The top stops along the way from Humahuaca to Asuncion (with short detours) are Museum of High Altitude Archaeology, The Hill of Seven Colors, and Pucará de Tilcara. Other popular stops include Catedral Basílica de Salta, Costanera Corrientes, and San Bernardo's Hill.
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San Antonio de los Cobres
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San Antonio de los Cobres, a charming town with a population of 5,482, is located in the northwestern region of Argentina. As the capital of the Los Andes Department in Salta Province, it serves as a gateway to various attractions. Visitors can explore nearby Santa Rosa de Tastil, an ancient pre-Incan city dating back to the 13th century.
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Salinas Grandes Jujuy
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Santa Rosa de Tastil
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Santa Rosa de Tastil is a quaint rural municipality located in the Salta Province of northwestern Argentina. It's known for being home to a pre-Incan city dating back to the 13th century, offering visitors a glimpse into ancient history. The village is often included as part of tours that also visit San Antonio de los Cobres, one of the region's smallest villages, before continuing on to explore the otherworldly terrain of the Great Salt Flats.
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Cuesta de Lipán
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Cuesta de Lipán is a rugged and winding stretch of National Route 52 that offers breathtaking mountain views and scenic landscapes. The road ascends from Purmamarca, featuring numerous switchbacks and reaching an elevation of 4170 meters above sea level. Travelers are advised to take an excursion to fully appreciate the beauty of the area.
Amazing road, landscapes. Never cease to be amazed of the views. Be careful with the road, there were some accidents.
Efren N — Google review
What a creepy and beautiful experience all at once. Keep your wits about you if it’s been storming. The roads are well marked but you won’t be able to go more than 20 kph in some places if the fog hits you.
Acrotravels A — Google review
Beautiful drive, its very high and cold up there. Don’t forget your coats to enjoy the view!
Seda A — Google review
Expectacular
Sergio S — Google review
(Translated by Google) A winding road uphill from Purmamarca, with many curves and beautiful landscapes. It is recommended to do it with an excursion to be able to see all the landscapes.(Original)Un camino sinuoso en subida desde Purmamarca, con muchas curvas y paisajes hermosos. Recomendable hacerlo con alguna excursión para poder ver todos los paisajes.
Pablo G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible place... The entire route is very beautiful. But reaching 4170 MSN is the maximum. Although in summer it was a bit cold in the morning.(Original)Increíble lugar... Todo el recorrido es muy bonito. Pero llegar a los 4170 MSN es lo máximo. Aunque en verano hacia algo de frío por la mañana.
Tiago S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent tour. We did it while in Purmamarca, on the way to Las Salinas. It is winding but in good condition, you have to be careful.(Original)Excelente recorrido. Lo hicimos estando en Purmamarca, camino a las Salinas. Es sinuoso pero en buen estado, hay que ir con precaución.
Paula B — Google review
(Translated by Google) The landscape of the slope is beautiful! You enjoy the whole way. There is a viewpoint to stop and take photos.(Original)Bellísimo el paisaje de la cuesta! Se disfruta todo el camino. Hay un mirador para parar y sacar fotos.
Emi M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Landscapes that change with every curve, forcing you to stop often to enjoy the views, the incredibly pure air and the landscapes... It is advisable to know how to drive on mountain roads and use the engine brake correctly.(Original)Paisajes que cambian en cada curva, que obligan a parar seguido a disfrutar las vistas, el aire increíblemente puro y los paisajes... Es recomendable saber manejar en camino de montaña y usar correctamente el freno de motor.
Alejandro T — Google review
(Translated by Google) A route to be taken with caution, the road is winding and the maximum altitude exceeds 4000 meters above sea level.(Original)Un recorrido para hacer con precaución, el camino es sinuoso y la altura máxima supera los 4000 msnm.
Ana L — Google review
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The Hill of Seven Colors
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Mountains
The Hill of Seven Colors, also known as Cerro de los Siete Colores, is a stunning natural wonder in Argentina. This jagged rock formation boasts a mesmerizing display of pastel hues including lavenders, oranges, and yellows. While it may be challenging to spot all seven colors at once, the morning sun illuminates the rocky surface with a breathtaking spectrum of colors.
Fabuloso ver en persona el cerro y apreciar sus colores. Recorrimos los artesanos, muy lindos productos ofrecen los artesanos. Después de ahí sacamos las fotos y nos fuimos a las salinas grandes. Recorrimos las salinas, llegamos a las 15 y almorzamos en Purmamarca y después recorrimos el pueblo, artesanos, plaza y pegamos la vuelta(Translated by Google)Fabulous to see the hill in person and appreciate its colors. We toured the artisans, very nice products offered by the artisans. After that we took the photos and went to the large salt flats. We toured the salt flats, we arrived at 3:00 p.m. and had lunch in Purmamarca and then we toured the town, artisans, plaza, and turned around
Gaston V — Google review
For avoiding crowds and heat go there around 4:30pm… its free and amazing short walk :)
Pirates L — Google review
En cuanto a lo natural, el Cerro en sí es una belleza, es muy impactante ver las distintas tonalidades y el tamaño que tiene. Según la hora en la que te acercas es distino el tono de cada color, la forma en la que brilla, todo.Así mismo, la feria que allí se encuentra no aporta demasiado a la visita, venden lo mismo que en Purmamarca, Humahuaca, por lo que realmente no es la gran cosa.Es una pena que sea un mirador tan concurrido, es casi imposible apreciar el Cerro sin que alguien esté cruzándose, y mucho más sacar una foto donde se aprecie. Entiendo lógicamente que es parada obligada de los tours que se acercan a la zona, sobretodo estando de camino a las Salinas Grandes.(Translated by Google)As for the natural, the Hill itself is a beauty, it is very impressive to see the different shades and the size it has. Depending on the time you approach it, the tone of each color is different, the way it shines, everything.Likewise, the fair that is located there does not contribute much to the visit, they sell the same as in Purmamarca, Humahuaca, so it really is not a big deal.It is a pity that it is such a busy viewpoint, it is almost impossible to appreciate the Hill without someone crossing it, much less take a photo where it can be seen. I logically understand that it is an obligatory stop for tours that come to the area, especially on the way to the Salinas Grandes.
Mariana V — Google review
Magnificent place and a very beautiful mountain! If it's not sunny the colors are not seen very clearly so plan your trip very well.
Ekaterine ( — Google review
Es precioso ! Lo tenemos al lado de nuestro alojamiento podemos apreciarlo x las mañanas al desayunar (La Valentina ) increíble ! Además se puede valorar desde distintos puntos como el mirador , el paseo de los colorados etc. Purmamarca enamora !(Translated by Google)Is beautiful ! We have it next to our accommodation, we can appreciate it in the mornings at breakfast (La Valentina) incredible! In addition, it can be appreciated from different points such as the viewpoint, the Paseo de los Colorados, etc. Purmamarca falls in love!
PECHULARUE L — Google review
Crazy hills and colors to watch and look at 👀❤️🇦🇷
Leo F — Google review
As amazing as described elsewhere. Make sure to hike the viewpoint across the main street. Don’t pay for the platform that is way to close for a great view anyway
Janik S — Google review
It was ok, but cannot compare it with the 12-color one of Humahuaca! This was way too crowded by buses of tourists.
Dmitri L — Google review
Bellisimoooo
Roxana G — Google review
(Translated by Google) A magical place where nature is filled with colors and magic, in every corner of this walk you can find shapes in the stones, like Indian faces and other pareidolias where the mind flies to unexpected places.It is a walk of approximately 1 hour, very easy and with charming places to take some beautiful photographs. If you want, you can also walk it at night with the charm of seeing the entire sky full of stars, an authentic experience.(Original)Un lugar mágico donde la naturaleza se llena de colores y magia, en cada rincón de este paseo puedes encontrar formas en las piedras, como rostros de indios y otras pareidolias donde la mente vuela a lugares insospechados.Es una caminata de 1 hora aproximadamente, muy sencilla y con lugares encantadores para poder sacarse unas preciosas fotografías, si quieres también puedes recorrerlo de noche con el encanto de ver todo el cielo lleno de estrellas, una auténtica experiencia.
Nacho C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. There is a viewpoint that requires a small fee to access. From there you have a view of the entire mountain. The best time is early in the morning due to the best incidence of sunlight. It is a spectacle of nature.(Original)Lugar muito bonito. Tem um mirante que se paga uma pequena taxa para se ter acesso. De lá se tem a visão de toda a montanha. O melhor horário é logo cedo pela manhã devido a melhor incidência do dos raios solares. É um espetáculo da natureza.
Fernando V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible landscape of the hills and their colors. I recommend seeing it from the viewpoint that is outside the town, next to the route, it is a much more panoramic view and you can also see the entire town.(Original)Increible el paisaje de los cerros y sus colores. Recomiendo verlo desde el mirador que se encuentra fuera del pueblo, al lado de la ruta, es una vista mucho mas panoramica y tambien se puede apreciar todo el pueblo.
Catalina C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Entrance fee: 500 pesos (there is a ticket seller near the entrance on the right side)You can go around it in about an hour.There are colorful mountains, but after visiting 17 colored mountains, you may not be satisfied.It felt like I was going for a walk!(Original)入場料500ペソ(右側の入り口付近にチケット売りがいます)一周1時間くらいでぐるっと回れます。カラフルな山々はありますが、17色の山に行った後では物足りないかもです。散歩がてら行く感じでした!
みらいずピーター — Google review
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P.º de los Colorados
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P.º de los Colorados is a picturesque short hiking trail that winds around a mountain displaying a vibrant array of colors. The 3km route offers stunning views of the ever-changing tones of the mountain, creating a mesmerizing natural palette that shifts with the sun's angle. It's an ideal spot for leisurely walks amidst nature's colorful spectacle.
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Purmamarca, Jujuy, Argentina
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9th of July Square
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Typical central square. There is good view to color mountains
Андрей Д — Google review
The bustling and vibrant central square is brimming with numerous souvenir vendors offering a vast selection of items, ranging from llama keychains to pillowcases, all available at reasonable prices. There's a lively atmosphere with live music and locals enjoying themselves with dancing and beer nearby, making it an entertaining spectacle to witness.
Ekaterine ( — Google review
Great spot to people watch and buy souvenirs in Purmamarca. Lots of vendors setup around the square. And we really liked the tortillas filled with cheese and corn (relleno de queso y choclo).
Emilie — Google review
Lively and colorful main square with hundreds off souvenir stands. You get everything from llama keychains to pillow cases, all to fair prices. Delicious torta asadas can be bought for 30 pesos in every corner of the square. There are often live music and locals dancing or drinking beer nearby, fun to watch!
Malin L — Google review
Super cute square that holds the local vendors and good spots for photos!
Sammm N — Google review
Dozens of stalls and shops all selling the same things. How do they make a living? However it's lively and very colourful with all the wonderfully coloured scarves and towels. The main reason to visit is to see the Cerro de Seite Colors. Hill of 7 colours which is just behind the plaza. That is amazing
Gillian — Google review
soo lovely village! go there if you want to relax for a few days. the plaza 9 offers traditional stuff on a daily base.
Christopher D — Google review
The plaza is a natural 'tourist trap' with locals trying to sell their colourful artisans to tourists who are there to see the 7 colour mountain.
GreyWolf — Google review
Nice place to walk and get to know the small town
Bashar B — Google review
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Santa Rosa de Lima Church
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Sacred & Religious Sites
The Santa Rosa de Lima Church, dedicated to the patron saint Santa Rosa de Lima, showcases a simplistic architectural design with single towers and sturdy adobe walls covered in lime. Positioned on stone foundations, the church is surrounded by two remarkable carob trees on the adjacent street, one of which is believed to be over 600 years old. These ancient trees provided shade for General Manuel Belgrano's troops during the fight for independence.
