic memorial to our local hero.nnQuebrada de San Lorenzo : Explore the lush, subtropical beauty of the gorge.nnNature Time : Free time for a scenic walk surrounded by natural landscapes.nnArtisan Market : A stop at a historic manor house, now a hub for local crafts.nnSouvenirs : Free time to explore and shop for authentic local treasures.nnThe Full Experience : An unforgettable journey through Saltau2019s history, culture, and beauty.

  • Plaza 9 de Julio : The Colonial Heart of SaltanA must-see starting point for any visitor, Plaza 9 de Julio is the cityu2019s lifeblood and a living testament to its colonial splendour. Surrounded by historic recesses and lush trees of white and pink flowers, this square stands out for its vibrant atmosphere and impeccable architecture.nnWhat not to miss: nnThe Cathedral Basilica : With its unmistakable pink facade, it is one of the most photogenic and sacred monuments in northern Argentina.nnThe Historical Cabildo : The most complete and best preserved in the country, which today houses the Northern Historical Museum.

  • The Historical Cabildo: A Journey to the Colonial PastnLocated in front of Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cabildo de Salta is the most complete and best preserved colonial-era government building in Argentina. With its unmistakable tower and elegant two-storey archway, this National Historic Monument takes you straight back to the 18th century.nnWhy is this a must-see?nnUnique Architecture : Admire its adobe walls, tile roofs and internal courtyards that retain the original design of the viceroyal era.nnHistorical Museum of the North: Inside, you can tour rooms dedicated to the history of the region, with a priceless collection of sacred art, antique furniture and historic carriages.nnPanoramic Views: Its balconies offer one of the best perspectives to photograph the Plaza 9 de Julio and the Cathedral.

  • Cerro San Bernardo : The Natural Balcony of SaltanCerro San Bernardo is the guardian of the city and the quintessential panoramic point of Salta. Rising to 1,454 meters above sea level, it offers the most striking and complete view of the Lerma Valley and the colonial layout of the Salta capital.

  • Monument to General Gu00fcemes: Tribute to the Hero GauchonAt the foot of San Bernardo Hill stands one of the most powerful symbols of Salta identity: the Monument to General Martu00edn Miguel de Gu00fcemes. This imposing stone and bronze structure pays tribute to the provinceu2019s top hero, leader of the u201cGaucha Waru201d and keystone in Argentine independence.

  • Quebrada de San Lorenzo: An Oasis of Jungle and FreshnessnJust 15 minutes from the Salta capital, the Quebrada de San Lorenzo invites you to immerse yourself in a fascinating ecosystem: the Yungas or mountain forest. This corner stands out for its cool microclimate and lush vegetation where ferns, lianas and centuries-old trees covered in moss create a magical and relaxing landscape.

  • Saint Lawrence Castle: A European Dream in the YungasnIn the middle of the lush mountain forest, stands the Castillo de San Lorenzo, an imposing building of the late 19th century that breaks with the traditional landscape of northern Argentina. With its stone tower and unmistakable Florentine style, this architectural gem seems to be drawn from a European fairytale and moved to the heart of the Salta Yungas.

Good to know

  • Wheelchair accessible

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

  • Service animals allowed

  • Public transportation options are available nearby

  • Infants are required to sit on an adultu2019s lap

  • Specialized infant seats are available

  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

100% Refund 24 hours or more before the start time
0% Refund Less than 24 hours before the start time

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