• Tangol - Begin your journey with a hotel pickup and travel by coach to the city center, where an expert guide will share the rich history of Salta.

Established in the 16th century by the Spanish visionary Hernando de Lerma, Salta flourished as a major trading hub. Witness the remnants of Salta’s prosperous era in the gold-adorned cathedrals and mansions as you navigate through the city, which experienced a decline following Argentina’s war for independence and the shift in trade routes along the Pacific coast. Today, Salta is celebrated for its stunning and well-preserved colonial architecture.

• Cathedral of Salta - Upon reaching the central plaza, marvel at the magnificent, twin-towered Cathedral of Salta, constructed in 1885, and discover the story of national hero General Güemes, whose remains are interred in the cathedral; he valiantly fought against the Spanish during Argentina’s war for independence.
• Centro Cultural America - Pass by the Cultural Center of the Americas, and observe the Spanish viceroyalty colonial architecture of the Historical Museum of the North, located in the old cabildo, or town hall.
• Basilica Menor San Francisco - Admire the picturesque San Francisco Church, featuring towering white pillars that support a crimson-colored façade. Its purple belfry rises 174 feet (53 meters) high, and the bell it houses was crafted from cannons used in the Battle of Salta.
• Convento San Bernardo - Pass by the 16th-century San Bernardo Convent, one of the city’s oldest structures, and the monument to General Güemes.
• Cerro San Bernardo - Depart the city center and venture into the foothills surrounding Salta. At the summit of San Bernardo Hill, enjoy breathtaking views of the city and the Andean peaks.
• Monumento 20 de Febrero - Visit the Battle of Salta monument and February 20th Park, established to commemorate the battle fought and won here during the war for independence.
• Quebrada de San Lorenzo - Explore the nearby village of San Lorenzo, a popular summer retreat for affluent families from Salta due to its unique subtropical microclimate.
• Mercado Artesanal Tradicional - Return to Salta and stop at the Artisan Market, housed in a traditional white colonial building, to browse the offerings from craftsmen who travel from across the province to sell their goods here. Enjoy alfajores (cookies with caramel filling) and candied walnuts, or purchase unique purses, blankets, and jewelry (snacks and shopping at your own expense).
• Salta - After completing your souvenir shopping, you will be transported back to your hotel.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks

Embark on a 3-Hour Adventure in Salta! Immerse yourself in this vibrant city with its Neoclassical wonders, such as the Cathedral of Salta and the San Francisco Church. Marvel at the views from atop San Bernardo Hill, relive Argentina’s fight for freedom at historic landmarks, and indulge in a shopping spree at the bustling Artisan Market. Finish the escapade with a visit to San Lorenzo, a subtropical retreat for the wealthy. Your journey starts and ends with seamless transport from your Salta hotel.

• It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes

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