This town surrounding this church is just wonderful, while traveling around on day-trips we still came back here to spend the night. This church and this beautiful wise tree is holding the community together. I like this town the most. For north european and scandinavian here is some delightful estethics and cleanliness and order. Seems like people live well, their houses are well taken care of and looks like everyone is enjoying the beauty of this valle even the Virgen.
Kadi T — Google review
Ein Besuch lohnt sich allemal wegen der Kirchen Decke 👍👍 Zwei Schweizer 🇨🇭🇨🇭 Touristen mit WoMo(Translated by Google)A visit is definitely worth it because of the church ceiling 👍👍 Two Swiss 🇨🇭🇨🇭 tourists with a motorhome
WoMo K — Google review
It's hard to miss this cool white church in the center of town. Worth stopping by to check it out. I also enjoyed the old tree in the courtyard.
Jason K — Google review
It's a very old church in Purmamarca
Marvin W — Google review
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Alejandro L — Google review
(Translated by Google) The church is the only monumental building in the town and perhaps the most important. Its origin would date back to the 17th century, according to data on the lintel of the entrance door of the façade (1648). It was built with native materials that still exist: adobe walls and a roof made of cardón wood and clay cake.The altar, with completely simple characteristics, tends to revalue the image of Saint Rose arranged in a niche perforated in the wall, with important Cusco paintings on the sides. A smaller Cuzco series also hangs on the sides: ten oil paintings of scenes from the life of the patron saint.The chapel, placed under the patronage of Santa Rosa de Lima, was declared a National Historical Monument in July 1941. The celebrations in honor of the saint take place on August 30 with the participation of all its faithful.(Original)La iglesia es el único edificio monumental en el pueblo y quizás el más importante. Su origen se remontaría al siglo XVII, según data en el dintel de la puerta de entrada de la fachada (1648). Fue levantada con materiales autóctonos que aún perduran: muros de abobe y techumbre ejecutada en madera de cardón y torta de barro.El altar, de características totalmente simples, tiende a revalorizar la imagen de Santa Rosa dispuesta en un nicho perforado en la pared, con importantes pinturas cuzqueñas a los lados. Sobre los costados cuelga también una serie cuzqueña de menor tamaño: diez óleos de las escenas de la vida de la santa patrona.La capilla, colocada bajo el patronato de Santa Rosa de Lima, fue declarada Monumento Histórico Nacional en Julio de 1941. Los festejos en honor a la santa se llevan a cabo el día 30 de Agosto con la participación de todos sus fieles.
Andres R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Colonial style church located in front of the main square of the town and next to the historic carob tree (more than 700 years old). The chapel has the date 1648 engraved on its entrance lintel, probably from its original construction. Its current façade dates back to 1778. Taking photographs inside is not permitted.(Original)Iglesia estilo colonial situada frente a la plaza principal del pueblo y junto al algarrobo histórico (de más de 700 años). La capilla tiene grabado en su dintel de entrada la fecha 1648, probablemente de su construcción original. Su fachada actual data de 1778. No está permitido sacar fotografías en el interior.
Fla ( — Google review
(Translated by Google) Old church of Santa Rosa de Lima Purmamarca Jujuy Argentina It is located in front of the main square and the craft market of Purmamarca It was built around 1648 and in 1941 it was declared a national historic landmark(Original)Igreja velha de Santa Rosa de Lima Purmamarca Jujuy Argentina É ficado situado na frente do quadrado principal e do mercado do ofício de Purmamarca Foi construído por volta de 1648 e em 1941 declarou-se um marco histórico nacional
Luiz P — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Santa Rosa de Lima Church is located in front of Plaza 9 de Julio, it is a small but beautiful church, it is not allowed to take photos inside. It is easy to recognize and can be spoiled in a short time.(Original)La Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima, se encuentra frente a la plaza 9 de Julio, es una iglesia chica pero linda, no esta permitido sacar fotos en su interior. Es fácil de reconocer y la pueden viciar en poco tiempo.
Damian A — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful space like everything overloaded with fair offerings. Beautiful town, the historic carob tree and its beautiful church that will surprise you, they won't let you photograph it... a special town(Original)Hermoso espacio como todo sobrecargado de oferta de feria. Hermoso pueblo, el algarrobo histórico y su hermosa iglesia que extrañe te no dejan fotografiar.. un pueblo especial
Rh P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Photos are taken only of the exterior. Historic Church that is located near the Historic tree(Original)Se toman fotos solo del exterior. Iglesia Histórica que se encuentres en proximidades del árbol Histórico
Guillermo C — Google review
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Cuevas Del Wayra Y Aguirre
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Caverns & Caves
Cuevas Del Wayra Y Aguirre, located near the town of Tilcara in Northern Argentina, offer a unique and wonderful experience for visitors. The Garganta del Diablo canyon, about 5 km from Tilcara, boasts stunning landscapes formed by tectonic accidents and soil erosion over the years. It features imposing rocks, watercourses like the Huasamayo River, and a magnificent 15-meter waterfall.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful route through the creek.The tour is guided by someone from the community at the foot of the hill.You can hire the excursion in Tilcara tourist reports.The landscape is wonderful and the views spectacular.The difficulty of is low.(Original)Hermoso recorrido por la quebrada.El recorrido es guiado por alguien de la comunidad que se encuentra al pie del cerro.Se puede contratar la excursión en informes turísticos de Tilcara.El paisaje es maravilloso y las vistas espectaculares.La dificultad de es baja.
Melisa V — Google review
Increíble la vista al final de recorrido! el trayecto es relativamente sencillo, siempre subida! la guía iba haciendo paradas para recuperar el aire y contarnos las historias del lugar. Si o si se debe realizar con guía y tiene un costo de $2500 por persona + $300 para el ingreso. (febrero 2023)En la oficina de turismo están los teléfonos de los guías locales. Nosotros fuimos con Teresa una genia!(Translated by Google)Incredible view at the end of the tour! the route is relatively easy, always climb! the guide was making stops to catch our breath and tell us the stories of the place. Yes or if it must be done with a guide and has a cost of $2500 per person + $300 for admission. (February 2023)In the tourist office there are the telephone numbers of the local guides. We went with Teresa, a genius!
Nicolás T — Google review
Probably the most bloated and unnecessary tour we did on our South America trip. The hike itself could be completed in 1-2 hours, with all the breaks and stories from the guide we needed 5.Unfortunately, we didn't learn anything about the landscape; openness to spiritual perspectives, esotericism and meditation are expected. If you feel addressed by this: go for it. But if you're here for hiking, skip this place, you will not really miss anything: the caves themselves are small, nevertheless it's a shame that you can't visit them on your own,...Incidentally, our guide, Javier, came with completely greasy hair and smelled as if he hadn't washed himself or his clothes for at least a week...🥴
Verena M — Google review
(Translated by Google) The most wonderful experience to enrich the soul and spirit. Ideal to do it with the guides of the community, the love for its roots and its connection with Mother Earth offer an unforgettable moment. I did my tour with Silvia, she is not a shaman, but she is a being of light. I love the Wayra Caves and I love everything that this "rebirth" gave me.(Original)La experiencia más maravillosa para enriquecer el alma y el espíritu. Ideal hacerlo con los guías de la comunidad, el amor por sus raíces y su conexión con la Madre Tierra ofrecen un momento inolvidable. Mí recorrida la hice con Silvia, no es chamana, pero es un ser de luz. Amo las Cuevas del Wayra y amo todo lo que ese "renacer" me dio.
Luis C — Google review
(Translated by Google) A transformative experience together with Javier who is part of the community and was my guide. To do it, I recommend doing it with him. We had 3 talks that blow your mind and leave you thinking a lot.The caves are incredibly beautiful! One of the best things I knew in Tilcara. The path has parts that require physical effort due to the climbs. I wouldn't do it if I had vertigo or claustrophobia.(Original)Una experiencia transformadora junto con Javier quien es parte de la comunidad y fue mi guía. Para hacerlo, recomiendo hacerlo con el. Tuvimos 3 charlas que te vuelan la cabeza y te dejan reflexionando muchísimo.Las cuevas son increíblemente hermosas! De lo mejor que conocí en Tilcara. El camino tiene partes que requiere de esfuerzo físico por las subidas. No lo haría si tuviera vértigo o claustrofobia.
Manuela P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent hike. You can look for the guides of the Cuevas del Inca community. It is a journey that involves effort to climb and not be claustrophobic. worth the effort(Original)Excelente caminata. Podes buscar los guías de la comunidad cuevas del Inca. Es un trayecto que implica esfuerzo para subir y no ser claustrofobico. Vale la pena el esfuerzo
Carlos B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice experience. Although the path is not complicated, it is necessary to know the entrance to the caves to avoid accidents. It is best to go with a local guide to arrive safely.(Original)Muy linda experiencia. Si bien el camino no es complicado se necesita de conocer el ingreso a las cuevas para evitar accidentes. Lo mejor es ir con un guía local para llegar seguros.
German M — Google review
Gran caminata en ascenso durante 3 o 4 horas depende, con una guía TERESA, oriunda del lugar, llena de historia vivencias y cultura que convierte la caminata en un paseo muy interesante y ayuda a entender la importancia de seguir cuidando las raíces de los pueblos y la cultura de los mismos.Martisco. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻(Translated by Google)Great hike uphill for 3 or 4 hours, it depends, with a guide TERESA, a native of the place, full of history, experiences and culture that turns the walk into a very interesting walk and helps to understand the importance of continuing to take care of the roots of the towns and their culture.Martiscus. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Martín S — Google review
(Translated by Google) A fascinating experience led by Silvia, I highly recommend her as a guide. A woman full of light and knowledge. Thanks for everything Silvia!!!The walk is of medium difficulty, I recommend bringing sunscreen, water, appropriate footwear (better if it is trekking), a hat and a great desire to walk.Without a doubt we will return and do it with her.(Original)Una experiencia fascinante de la mano de Silvia, la súper recomiendo como guía. Una mujer llena de luz y conocimiento. Gracias por todo Silvia!!!La caminata es de dificultad media, recomiendo llevar protector solar, agua, calzado adecuado (si es de trecking mejor), gorro y muchas ganas de caminar.Sin dudas volveremos y lo haremos con ella.
Ignacio A — Google review
(Translated by Google) The visit is done yes or yes with a guide. It is hired in Tilcara (the center gives you information about the different guides). Arriving at the property, those who take care of the place charge an additional entrance fee. It is a medium difficult trek, it goes up until you reach the caves. Throughout the tour the guide tells you what you find, about their culture and their ancestors. When you reach the caves you enter (there are 2). The views from the caves are incredible. One of the most beautiful places we visited in Tilcara(Original)La visita se hace si o si con guía. Se contrata en Tilcara (en el centro te dan información sobre los diferentes guías). Llegando al predio te cobran una entrada adicional los que cuidan y el lugar. Es un treking difícil media, va subiendo hasta llegar a las cuevas. Durante todo el recorrido el guía va contando lo que vas encontrando, de su cultura y de sus ancestros. Al llegar a las cuevas se ingresa (hay 2). Las vistas desde las cuevas son increíbles. De los lugares más lindos que conocimos en Tilcara
Soledad P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible! The tour is with a guide to preserve the place because before when people entered alone they vandalized the landscape and made it dirty, plus it is a little dangerous if you are not wearing a helmet and are unfamiliar with the place. There is a lot of history of the place and you will also be able to enter the cave in complete darkness and silence, which is spectacular to connect with nature and ancestors.(Original)Increíble! El recorrido es con guía para preservar el lugar porque antes cuando la gente entraban solas vandalizaban el paisaje y ensuciaban, además de que es un poco peligroso si no llevas casco y desconoces el lugar. Hay mucha historia del lugar y además vas a poder entrar dentro de la cueva en completa oscuridad y silencio que es espectacular para conectar con la naturaleza y ancestros.
