What to see in Salta city
The top 3 according to 36 votes from people: Plaza 9 de Julio · Church of San Francisco · Cable car to San Bernardo Hill. (Updated Apr 15, 2022.)
'La Linda': a cabildo, colonial churches, Inca mummies and folk music peñas. The essentials according to travellers.
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Top 11
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Plaza 9 de Julio
The heart of the city, surrounded by colonial buildings.
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Church of San Francisco
Maroon and gold façade and a very tall bell tower.
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Cable car to San Bernardo Hill
Cabin ride with views of the Lerma Valley.
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Calle Balcarce and the peñas
Dinner with empanadas and live chacarera music.
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Salta Cabildo
Argentina's best-preserved colonial town hall.
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Salta Cathedral
Pink and white, facing the square.
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San Bernardo Hill
Lookout at 1,454 m, also climbable on foot.
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San Bernardo Convent
One of the oldest buildings, with its carved door.
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Mercado Artesanal
Ponchos, textiles and northern crafts.
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Train to the Clouds
Train trip to the La Polvorilla viaduct.
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High Mountain Archaeology Museum (MAAM)
The Inca children of Llullaillaco, frozen mummies.
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Las momias del MAAM no las rotan siempre, ojo, a nosotros nos tocó la Doncella. Impresiona mucho.