Dany E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscape, we had a local guide from the Cueva del Inca community. It is a different experience from other guided trails. Go with good footwear. In some sectors you walk along a path very close to the cliff. Not recommended for people with claustrophobia. The difficulty is medium to high. And the round trip circuit is between 5 and 6 hours.(Original)Hermoso paisaje, nos toco un Guía local de la comunidad cueva del inca. Es una experiencia diferente de otros senderos con guía. Ir con buen calzado. En algunos sectores se camina por sendero muy cerca del precipicio. No recomendable para gente con claustrofobia. La dificultad es media a alta. Y el circuito ida y vuelta es entre 5 y 6 horas.
Romina S — Google review
(Translated by Google) A unique, wonderful experience, I didn't expect it so much. The Wayra cave, which is the one that is open, is incredible, the view at the end is beautiful, peace, beauty!!!! makes you want to stay there. Aguirre's is a different, energizing experience, those who were there will agree with me.Don't leave Tilcara without doing this tour.It can only be done with local guides because at the entrance to the path there are people from the community who will give you a talk and take the information of those who go up.The guides can be found at the guide's house which is two blocks from the Tilcara terminal, on a corner.You should bring water, a hat, protective cream, not-so-worn shoes and the desire to walk because it seems short but it is somewhat tiring. In any case, the guides make sure not to make the walk difficult and along the way they explain the customs of the place and respect nature.(Original)Una experiencia única, maravillosa, no me lo esperaba tanto así. La cueva de Wayra que es la que está abierta, es increíble, la vista al terminar es hermosa, paz, belleza!!!! dan ganas de quedarse ahí. La de Aguirre es una experiencia distinta, energizante, los que fueron me van a dar la razón.No se vallan de Tilcara sin hacer este recorrido.Solo se puede hacer con guías locales porque en la entrada al camino se encuentra gente de la comunidad que te da una charla y toman los datos de quienes suben..Los guías se pueden encontrar en la casa del guía que está a dos cuadras de la terminal de Tilcara, en una esquina.Deben llevar, agua, gorra, crema protectora, zapatillas no tan gastadas y ganas de caminar porque parece corto pero cansa algo. De todos modos los guías se encargan de no hacer la caminata pesada y de paso te van explicando costumbres del lugar y respetar a la naturaleza.
Diego V — Google review
(Translated by Google) The caves themselves are ok, but it's probably better to go with a guide for some meditation in the second one. The first one has a nice view, but it takes over 1 hour to get there and is not the easiest one. The second one is an ordinary cave.(Original)Same jaskinie ok, ale lepiej pewnie z przewodnikiem dla jakiejś medytacji w drugiej z nich. Pierwsza ma ładny widok, ale dojście zajmuje ponad 1h i nie jest najlżejsze. Druga to zwykła jaskinia.
Magda W — Google review
(Translated by Google) 5 stars without a doubt, Silvia the guide a 10, excellent. Doing it with her was a very nice experience.(Original)5 estrellas sin dudas, Silvia la guía un 10, exelente. Hacerlo con ella fue una experiencia muy linda.
Lucas M — Google review
(Translated by Google) This activity is with a guide. We chose Javier who belongs to the community and he told us about his beliefs. In the cave we did a meditation and the experience was very interesting. This activity is to do without children since there are parts of a ledge and we enter the cave which is all dark. Not recommended for those who have claustrophobia or vertigo(Original)Esta actividad es con guía. Nosotros elegimos a Javier que pertenece a la comunidad y nos fue contando sobre sus creencias. El la cueva hicimos una meditación y fue muy interesante la experiencia. Esta actividad es para ir sin niños ya que hay partes de cornisa y entramos a la cueva que es toda oscura. No recomendable para quienes tienen claustrofobia o vértigo
Adriana B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Unmissable experience! Of medium high demand, not suitable for those who have vertigo or claustrophobia. Do it with Silvia, a guide from the aboriginal community, it can be hired upon returning from the tourism office.Incredible panoramic views, some very narrow and rocky trails. Good footwear is important. The Mother's cave is accessed by crawling. Silvia, in addition to immersing you in her customs, is very warm and upstairs performs a ceremony where emotion explodes and tears flow.(Original)Experiencia imperdible! De exigencia media alta, no apta para quienes tienen vértigo o claustrofobia. Lo realice con Silvia, guía de la comunidad aborigen, se puede contratar a la vuelta de la of turismo.Vistas panorámicas increíbles, algunos senderos muy angostos y con piedras. Importante buen calzado. A la cueva de la Madre se accede gateando. Silvia además de empaparte en sus costumbres, es muy cálida y arriba hace una ceremonia donde la emoción estalla y brotan las lágrimas.
Analía V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible experience with guide Silvia! It was a very spiritual moment with her and it left a deep impression on me, as well as the landscape being beautiful.(Original)Experiência incrível com a guia Silvia! Foi um momento muito espiritual com ela e que me marcou profundamente, além da paisagem ser linda
Lara — Google review
(Translated by Google) Great hike!! Unique landscape and a great view!It would be nice if the signage was a little clearer and that you needed a tour guide. There was no signage to be found or recognized. Costs $2 per person. The hike can be strenuous, especially towards the end.(Original)Mega schöne Wanderung!! Einzigartige Landschaft und ein toller Ausblick!Wäre schön wenn die Beschilderung etwas eindeutiger ist und das man einen Tourguide braucht. War keine Beschilderung zu finden oder zu erkennen. Kostet 2$ pro Person. Der hike kann anstrengend sein gerade zum Ende hin.
Nik B — Google review
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Pucará de Tilcara
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Ancient Ruins
Pucará de Tilcara is a significant pre-Inca archaeological site located in the southern outskirts of Tilcara. It was originally built by the Omaguaca tribe in the 12th century and later declared a National Monument in 2000. The hilltop town offers well-preserved ruins, including ancient dwellings and a town square, providing insight into how this indigenous tribe lived.
Moving in many senses. The very fact of walking in a place of worship, even in our days, is worth the visit.Join the guided tour for a better understanding of everything you'll see in the Quebrada region.
La P — Google review
The site was interesting with good signs and information describing the ancient civilization but the entrance fee was rather steep compared to other local attractions. I'm glad I visited but definitely not someplace I'd be interested in revisiting.
Dave R — Google review
The restorations are not very accurate or authentic, but it does give you an idea of what the buildings might have looked like. You can still see much of the ruins where there are rock piles in the general shape of walls. There is good information provided. The botanical garden is nice too.
Bry — Google review
Lovely scenic place with lot of history! 6000 pesos per person.
Leo F — Google review
The view is amazing. Good for chilling while basking in the sun and enjoying the view. Bring coats if you're going after 3 pm because it's windy and the temperature really goes down!
Carolina V — Google review
We waited for a (free) guided tour, and it was a great choice. The guide walked us through the Pucara and shared extra information that wasn’t in the panels and really helped personalize the experience. Definitely enjoyed learning about this piece of history and from an indigenous perspective.
riley — Google review
Beautiful view and so much history! Learned a lot from our guide. Jardin botanico inside is small but very nice . Heads up last time to enter is 17:30, after 17:30 they wont let you in
Stephanie — Google review
An incredibly important pre-Colombian and even pre-Inca civilization archeological site, with traces of human habitation that date back more than 10,000 years. This fortified city that at its peak housed over 2,000 inhabitants was originally built by the Omaguaca tribe around the 12th century. Unfortunately not everything is original / preserved, but part of the Pucará was rebuilt in the last centuty (it was re-discovered 1908) and a monument "in the style of the stone houses" was even added in 1935 to commemorate the archaeologist who first excavated the land. The location was strategically chosen to be easily defensible and to provide good views over a long stretch of the Quebrada de Humahuaca and the views are still spectacular today. The Pucará de Tilcara was declared a National Monument in 2000, and is the only publicly accessible archaeological site in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. Highly recommended!
Niccolo' B — Google review
Pretty place where you can learn a bit about the history of this region. They have restored some of the houses so you can get a feeling of what it looked like back then.
Simon B — Google review
Very interesting to learn about the ancient populations and how a lot of things were a few hundred years ago. Also very beautiful view and just a wonderful place overall
IPv06 — Google review
Impressive remains of an ancient city, first taken over by Incas and then by the Spanish. Great views as it's on a hill and many cacti🌵 around if you like them.
Petr V — Google review
Impressive ruins from an ancient city during the pre-Colombian era.
Jesus C — Google review
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Tilcara, Jujuy, Argentina
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Garganta del Diablo
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Hiking area
Waterfalls
Worth the hike. You'll find marvelous views along the way.Locals offer a few snacks at the top & they are in charge of the entrance to the viewpoint, which is within their community.
La P — Google review
It's a very small Waterfall, but the surrounding Landscape is breathtaking!
Jonas L — Google review
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Paraje Garganta del Diablo, Jujuy, Argentina
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Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Saviour, San Salvador de Jujuy
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Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
The Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Saviour in San Salvador de Jujuy comes highly recommended. Visitors are encouraged to also explore the museum of sacred art, where photography is not permitted. The entrance fee for both the sculpture patio and the museum is 300 pesos, which goes towards maintenance. This stunning church is often described as spectacular, beautiful, and a must-see in San Salvador de Jujuy.
Expectacular
Aldo M — Google review
Nicest churc in SS.Jujuy
Dario R — Google review
Xxxxxx
Adela L — Google review
Linda.
GAMBIT — Google review
Bellaa
Teresa G — Google review
Ok
ErronDarth23 — Google review
Nice
Pablo B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Highly recommended. Also visit the museum of sacred art of which you cannot take photos. They kindly explain what you are seeing. The entrance fee was 300 pesos for the sculpture patio and the museum, as maintenance.(Original)Muy recomendable. Además visitar el museo de arte sacro del cual no se pueden sacar fotos. Amablemente te explican que estas viendo. El ingreso era 300 pesos para el patio de esculturas y el museo, a modo de mantenimiento.
Ana S — Google review
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San Salvador de Jujuy
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
San Salvador de Jujuy, also known as Jujuy, is the capital and largest city of Jujuy Province in northwest Argentina. It's a place where every August, locals honor the earth goddess Pachamama by preparing elaborate dishes like tamales and stews, along with offerings of hard liquor, coca leaves, and cigarettes buried in their backyards or fields to bring good fortune and a bountiful harvest.
5% as popular as Salta
5 minutes off the main route, 11% of way to Asuncion
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Government House Jujuy
Local government office
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
(Translated by Google) Excellent visit, an entire room and interpretation center dedicated to the flag of civil liberty. A video with special effects about the Jujuy exodus. Very good explanation of the guides(Original)Excelente la visita, un salón entero y centro de interpretación dedicados a la bandera de la libertad civil. Un video con efectos especiales acerca del éxodo jujeño. Muy buena explicación de las guías
Eduardo B — Google review
Facinante
Ladislao P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent place to be visited in San Salvador de Jujuy. You can enter the government palace and see the flag that Belgrano gave to the people of Jujuy, in the gardens there are statues of Lola Mora, and during holiday seasons there are craft fairs with a wide variety of products(Original)Excelente lugar para ser visitado en San Salvador de Jujuy. Se puede ingresar al palacio de gobierno y conocer la bandera que Belgrano le regaló al pueblo jujeño, en los jardines se encuentran estatuas de Lola Mora, y durante temporadas vacacionales se realizan ferias artesanales con gran variedad de productos
Gabriela R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent guided tour, hall of flags and interactive experiences of the Jujuy exodus. The staff in charge is truly competent and prepared for the task, answering all questions and concerns. The bathroom for visitors had a water leak and is in very poor condition on the ground floor.(Original)Excelente visita guiada, salón de las banderas y experiencias interactiva del éxodo jujeño.El personal a cargo realmente competente y preparado para la tarea, responden todas las preguntas e inquietudes. El baño para las visitas tenía una perdida de agua y está en muy malas condiciones en planta baja.
Flavia P — Google review
(Translated by Google) The room is very beautiful in homage to Manuel Belgrano and the flag of civil liberty, in addition, the building has a room where they do a projection of an excellently produced video tribute to the exodus from Jujuy (and with effects!). But what most moved me was the passion of the woman who explained to us and related the whole process carried out by General Belgrano during the exodus and the creation of the 2nd Argentine flag. it was a great visit.(Original)muy lindo el salón en homenaje a manuel belgrano y la bandera de la libertad civil, además, el edificio cuenta con un salón donde hacen una proyección de un video homenaje al éxodo jujeño excelentemente producido (y con efectos!). pero lo que mas me emocionó, fue la pasión de la mujer que nos explicó y relató todo el proceso realizado por el general belgrano durante el éxodo y la creación de la 2º bandera argentina. fue una gran visita.
Patricio M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Majestic, a true palace, full of details in its architecture and in perfect condition. I recommend calling the number listed in the description and coming to see it during the guided exhibition schedule. The room where they project a recreation of the exodus is an experience for the senses.(Original)Majestuoso, un verdadero palacio, lleno de detalles en su arquitectura y en perfecto estado de conservación. Recomiendo llamar al número que figura en la descripción y venir a conocerlo en el horario de exposición guiada. La sala donde proyectan una recreación del exodo es toda una experiencia para los sentidos.
Nahuel D — Google review
(Translated by Google) We took a tour with a Guide of the Government Palace, where he took us to a room to show us a video of the Jujeño Exodus, very very good, animated, the seats moved as if we were in the wagon. I was surprised.The Palace, not to mention, beautiful, very well preserved. Beautiful visit, I was surprised. It's a pity that I didn't arrive in time to enter the Cathedral, it closes at 1:00 p.m. and opens at 5:00 p.m.The Palace closes from 1 to 3 p.m.(Original)Hicimos una recorrida con una Guía del Palacio de Gobierno, donde nos llevó a una sala para mostrarnos un vídeo del Éxodo Jujeño, muy muy bueno, animado, se movían los asientos como si estuvieramos en la carreta. Me sorprendió.El Palacio, ni hablar, bellísimo,muy bien conservado. Hermosa visita, quedé sorprendida. Lastima que no llegué a tiempo a entrar a la Catedral, a las 13 hs cierra y abre a las 17 hs.El Palacio cierra de 13 a 15 hs.
Andrea G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent place, you can't stop visiting it. Not only is the palace beautiful, but there is a museum with a professional guide, where you review the history of Jujuy and part of our homeland. It also has a room where they show you a film about the Jujeño exodus.You can see the flag that General Manuel Belgrano had made back in 1813, donating it to the Jujeño people, it is known as the National Flag of Civil Liberty(Original)Excelente lugar, no podes dejar de visitarlo. No solo el palacio es hermosos, sino que hay un museo con guía profesional, donde repasas la historia de Jujuy y parte de nuestra patria. Tiene también una sala, donde te pasan una película, sobre el éxodo Jujeño.Se puede ver la bandera que El Gral. Manuel Belgrano, mandó a confeccionar allá por 1813, donándosela al pueblo Jujeño, se conoce como la Bandera Nacional de la Libertad Civil
Gabriel B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, a luxury to be able to access. The guided exhibition and the visiting area were very educational and explanatory. I give a positive point to the attention of the guide who at all times resolved our doubts and helped us. recommendable(Original)Hermoso edificio, un lujo poder acceder. La exposición guiada y el área de visita fueron muy didácticas y explicativas. Doy un punto positivo a la atención del guía que en todo momento resolvió nuestras dudas y nos ayudó. Recomendable
JD V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Shocking. We were impressed by the Government House and its luxury (almost obscene for Jujuy at that time...). We were accompanied by a great guide whose name I don't remember, but it is essential to visit with one of them.(Original)Impactante. Nos dejo impresionados la Casa de Gobierno y su lujo (casi obsceno para el Jujuy de esa epoca...). Nos acompaño una guia genial de la cual no recuerdo el nombre, pero es imprescindible realizar la visita con alguno de ellos.
Aldo S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place where the respect for Belgrano, the pride and admiration with which the guide tells the story of the Jujuy exodus, makes it incredible to imagine so much confidence in a current politician!(Original)Hermoso lugar en el que el respeto por Belgrano, el orgullo y admiración con que la guía va contando la historia del éxodo jujeño, hace increíble imaginar tanta confianza en un político actual!
Mariana H — Google review
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Gral. San Martín 450, Y4600 San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy, Argentina
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Museum of High Altitude Archaeology
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History Museums
Natural History Museums
Museum of High Altitude Archaeology is a renowned museum in Salta province, Argentina that specializes in Inca culture and archaeology. The museum features exhibitions on the history of high altitude archaeology as well as displays of mummified bodies and artifacts from the region.
It is a great museum. What a pity that not everything is translate to english. You can buy an english guide in the shop, I missed this because when I asked at the ticket office they ensured me that everything is traslaze in english and the guide cost more than the entrance. Still it is really worth it.
Michaela M — Google review
Very unique experience to say the least. Not sure if I’d take small children there though, as they could be shocked.
Mauro V — Google review
Was a fair amount in English but some still to be translated. Fascinating how well preserved the young girl was.Photos aren’t allowed inside. The museum is very small but you can spend at least an hour there if you don’t rush it.
Greg M — Google review
It's not too big but very interesting if Inca culture attracts you. Relatively cheap (I paid $1200 as a foreigner; argentinians, people from salta, and people with disabilities get increasingly high discounts, disabled people paying nothing). They only expose one child's mummy at a time, you can know in the entrance which is it.The only CON I must say is that not only is it too dark at times, but also, you're not allowed to take pictures AT ALL. They say it's for preservation (what harm can a camera without flash cause? Not more than a human breathing carbon dioxide inside a room, hm?), I think it's to keep the inside a "secret" so they keep attracting tourists.Overall it was interesting, and I'm not that much into archeology and anthropology — for those people it will be even more enjoyable for sure.
Lucas F — Google review
I quite liked the museum.As some people here state correctly it’s a rather small exhibition, but honestly its still a good one.They have lots of descriptive texts and QR-Codes that you can scan and a very informative film at the beginning of the tour.The price might be a little high, but they also go above and beyond to preserve and do research on the three mummies, which also has to be financed somehow. They also only display the artifacts found with the mummies, so there aren’t too many things on display. All the information, the texts and little films play together nicely though and in combination with other museums this will give you a deeper understanding of the Incan empire and its culture.
Nick — Google review
Spent about 10 minutes inside. As a tourist, I had to buy a ticket online and register on another site without English options. The ticket itself is like 3$ cad so very affordable, but... Even if you register online and have your ticket, you still get in the same line as everyone else buying a ticket that day... Makes no sense!
Andrew G — Google review
Of you want to check the Inca's history is a must. The price is cheap and you can see mommies in a perfect conservation.
Ana G — Google review
Beautiful little museum built around the discovery of 3 mummified children in a volcano near Salta. Only one child is displayed at a time, but there are many displays of the items found with the children. There are several short, informative videos with English subtitles that provide the history of the find, the preservation of the children, and basic information about the original people.
Laura A — Google review
Great to visit and learn about the culture and history of settlers high in the Andes, don't need to spend too long inside but some amazing exhibitions. Some English placards to explain!
Alastair M — Google review
This museum tells the story of the three Inca mummies discovered at the top of a mountain in the late 90s. It’s really well curated with excellent descriptions in English if you are not a Spanish speaker. Also very respectfully presented.
Sarah R — Google review
Interesting museum about traditions long forgotten. Mostly about a path of children that were to be sacrificed. One of three mummies is always on display. The best are the two girls, the boy is a bit less interesting to see.
Petr V — Google review
Ok museum with interesting tho limited information on Incas. The highlight of the exhibition (the 3 mummies) is actually a little below expectations since it hyped the three children but actually show just one.
Elisa T — Google review
I am so lucky i got to see the maiden on display when i was there. I heard about her when she was first discovered and always wanted to see her. The best preserved mummy in the world. Fantastic. They have 3 mummies and only one is on display at a time. All are great. I only wish i could take photos but I understand it is for the preservation and i respect that. Definable worth a visit.
Yasser B — Google review
THE thing to do in Salta. The museum gives a great overview in both Spanish and English of the Inca traditions related to human sacrifice. There are many displayed objects, and at the end you see one of the three children. Super interesting to see.Don't miss on the second floor the "queen" another mummy who was not cared for when she was looted in 1920.It takes less than one hour.
Ashley D — Google review
The experience was really good. It is really shocking to see the mummies in real life. The atmosphere is very well designed. I recommended to buy the tickets through the webpage because otherwise you have to wait a lot to buy it.
Marcos V — Google review
One of the most memorable it will be. To learn about the historic times and the native people, one travels back into time. Simply beautiful. The English translation is very helpful on the written scripts.
Abid J — Google review
Small well organized museum. During peak hours it can be a bit troublesome to navigate the exposition areas. I found it interesting because of the historical and scientific value of the work that is being carried out. I am glad I was able to support the museum.
Ken S — Google review
There is, for want of a better turn of phrase, a roster for the children sacrificed on the mountain top. The child whose body was struck by lightning was available to see when we were there. It is important to remember that, whatever our current beliefs, some no less mistaken or bizarre, this child, perfect in her own way, went to die for the safety of her people. Go, see her or her companions, but please, remember to respect her courage and her ultimate sacrifice for her peoples. Salta is worth visiting if only to see, and pay your respects to, these extraordinary young people.In passing the cultural insights offered by this museum are certainly worth seeing independent of the children. Would I travel to Salta for the reason of the rest of the museum alone? No. If in Salta would I consider it an error not to go? Yes. The children, frozen in body and time, make the journey across Argentina absolutely worth while. Just, when you go, pause to consider the enormity of her sacrifice and use that as a window to consider your own life perhaps.
John P — Google review
If you’re going to close and can’t tell everyone, put it on your google maps listing!That at least gives us a chance to find out.We’re only in Salta two days and you’re closed for both of them.
MD — Google review
Disappointing museum. Perhaps due to being over-hyped. I was charged US$8.50. For museums in Argentina, that is a lot.There were just two mummies on display. One badly preserved and the other in exceptional condition. Otherwise, on display was a very very limited number of artifacts. What the museum mostly seems to consist of, are volumes worth of descriptions written on the walls.If the museum included an audio guide, it would be with $4 given the tiny (very tiny) collection.If you’ve never been to any of the Andean archeological museums in Quito, Bogota, Cuzco, Chan Chan, Lima, Arequipa or Santiago, you will enjoy this one.But it was touted as being the better of the top two. And is the bottom of my list of all the ones that I’ve listed.No photos allowed (even without flash) of the museums limited collection is a bummer.
David — Google review
Its a small but very nice museum. It helps you unserstand more about the incas and their culture. In the end of the exhibition you can see an inca mummy.
Daniel B — Google review
Highly recommended. You'll get to see one of the mummies, if you so choose (there's an option to walk around that specific part, avoiding the sight)The self-guided visit offers an English version of the storyline. Bear in mind it's really cold in summer inside this museum, you should grab a ligth jacket to wear. Foreign visitors paid around 7 US dollars entry fee. No pictures are allowed.
La P — Google review
It might seem expensive by Argentinian standards (8000pp for foreigners) but it's well worth it!The artifacts are incredibly well preserved and the colours are still bright! The mummies are incredible and look as though they could wake up at any moment.Descriptions in both Spanish and English
Will B — Google review
Once you get past the creepy aspect of the human sacrifice, this is a must see museum in Salta. Extremely rare exhibit of the mummy’s of children extremely well preserved. And a detailed intimate glimpse into the Inca civilization culture.
Max R — Google review
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Catedral Basílica de Salta
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Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
The imposing pink cathedral of Salta is one of the most important churches in south america. The building was completed in 1882 after an earlier church was destroyed in an earthquake. It features a rectangular floor, three naves and a high dome ceiling. There are free guided tours available in Spanish but note that these only cover part of the cathedral. The heart of the city has witnessed religious festivals and the atmosphere here is spectacular with a beautiful church full of life.
So colorful and beautiful inside. They are 3 churches like this near the square. All are beautiful. Free to go inside and maybe you can say a prayer if you want.
J C — Google review
Both a great tourist attraction and a fully functioning Catholic church (mass is celebrated daily), this is the main cathedral in the city of Salta. Not old, for European standards, it was built in the mid 1800s, it still boasts a richly decorated interior full of altars and religious art (paintings, statues and a wonderfully fresco painted ceiling). The cloister next door is small and not breathtaking, but still worth to see when visiting the cathedral.
Niccolo' B — Google review
Impressive example of decorative art. This building though is fairly recent. The atmosphere is cozy. The church has many security guards who are very helpful may you need assistance. It is a great place to pray or simply to admire the many different artifacts and sculptures.
Damien F — Google review
Historic Church. As an architect specialist in church architecture is a must. The main altar is unique.
David ( — Google review
Impressive cathedral, mass is celebrated everyday.
Eric S — Google review
The heart of Salta. We witnessed a religious festival and the atmosphere was spectacular. And what a beautiful church, elaborate decor inside, full of life.
Dan M — Google review
Like the architecture! Nice place for tourist. A place full of art
Jennifer S — Google review
This is a must stop and see if you are anywhere close. Magnificent church with the public square in front.
Mark R — Google review
Beautiful!!!
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España 558, A4400 Salta, Argentina
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History Museum of the North
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Historical place museum
History Museums
The History Museum of the North is a restored government building from the 1700s located in Salta Province, Argentina. It showcases exhibits about the region's colonial and revolutionary history through various items such as art, archaeological artifacts, and religious objects from different eras. The neo-colonial architecture of the building along with its inner patio adds to its beauty. However, English explanations are not available and photography inside is prohibited.
El Cabildo de Salta no hay que dejar de visitar. Es enorme comparado al de Buenos Aires. Historia y actualidad para aprender. Es gratuito. Conviene ir temprano. Respetar sugerencia de recorrido y leer todos los carteles indicativos y explicativos.(Translated by Google)The Cabildo de Salta is not to be missed. It is huge compared to Buenos Aires. History and current events to learn. Is free. It is better to go early. Respect suggested route and read all indicative and explanatory signs.
Analia M — Google review
Beautifull building and interesting setup. However there is not a lot in English. Which for tourists is a bit of a shame. Even without it, it is still worth visiting. No entrance fee by the way.
Jip J — Google review
Hermoso lugar para conocer más sobre la historia de nuestro país y su culturaMuy bien cuidado y limpio. Posee inclusive baños.Su entrada es libre y gratuita lo cual lo hace un paseo obligado para el que vista la zona.Posee muchas salas, cada una con objetos de valor históricoRecomendado para ir en familia y con niños.(Translated by Google)Beautiful place to learn more about the history of our country and its cultureVery well kept and clean. It even has bathrooms.Its entrance is free and free, which makes it an obligatory walk for those who visit the area.It has many rooms, each with objects of historical value.Recommended to go with family and children.
Cristian C — Google review
Beautiful museum! Helped me to understand the history of Salta and northern argentina!!Definitely recommend.
Daniel B — Google review
Es gratuito, tiene mucha informacion si uno quiere leer. Hermoso el patio hacia adentro y la galeria de arriba, con una muy linda vista.Tienen una seccion destinada al yaguarete.Tienen baños.Le falta un poco de mantenimiento a algunas obras.(Translated by Google)It's free, has a lot of information if you want to read. The patio inwards and the gallery above are beautiful, with a very nice view.They have a section for the jaguar.They have bathrooms.It lacks a little maintenance to some works.
Luli B — Google review
Quite interesting items to see here. There is no information in English, which makes it a bit challenging. It is free.
Simon B — Google review
Excellent museum. Free of charge which is excellent considering how good it is. Takes about 1hr to go around.
Aidan — Google review
A nice museum with very interesting items (art, archiological, religous etc.) from different eras in the history of Salta Province. The building and the inner patio are beautiful. No explanations in english, though. (taking pics inside the museum is not allowed)
Shirley K — Google review
It was pretty good. I really liked it
Jenn — Google review
Wonderful! Very polite an helpful staff, special thanks to Wildo Alvarez!
Vainessa S — Google review
No English translations here, but a nice museum with a great inner courtyard. Enjoy the views from the balcony.
Ashley D — Google review
Great historical place, full of interesting details and valuable objects from the independence war. Some explanations should be expanded.
Sebastian V — Google review
Very interesting! Needs English signs and explanations tho so that everyone can know what they’re looking at!
Gabriella D — Google review
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Caseros 549, A4400 Salta, Argentina
+54 387 421-5340
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July 9th Square
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State park
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Plaza 9 de Julio, located in Salta, Argentina, is a public space that commemorates the country's independence day. It is characterized by its lush green trees and colorful flowers that adorn the surroundings. The plaza holds historical significance as it is surrounded by numerous notable buildings, including the Catedral de Salta where General Juan Antonio Alvarez's remains are kept. Additionally, visitors can enjoy various coffee shops and restaurants with excellent views of the cathedral.
Nice plaza to eat some food and chill with a cold beer. It can be busy though at times.
Daw G — Google review
Small square with monument in center and with water tap. Not much information available about the monument. On one side is the church and museum. Place is popular with locals. There are plenty of benches to sit. It's nice in evening
Alka S — Google review
You have coffee shop and restaurants all round the main square with a marvellous view of the cathedral
Ramiro A — Google review
Crazy fun experience of being at this plaza to celebrate the Argentina win of the World Cup 2022!!
Sammm N — Google review
Lively place. Full of people until very late at night. Excellent to just sit enjoy and relax. Often there are traditional dancers offering a show. Surrounded by shops and restaurants.
Ken S — Google review
Pretty nice place, great place to go to to exchange dollars for pesos.
Dale M — Google review
Currently it's been remodeling. However it's the best spot to check if you're lost.
Ana ( — Google review
Very cool place with nice statues and very impressive building around.
Gavin M — Google review
Lomo beef sandwich is fantastic and very large, for 2 people, crispy fries, we were received very friendly, nice place with different environments
Vilma A — Google review
Full of energy and life this place.
Abid J — Google review
Lots to see and do - Adobe restaurant and the Mummies were highlights!
Brian W — Google review
One of the better squares in Salta. Impressive architecture surrounding the square together with plenty of options to eat and drink. Souvenir shops and stalls. Stunning cathedral on one corner.
Lewis M — Google review
A big beautiful plaza with a lot of trees and places town sit. Looks and feels different at different hours of the day (and night). The buildings surrounding it are very beautiful. If you visit Salta - don't miss this plaza.
Shirley K — Google review
City centre and tou find many restaurants and attractions in walkable distance.
Dawood K — Google review
Great plaza and a once in a life time experience of being in Salta when Argentina won the mundial 2022. Loved the energy and excitement of this place!
Acrotravels A — Google review
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IGLESIA Y MUSEO SAN FRANCISCO
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Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Basílica de San Francisco is a large, imposing colonial-style Catholic church and National Historical Monument. The striking red, white and gold color scheme is memorable, as is the 173-foot (53m) bell tower. Saint Francis is often associated with Salta, so it's no surprise this church stands out.
So colorful and beautiful inside. They are 3 churches like this near the square. All are beautiful. Free to go inside and maybe you can say a prayer if you want.
J C — Google review
Not as rich and fancy as other basilicas but from the outside it does look beautiful. Also, some stuff inside look a little creepy and scary. Seems like they didn't have enough budget to create something better
Ekaterine ( — Google review
Impresionante pieza de la historia argentina. Altamente recomendable la visita guiada con la subida a la torre campanil. La guía una genia. Depende el día y el horario hay más o menos espera. Tienen un WhatsApp para comunicarse y te atienden rápido(Translated by Google)Impressive piece of Argentine history. The guided tour with the climb to the bell tower is highly recommended. The guide is a genius. Depending on the day and time, there is more or less waiting. They have a WhatsApp to communicate and they serve you quickly
Hernan P — Google review
Amazing!!! I absolutely recommend doing the guided visit (only ARS 4000 for foreigners at the time of this post). So much history involved since the foundation of Salta.Visits start every hour on the hour and last about 45 min., cash or transfer available. Be ready to climb to the campanil.
Pierre C — Google review
La Basílica San Francisco en Salta es como un viaje en el tiempo. Construida hace siglos, es como un museo viviente lleno de secretos históricos y detalles asombrosos. Desde su fachada hasta su interior, te sumerges en la historia colonial de Argentina. Es un lugar genial para explorar y capturar fotos increíbles.Emanuel, su guia vespertino es muy amable y un gran anfitrión.Por la tarde las visitas comienzan a las 5, comenzando por el convento y siguiendo por la iglesia.Y si, visitas el campanil, que tiene 110 escalones, pero no te preocupes, lo subis sin problemas.(Translated by Google)The Basilica San Francisco in Salta is like a trip back in time. Built centuries ago, it is like a living museum full of historical secrets and amazing details. From its façade to its interior, you immerse yourself in the colonial history of Argentina. It's a great place to explore and capture amazing photos.Emanuel, your evening guide, is very friendly and a great host.In the afternoon the visits begin at 5, starting with the convent and continuing through the church.And yes, you visit the bell tower, which has 110 steps, but don't worry, you can climb it without problems.
Yanina B — Google review
Beautiful place! Free entry (apart from the next door museum) but a lovely place
Gabriella D — Google review
Beautiful church. Very well decorated. Wonderful ceilings and sculpture. This is well maintained and clean with a nice nativity scene. There is also the little baby Jesus blessed by the Pope. We recommend to spend 30 minutes in this church.
Damien F — Google review
Hicimos la visita guiada, es extensa pero el guía es muy atento y te pasea por todas las instalaciones, además explica y narra excelentemente la historia del lugar. El lugar en si es muy lindo y bien mantenido. Ejemplar de como deben ser tratados los lugares históricos nacionales.(Translated by Google)We took the guided tour, it is extensive but the guide is very attentive and walks you through all the facilities, he also explains and narrates the history of the place excellently. The place itself is very nice and well maintained. Exemplary of how national historic places should be treated.
Julian A — Google review
The most notable thing about the Minor Basilica and Convent of San Francisco is actually its bell tower, which at a height of 54 meters is the tallest of all South America. The whole exterior of this church looks stunning, especially when its rich red color contrasts against the blue skies of Salta. Unfortunately the exterior is not as well kept as it would deserve and you can see paint and stucco falling off from the walls here and there, also at the base of the bell tower. The price to visit the museum, at under 2 USD, is very reasonable and absolutely worth it, especially if you are fit enough to climb the stairs inside the bell tower. Alternatively, it is also very beautiful at night, when it is really nicely illuminated.
Niccolo' B — Google review
Muy linda e imponente. No tuve oportunidad de entrar pero por fuera se encuentra muy bien mantenida, conservada y limpia.De noche con la iluminación queda hermosa y le da un toque distinto a esa parte de la ciudad.(Translated by Google)Very pretty and impressive. I didn't have the opportunity to go in but on the outside it is very well maintained, preserved and clean.At night with the lighting it looks beautiful and gives a different touch to that part of the city.
David R — Google review
The visit worth every penny... The tour, the explanations, the passion explaining every single detail and the empathy, the smile….. Jazmín was the best guide!!! You will explore the whole Basilica, from the architecture, their story; to the Franciscan order and their influence, work and help with the aborigines. You will learn about architecture, history, Franciscan philosophy, aborigines, and more. And also you can buy gifts made from the order.
Leo P — Google review
Hermoso lugar!!La verdad fui sin esperanzas, no sabia que tanto me iba a poder mostrar de san francisco porque ya conocía su historia pero me termino sorprendiendo🙏🏼Nos contó tanto historia de Salta como historia argentina y cómo afectó todo a los frailes. Hermoso tour, el tiempo justo, el guía un divino, se notaba que le interesaba genuinamente lo que le contaba y pudimos disfrutar mucho. Mil graciass(Translated by Google)Beautiful place!!The truth is I was hopeless, I didn't know how much San Francisco would be able to show me because I already knew its history but it ended up surprising me🙏🏼He told us both the history of Salta and Argentine history and how everything affected the friars. Beautiful tour, just the right amount of time, the guide was divine, you could tell that he was genuinely interested in what I was telling him and we were able to enjoy it a lot. Thank you very much
Camila G — Google review
A beautiful building both inside and outside! We were told there was an English tour in the afternoon - but when we turned up we were told it was only in Spanish. For 1000 pesos it was still worth doing to see the inside courtyard and up to the top of the tower.
Ashley D — Google review
Para quienes gusten del arte arquitectónico, un excelente lugar de visita, su exterior como su decoración interior, impresionante, la misma cuenta con una visita guiada que sale cada 30 min y tiene una duración de 1 hora, hoy cuesta alrededor de 3000$, tiene visita a los pasadizos y a su torre con un guía que les va relatando la historia, en un momento tenía un recorrido 3D y degustación de vinos pero no al momento.Tiene a la única virgen María embarazada del país(Translated by Google)For those who like architectural art, an excellent place to visit, its exterior as well as its interior decoration, impressive, it has a guided tour that leaves every 30 minutes and lasts 1 hour, today it costs around $3000, it has visit the passageways and its tower with a guide who tells you the story, at one point I had a 3D tour and wine tasting but not at the moment.It has the only pregnant Virgin Mary in the country
Anita L — Google review
Really nice church, especially seen from the outside.
Andrea C — Google review
Realice la guiada, adentro está muy buena, su valor es de 3000 (varía si sos jubilado, estudiante o menos de edad), el personal muy capacitado, impecable. Lamentablemente no es apto para silla de ruedas, o si la primera parte pero ya en la segunda parte ya para subir a la torre no es posible, son 109 escalones para subir al campanario, es entienden por el lugar histórico que es.Nos tocó el honor de estar con una gran guía Noelia, que explico todo con detalles.Volvería de nuevo(Translated by Google)Take the guided tour, inside it is very good, its value is 3000 (it varies if you are retired, a student or underage), the staff is very trained, impeccable. Unfortunately it is not suitable for wheelchairs, or if the first part but already in the second part to climb the tower is not possible, there are 109 steps to climb the bell tower, it is understandable because of the historical place that it is.We had the honor of being with a great guide Noelia, who explained everything in detail.I would come back again
Juli L — Google review
Beautiful church. The lighting at night makes it look even more magical!
Albrecht C — Google review
Llegué a este lugar por referencia de un enólogo que encontré en el camino. Yo hospedada enfrente nunca imaginé encontrar esa magia en ese patio. Recomiendo como entrada los hongos con queso azul y panceta. Amé cenar ahí mirando la cúpula iluminada de la igleisa.(Translated by Google)I came to this place by reference from a winemaker I met along the way. Staying opposite I never imagined finding that magic in that patio. I recommend the mushrooms with blue cheese and bacon as a starter. I loved having dinner there looking at the illuminated dome of the church.
Elizabeth V — Google review
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Córdoba 15, A4400 Salta, Argentina
+54 387 512-4311
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Teleférico San Bernardo
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Gondola lift station
Transportation
Tramways
The Teleférico San Bernardo offers a scenic view of the city from the top of its 1 kilometer ascent. Taking the gondola up is an easy option, or you can also walk the steps down to enjoy stunning views of Buenos Aires.
Splendid view of the city. Just buy the way up as you can easily walk down through the forrest path on your way down.
Ludovic S — Google review
Very nice ride up the gondola, $6.25 USD per person at current market rate. Beautiful palm trees and walks, garden and view at the top. Also the option to walk up or down but it is pretty long. Water feature wasn't working which is too bad. There is a generic touristy restaurant and a highly rated resuarant but it's closed Monday and tuesday
Nick S — Google review
I think the attendant should get more involved in moving the crowd into the cars. There was a fairly long line and some folks were going up only two at a time, when the cars could carry at least four individuals. It made things unnecessarily slow.
Sergio R — Google review
When visiting Salta this one should be on your list , One gets a good panoramic view of the city and the surrounding area, The travel up and down the hill is quite fun, A small coffee shop to enjoy a drink and take in the view before the short return trip ,The cost is 2200 pesos per person
Yuval K — Google review
If you have time and it's a nice sunny day it's worth going up. It's not a must do in the city, but it is nice.
Ashley D — Google review
Teleférico San Bernardo is the station for the aerial tramway to the top of the hill.You can get the talk just walk-in, price is S.500 for a return trip, and usually there is queue for the ticket, but usually only took less than 10 mins.As each of the car is for 4 person, staffs may put you with other people together if you only have 2. However, if the queue is short, you may request to have a private car, staffs are friendly and usually ok to do so.After 10 mins will take you to the top of the hill, and the view is very nice in between
Brett K — Google review
Walking up or down is a nice option, views are reasonable if not overly impressive (there are a lot of trees obscuring the views) - definitely worth it if you have some time free.
Stuart T — Google review
Great experience to travel up in a cable car. Very cheap.
H Z — Google review
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Av. San Martín 4400, A4400 Salta, Argentina
+54 387 431-0641
I'll never travel to Asuncion without this trip planner again
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San Bernardo's Hill
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Nature & Parks
Hiking area
Mountains
San Bernardo's Hill, also known as Cerro San Bernardo, is a popular spot in Salta for outdoor activities and relaxation. It offers stunning panoramic views of the city from its summit, which can be reached by climbing over 1,000 steps or taking a cable car from Parque San Martin. At the top, visitors can enjoy a restaurant with gourmet dining options and explore beautiful gardens.
I hiked to the top of the hill. The trail up is really well-maintained and is stairs most of the way. Wonderful view from the top. I hiked up in the early morning hours and the trail is lit most of the way and I felt very safe.
Philip F — Google review
I walked up and down twice. The stairs are uneven and can get slippery in the rain, they are also very dark at night (bring a flashlight). But there were lots of people, even at night. at the top there is a restaurant open for lunch and it's pretty good. Great views of the city.
Bry — Google review
We took the cable car up on the hill and walked down , the perfect attraction for the day, walk 1030 steps if you like .Beautiful and peaceful and lot of different trees and flowers and birds to see , even a little restaurant.
Janka D — Google review
Do it on a clear sunny day. We went first on the funicular on a cloudy day. Then we walked up on a sunny day and the view was so worth it. It’s about 45 mins up - walking up lots of stone steps - but it’s worth it. There’s a cafe at the top.
Sarah R — Google review
Take the lift to the top and enjoy the view of SaltaThen you can easily walk down through the green hills 😀
Vasilis K — Google review
Must visit for anyone coming to Salta. Late afternoon can have sun in eyes but is still a good time to visit. The queue for the cable car can be about 30 minutes but worth it.
Jeremy M — Google review
For something to do the cable guys is a great option. Not alot at the top and be prepared to queue to come back down.
Sabrina G — Google review
Top of the line/Beautiful picture's can be taken from the top and going down the cable car.
Marcel S — Google review
At first I had a doubt wether it's worth it or not but I definitely recommend coming here if you have extra 1-2 hours. The upper area has amazing view on Salta and it's a very cozy and green area where you will find not so many choices to sit but there are some benches. Some people have no respect and sit at the places where people want to take pictures so that can be annoying. There is also some cafe but I didn't go there. The round trip costs 2200 pesos per person.
Ekaterine ( — Google review
The experience was quite good.You will have to purchase tickets. It costs around 2200 pesos per person in the month of May 2023. It can increase depending upon inflation.Please keep your tickets with you till you return back from hills. You will need it while returning as well.You will have to wait in a long queue to purchase tickets and onboard the cable car.Wait time will be higher during return if you want to return at the closing hour at night around 7:30 PM. We had to wait in a queue for 1 hour while returning.
Vaibhav K — Google review
Very nice place for sunset and just to spend evening or whole day. Very nice view to city. A lot of people there have relax and fun. Very recommend this place, at least, sunset time and one hour before sunset. Take a smoothy with cheescake in cafeteria and relax.
Andrejs K — Google review
Good hike! There are stairs beginning next to the Anthropological Museum. You can choose the same way to go back down ir take the road to descend, with better views of the city. Bear in mind you'll end up in a different neighbourhood, though (around 500m behind the bus station)
La P — Google review
Absolutely amazing views! A must see for anyone visiting!
Brian W — Google review
This trip was disappointing there did not advise prior that the water features were not in operation which was my primary reason to go up there again. There is a restaurant up top which we didn't go to but the bar/cafe was nice with a great view for a sunset
Dan W — Google review
Not very interesting, you have to climb a lot of stairs during around 1 hour, or take the telepheric. At the top, you don't have a 360 view panorama , but you can only see the city. No park to chill, and a fake waterfall. But there are sports installations and public toilets, and a restaurant.
Auré G — Google review
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Cam. Cerro San Bernardo, A4400 Salta, Argentina
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Dique La Cienaga
$$$$affordable
Weir
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
If you come this way do not miss their pejerrey souffle is so worth it.
Carlos M — Google review
Amazing!!
Mari A — Google review
Ok
LUCIANA M — Google review
(Translated by Google) A summer and winter ride alike. Spectacular views and a lot of tranquility.Around the dam you can find restaurants and balconies with tables and chairs to drink some mate and spend the afternoon on the shore of the dam.You can also do some water sports, such as kayaking and rowing.(Original)Un paseo de verano e invierno por igual. Vistas espectaculares y mucha tranquilidad.Al rededor del dique se pueden encontrar locales de gastronomía y balcones con mesas y sillas para tomar unos mates y pasar la tarde sobre la orilla del dique.También se pueden realizar algunos deportes acuáticos, como kayak y remo.
Alejandro M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to walk, rest, listen to music, an unmissable place in Carmen Jujuy If you come to visit... Bathrooms, hot water, business, food, everything one may need... Little signal with Staff...(Original)Hermoso lugar para pasear descansar escuchar música, un lugar imperdible del Carmen jujuy Si venís de visita.... Baños agua caliente negocios comida todo lo que uno puede necesitar... Poca señal con Personal..
Pablo Q — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent place. Very clean, with options very appropriate to the place. It has both public and paid places. Different activities to enjoy with the family. The cabins around, quite accessible. The restaurants 👌 excellent. The only thing missing is adding games for children because it is very busy for families!(Original)Excelente lugar. Muy limpio, con opciones muy acorde al lugar. Tiene lugares tanto públicos como pagos. Diferentes actividades para disfrutar en familia. Las cabañas alrededor, bastante accesibles. Los restaurants 👌 excelentes. Lo único que le faltaría es agregar juegos para niños xq es muy concurrido x familias!
Laura B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to do various activities in the water 💧 walk and enjoy a spectacular day, the place has bathrooms and you can shop and eat on site, rent boats and enjoy nature, flora and fauna.(Original)Hermoso lugar para hacer varias actividades en el agua 💧 pasear y disfrutar de un día espectacular, el lugar cuenta con baños y poder comprar y comer en el sitio, alquilar botes y disfrutar de la Naturaleza flora y fauna .
Rosana V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful dam, in its surroundings there are restaurants, camping, shady seats and viewpoints, inns. You can do nautical activities. We should take better care of it and encourage visitors not to leave trash.(Original)Hermoso dique, a sus alrededores hay restaurantes, camping, ascientos y miradores con sombra, hosterías. Podes hacer actividades náuticas. Deberíamos cuidarlo más e incentivar a los visitantes a no dejar basura.
Nahuel D — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. Don't miss out on turning around. The viewpoint is nice but not to stay. On the opposite side there is camping, kiosks, restaurants, clubs, boats, kayaks. A very nice public place. Quite a bit left over. All very nice and very careful. I haven't seen public bathrooms.(Original)Muy hermoso lugar. No te quedes sin dar la vuelta. El mirador es lindo pero no para quedarse. Del lado de enfrente hay camping, Kioscos, restaurantes, clubes, botes, kayaks. Un lugar público muy lindo. Bastante sobra. Todo muy lindo y muy cuidado. No he visto baños públicos.
Tani B — Google review
(Translated by Google) IT IS A VERY QUIET PLACE SPECIAL TO REST OR TAKE SOME MATE OR ALSO TO DO SPORTS LIKE RUNNING WITH THE WONDERFUL VIEW IT HAS. I PARTICULARLY ALWAYS GO RUN OR I GO BY BICYCLE FROM THE CITY.(Original)ES UN LUGAR MUY TRANQUILO ESPECIAL PARA DESCANSAR O TOMAR UNOS MATES O TAMBIÉN PARA HACER DEPORTE COMO CORRER CON LA MARAVILLOSA VISTA QUE TIENE. YO PARTICULARMENTE SIEMPRE VOY A CORRER O VOY EN BICICLETA DESDE LA CIUDAD.
Adela S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place; ideal for a picnic, there are public areas and paid areas, it is easy to go by taxi or bus, but don't forget to take the last return bus that passes at 7:00 p.m.(Original)Hermoso lugar; ideal para hacer picnic, hay zonas públicas y zonas pagas, hay facilidad de ir en taxi o en colectivo, eso sí no hay que olvidar tomar el último colectivo de regreso que pasa a las 19hs
VV Z — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice place, it is not populated yet, it remains to be finished developing.(Original)Muy lindo lugar, no está poblado aún, resta terminarse de desarrollar.
Claudia D — Google review
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El Carmen, Jujuy, Argentina
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Talita kum
Travel agency
Tours
City Tours
Day Trips
(Translated by Google) Excellent!! The service was very good, we didn't have any problems, everything was done as planned. A special paragraph for Mauro, exquisite attention and a great person. All very, very good!!! To recommend .(Original)Excelente!! El servicio muy bueno, no tuvimos ningún problema, se cumplió todo lo previsto. Un párrafo especial para Mauro, una atención exquisita y una gran persona . Todo muy pero muy bueno!!! Para recomendar .
Héctor M — Google review
(Translated by Google) We took a service, but unfortunately our money (300 euros) which was debited as a "deposit" we never received it. I am still waiting for my money since August 2022 in Jujuy, Argentina.(Original)Nous avons pris un service, mais malheureusem*nt notre argent (300 euros) qui a était débité comme "caution" jamais nous l'avons reçu. J'attends toujours mon argent depuis août 2022 à Jujuy, Argentine.
[P-2023]ELIAS M — Google review
(Translated by Google) The experience with Talita kum, with Mauro, was exceptional. He very kindly took us on the contracted excursions, giving us a lot of information about the different places and with great patience he waited for us at each place. Recommended 100 x 100!!!! We will be back!!! Everything in Jujuy is very nice!(Original)La experiencia con Talita kum, con Mauro, fue excepcional. Muy amablemente nos llevó a las excursiones contratadas brindándonos mucha información de los distintos lugares y con mucha paciencia nos espero en cada lugar. Recomendable 100 x 100!!!! Volveremos!!! Muy lindo todo Jujuy!
Claudia F — Google review
(Translated by Google) He gave me a price, he gave me a discount if I paid it right away, I did it, well in advance and when the time came he told me that he was wrong, and he told me on the way to the ride, when I asked him if I canceled he was going to give me the money back. , told me that he would discount the distance from the trip we took while we were talking about this. Not serious, a bad experience, this happened with the guide Mauro Peralta, who from what I see was rated 5 stars. I do not recommend it.(Original)Me pasó un precio, me hacia descuento si lo pagaba enseguida, lo hice, con mucha anticipación y cuando llego el momento me dijo que se equivoco, y me lo dijo en camino al paseo, cuando le pregunté si cancelaba me iba a devolver el dinero, me dijo que descontaría el trayecto del viaje que hicimos mientras íbamos hablando de esto. Poco serio, una mala experiencia, esto sucedió con el guía Mauro Peralta, que por lo que veo se calificó con 5 estrellas. No lo recomiendo.
Stella F — Google review
(Translated by Google) After three days of writing on WhatsApp, I gave up on wanting to hire the service. The first time they answered me that they were going to check availability, I waited and nothing. I wrote again two days in a row and nothing. They should improve communication. Or at least respond by saying No.(Original)Luego de tres días de escribir por WhatsApp, desisti en querer contratar el servicio. La primera vez me respondieron que iban a chequear disponibilidad quedé a la espera y nada. Volví a escribir dos días seguidos y nada. Deberían mejorar la comunicación. O al menos responder diciendo que No.
Flavia O — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent attention ! impeccable OKM cars 👌. The transfers were always punctual by Mr. Mauro...he was very cordial, patient and kind, on our excursions... Super recommended...(Original)Excelente atención ! coches impecables OKM 👌. Los traslados siempre puntuales por el Sr. Mauro …fue muy cordial ,paciente y amable , en nuestras excursiones… Súper recomendable…
Monica V — Google review
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Cnel. Arenas 455, Y4603 El Carmen, Jujuy, Argentina
+54 388 503-6405
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Termas del Río Jordán
Nature & Parks
Farmstay
Hiking guide
Hot Springs & Geysers
Bodies of Water
Imprrdible
Victor N — Google review
(Translated by Google) One of the best trekking!I really appreciate that only local guides can accompany you. They take care of the place, more than anyone.The descent to the hot springs was 2 hours and 3 hours up. It is really hard but not impossible.They are prepared for rescue.In my case the guide was Patricia, and I recommend her for her experience and love for the place.(Original)De los mejores trekking!Valoro mucho que sólo los guías locales puedan acompañarte. Ellos cuidan el lugar, más que nadie.La bajada a las termas fue de 2 horas y 3 en subida. Es realmente duro pero no imposible.Están preparados para el rescate.En mi caso la guía fue Patricia, y la recomiendo por su experiencia y amor por el lugar.
Tatiana M — Google review
(Translated by Google) We loved it. We encouraged ourselves to go the same despite the rain. The path is not difficult but it is long and at the end there is a significant descent. Just when we got to the entrance it stopped raining. The walk was very bearable because it was cloudy. If it is sunny they need to carry a lot of water. I suggest you bring some Crocs or shoes to put in the water in your backpack because the bottom has algae and you can walk well on the stones. The thermal water is divine(Original)Nos encantó. Nos animamos a ir igual a pesar de la lluvia. El camino no presenta dificultad pero es largo y al final hay una bajada importante. Justo cuando llegamos a la entrada paró de llover. La caminata se hizo muy llevadera porque estaba nublado. Si hay sol necesitan llevar mucha agua. Les sugiero llevar unas crocs o zapato para meter al agua en la mochila porque el fondo tiene algas y podes caminar bien x las piedras. El agua termal está divina
Adriana B — Google review
(Translated by Google) The hot springs are really beautiful, you can only do it with a guide from the area, they carry out controls and fine if you go with one.The walk is not intense, if you are used to walking or hiking. We leave first thing in the morning, which is the best, and we get to the hot springs first, we manage to have them without people.Advice to stay the night in San Francisco to visit its surroundings.Travel by van if possible.(Original)Las termas son realmente preciosas, se puede solamente hacerlo con guía de la zona, te realizan controles y multan sino vas con uno.La caminata no es intensa, si estas acostumbrado a caminar o hacer senderismo. Salimos a primera hora que es lo mejor y llegamos primeros a las termas conseguimos tenerlas sin gente.Consejo quedarse a dormir en San Francisco para visitar sus alrededores.Viajar en camioneta de ser posible.
Tatiana B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible natural place that is accessed after an easy walk (one way, down). The hot springs are beautiful, as seen in the photos. The water is lukewarm. The characteristic sulfur smell demonstrates the mineral properties of the water. The first part of the return, approximately 1/4 of the way (nice climb) is to be done slowly. Totally recommended!!! Worth the effort!(Original)Increíble lugar natural al que se accede luego de una caminata fácil (de ida, en bajada). Las termas son hermosas, tal cual se ve en las fotos. El agua es tibia. El olor a azufre característico demuestra las propiedades minerales que tiene el agua. La primera parte del regreso, aproximadamente 1/4 del camino (linda subida) es para hacerla despacio. Totalmente recomendable!!! Vale la pena el esfuerzo!
Romina Z — Google review
(Translated by Google) An incredible place that is reached after a walk with a descent of 600 meters. The beginning is in a place with a lot of shade that can be cool in the morning, but it is advisable to be prepared to get into the water, since it has an excellent temperature. It can only be done with a guide. I did it with @nieves.huanco14, excellent!!!(Original)Un lugar increíble al que se llega después de una caminata con un descenso de 600 metros. El comienzo es por un lugar con mucha sombra que puede resultar fresco a la mañana, pero es recomendable ir preparado para meterse al agua, dado que tiene una excelente temperatura. Sólo se puede hacer con guía. Lo hice con @nieves.huanco14, excelente!!!
Hector C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice! Just like the photos. The road is long but for a person in moderate physical condition it is not something so terrible. We made the return trip uphill in less than two hours. The only problem was finding a guide. Because no one responded to us, or they responded and said they were complete or they hung up on us. And it was low season and a weekday. The guide who attended to us and was very attentive was Elida. It is the last guide on the list. Totally recommended and responds as it should.(Original)Muy lindas! Tal cual las fotos. El camino es largo pero para una persona medianamente en estado físico no es algo tan terrible. La vuelta, en subida la hicimos en menos de dos horas. El único problema fue encontrar un guía. Porque nadie nos respondía, o nos respondían y decían que estaban completos o nos colgaron. Y eso que era temporada baja y un día de semana. La guía que nos atendió y fue muy atenta fue Elida. Es la última guía de la lista. Totalmente recomendable y te responde como debe ser.
Santiago G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very pretty. I recommend the guide Martina. Talk to me privately and I'll pass on your phone number. It seems like it has to be done with a guide yes or yes. The trail is well marked. You have to bring food because if you do the tour with it it takes approximately 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Martina total cape. The hot springs are very nice, you have to ask them to go back along the river route. You have to book the guided tour in advance.You can only go from June onwards. Because from April to December it is rainy season and the Jordan River rises. Wear mesh and flip flops. And good shoes. Also plenty of water. It's 2 hours round trip and 3 hours back (in theory)(Original)Muy lindo. Recomiendo la guía Martina. Hable me por privado y paso su tel. Medio fiaca que se tenga que hacer con guía si o si. Él sendero está bien marcado. Hay que llevar comida pq si haces el recorrido con ella tardas de 9 a 17hs aprox. Kapa total Martina. Las termas muy lindas, hay que pedir que se vuelva por el recorrido del río. Hay que reservar la guiada previamente.Solo se puede ir a partir de junio. Porque de abril a diciembre es temporada de lluvia y crece el río jordan. Llevar malla y ojotas. Y buenas zapas. También bastante agua. Son 2 horas ida y 3 de vuelta (en teoría)
Fran M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful wild place. It is done on foot. First there is a descent of about 2 hours of intermediate difficulty. You have to wear shoes with good grip.Then 2 hour climb. The water is about 26 degrees.To get there from Ledesma, you have to walk 42 km of slow dirt road.(Original)Hermoso lugar agreste. Se hace caminando, Primero hay una bajada de unas 2 horas de dificultad intermedia. Hay que ir con calzado con buen agarre.Luego subida de 2 horas. El agua está a unos 26 grados.Para llegar desde Ledesma, se hacen 42 km de camino de tierra lento
Romero D — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is quite an experience, it is required to go down with a local guide that is hired that same day or in advance at the San Francisco tourist office. It is recommended to start early because it gets very hot later. You go down in 2 hours, enjoy the hot springs for 1 hour and then go up in 3 hours. The climb is quite steep at the beginning, and it is difficult, but the guides accompany you and tell you not to die trying. It is a highly recommended excursion to do. Bring good hiking shoes and water. Sunscreen and repellent. Light weight in the backpack and patience to climb.(Original)Es toda una experiencia, se requiere bajar con guía local que se contrata ese mismo día o con anticipación en la oficina de turismo de San Francisco. Se recomienda arrancar temprano porque luego hace mucho calor. Se baja en 2 hs, se disfrutan las termas 1 hs y luego se sube en 3 hs. La subida es bastante pronunciada al principio, y cuesta, pero los guias te van acompañando y te indican no morir en el intento. Es una excursión super recomendable para hacer. Llevar buen calzado de caminata y agua. Protector solar y repelente. Poco peso en la mochila y paciencia para subir.
Yan I — Google review
(Translated by Google) A place to enjoy in life that there is only one......With the guides of Patricia and Nieves, an open manual to know everything from the walk to stories of the place. A pleasure(Original)Un lugar a disfrutar en vida que hay una sola......Con las guías de Patricia y Nieves un manual abierto a saber desde la caminata hasta historias del.lugar. Un placer
Mariela G — Google review
(Translated by Google) We went with Runa Tour from Tilcara, we left at 3 in the morning and arrived at 8am. A lot of traveling if you can stay in San Francisco better.The walk downhill takes an hour and a half, two at most, it is not difficult. But the climb is very tiring, up to the middle it is steep and then it becomes flatter. If you are not in physical condition like in my case, approximately every two blocks you have to stop.The hot springs are beautiful, the color is wonderful, they are quite warm, don't expect them to be hot.Bring lots of repellent, lots of water and good footwear (two pairs of socks too).The only BAD thing is to check yourself when you return, because we came back with ticks and we weren't the only ones.(Original)Nosotras fuimos con Runa Tour desde Tilcara, salimos 3 de la mañana y llegamos 8am. Mucho viaje si pueden hospedarse en San Francisco mejor.La caminata en bajada se hace en una hora y media, dos como mucho, no es dificultosa. Pero la subida si es muy desgastante, hasta la mitad es empinada luego se pone más llano. Si no tenes estado fisico como en mi caso, cada dos cuadras aprox tenes que parar.Las termas son preciosas, el color maravilloso, estan bastante templadas, no esperen que esten calientes.Lleven mucho repelente, mucha agua y buen calzado (dos pares de medias también).Lo unico MALO revísense cuando vuelvan, porque volvimos con garrapatas y no fuimos las únicas.
Camila C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful. It wasn't as difficult as they said. If you have to have a little physical condition, if you do some gymnastics it is not required. It's a shame that the guide did not offer us to return via another route, which we later found out that other guides offer it.(Original)Hermoso. No fue tan difícil como lo dijeron. Si hay que tener un poco de estado físico, si haces algo de gimnasia no es exigido. Lástima que la guía no nos ofreció retornar por otro camino, que luego nos enteramos que otros guías lo ofrecen.
Edith B — Google review
(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place! Temperate waters, at 26°C. The path is 2 hours downhill and 3-3.5 hours uphill. The landscape is fascinating. It can be done from June to November. The return along the Jordan River has a more beautiful route(Original)Es un hermoso lugar! Aguas templadas, a 26°C. El camino es de 2 horas en bajada y 3-3.5 hs de subida. El paisaje es fascinante. Se puede hacer de junio a noviembre. El regreso por el cauce del Río Jordán tiene un recorrido más lindo
Caro Y — Google review
(Translated by Google) I took the tour and it is a beautiful place. The return is a little demanding, as it is uphill, but it can be done without problems. If you go on winter vacation, it is advisable to book the excursion in advance as it fills up. It is preferable to go outside of these dates to get a place without problems and enjoy the hot springs more peacefully. Because if there are a lot of people they rush you a bit in doing things. Regarding the price, it is very economical. Being 6 people we paid $2400 each.(Original)Hice el recorrido y es un lugar hermoso. Un poco exigente la vuelta que es en subida pero se puede hacer sin problemas. Si se va en vacaciones de invierno es recomendable reservar con anticipación la excursión ya que se llena. Es preferible ir por fuera de estas fechas para conseguir lugar sin problemas y disfrutar más tranquilos las termas. Ya que si hay mucha gente te apuran un poco en hacer las cosas. Con respecto al precio es muy económico. Siendo 6 personas pagamos $2400 cada uno.
Nicolas P — Google review
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Río San Francisco, San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy, Argentina
+54 9 3886 57-2257
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Calilegua National Park
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National park
Nature & Parks
Hiking area
This protected national park, spanning 76 hectares and established in 1979, boasts breathtaking mountainous landscapes with endangered species of wildlife and diverse flora. The area can be reached via one of the region's picturesque drives. With an impressive biodiversity, visitors can observe over 120 types of mammals including the adorable capuchin monkey as well as more than 300 bird species. Clear pathways throughout the park make it unnecessary to hire a guide though helpful rangers are available for assistance.
My experience there was amazing. I went with my dad (absolutely no hiking/walking on trails experience) and they told us which path to follow for it not to be too tiring. While following the path we were able to recognize some birds and some footprints thanks to some info they had given us in the entrance. Afterwards, we continued with the car through RN83 up till the end of the park and it was amazing. As you get higher and higher you go from mountain to mountain and get into different tipes of jungles... there are no words to describe what you see nor feel there. Therefore, I’m leaving some pictures in this post. But remember that just going there by car and making the RN83 until the end of the park is absolutely worth it (be careful because it is a cornice route)
Maqui B — Google review
I love birding the cloud forest! The views are amazing and bird activity high!
Melissa G — Google review
Wonderfull park.You can take a taxi from Libertador for 100 Pesos to the entrance.Coming back we hitchhiked until the main road back.The paths in the park are very clear, no need for a guide.The rangers are very helpful.
Manu L — Google review
Beautiful national park, especially when you drive up. We did the drive with a small car. You do not need a guide for the hikes, easy to do by yourself. A (paid) guide is nice if you want extra information during your hike.
S — Google review
Very green and beautiful nature. Look out for bugs as they are quite nasty here!
Karl T — Google review
beautiful roads and views
Ron E — Google review
If you're in the area the park is ok for an hour walk or two. However there are not many walking tracks and of those tracks a few of the main ones are closed meaning you've not choice but to walk out and back on the same ones. Of those that are closed there are permanent looking barricades and signs which suggests they're prob not reopening anytime soon.
Reece B — Google review
Beautiful , unique but with few trails
Craig C — Google review
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S/Nº, San Lorenzo, Y4514 Calilegua, Jujuy, Argentina
+54 3886 42-2046
I'll never travel to Asuncion without this trip planner again
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El Fogón de los Arrieros
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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
El Fogón de los Arrieros is a renowned art gallery and cultural center that has been an integral part of Resistencia's arts community since 1943. It features an impressive collection of contemporary and classical works from the region and across Argentina, including the celebrated woodcarvings of local artist Juan de Dios Mena. This unique establishment also houses a bar-restaurant that doubles as a museum, showcasing important pieces and sentimental memories linked to the owner's life.
Magic place to visit.Jueves de tango/ Tango to dance on Thursday
Patricia L — Google review
(Translated by Google) Works of great content and impeccable workmanship were presented by the plastic artist Marcelo Totis. The sample was presented by Professor Maria Victoria González.(Original)Obras de gran contenido e impecable factura presentó el artista plástico Marcelo Totis. La muestra fue presentada por la Profesora Maria Victoria González.
Maria M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and unusual place that combines a bar-restaurant that houses a unique museum. The museum is a collection of important pieces and sentimental memories, or those linked to important moments of the owner. It became a meeting place for friends, artists, intellectuals, athletes, bohemians and politicians who left their mark on their family. A must-visit place if you are in the city of Resistencia.(Original)Hermoso e inusual sitio en el se conjugan un bar- restaurante que alberga un museo único. El museo es una recopilación de piezas importantes y de recuerdos sentimentales, o ligados a momentos importantes del propietario. Se convirtió en usina de encuentro de amigos, artistas, intelectuales, deportistas, bohemios y políticos que dejaron su familia impronta. Un lugar obligado de visitar si estás en la ciudad de Resistencia.
Luis G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately it never opened its doors. I phoned and sent emails but got no response. A place of these characteristics cannot afford to be closed in the months in which it can probably be visited, such as January and February. It is underestimating the capacity of the province to receive visits. It could open in the afternoon even if it is and charge a drink. It is a place that houses objects that are part of our history and should not close.(Original)Lamentablemente nunca abrió sus puertas. Llamé por teléfono y envié mails pero no obtuve respuesta. Un lugar de éstas características no puede darse el lujo de estar cerrado en los meses en los que probablemente puede ser visitado como enero y febrero. Es subestimar la capacidad de la provincia para recibir visitas. Podría abrir a la tarde aunque sea y cobrar una consumición. Es un lugar que alberga objetos que son parte de nuestra historia y no debería cerrar.
Javier N — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is essential to visit it if you pass through Resistencia. Germ of the modern culture of this city and "crazy" place. Full of anecdotes. Famous people have visited it from Arturo Frondizi, Arturo Illia, Marcel Marceau. Incredible anecdote from Ariel Ramírez (photo with his socks and dedication). Aldo Boglietti House(Original)Imprescindible visitarlo si pasas por Resistencia. Germen de la cultura moderna de esta ciudad y lugar "loco". Lleno de anécdotas. Personajes célebres lo han visitado desde Arturo Frondizi, Arturo Illia, Marcel Marceau. Increíble anécdota de Ariel Ramírez (foto con sus medias y dedicatoria). Casa de Aldo Boglietti
Ines G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible, 54 years living in this city and having never been there, I was very surprised, it is a magical place. There is art everywhere, all styles, objects, each one with a story. It has many spaces, rooms, it is worth visiting several times because of the amount of things to see and learn. I recommend it, they also have a food service and internal bar. You can search for it on the networks to learn more about its history and the different personalities who have passed through there. A luxury to have a place like this in the city(Original)Increíble, 54 años viviendo en esta ciudad y no haber entrado nunca, quedé muy sorprendido, es un lugar mágico. Hay arte por todos lados, todos los estilos, objetos, cada uno con una historia. Tiene muchos espacios, habitaciones, es para visitarlo varias veces por la cantidad de cosas para ver y aprender. Lo recomiendo, además tienen un servicio de comida y bar interno. Lo pueden buscar en las redes para interiorizarse más de su historia y de las distintas personalidades que han pasado por ahí. Un lujo tener un lugar así en la ciudad
Claudio T — Google review
(Translated by Google) 5:40 p.m., door closed without any sign, we ring the bell and a man with less cool than straight hair answers us, it's $200 per person and nothing is explained.... The truth is it's super cheap, but the energy and the welcome made us desist from entering 😭😭. Ha ! And this until 7 p.m., not 8 p.m. as it says here.(Original)17.40 hs , puerta cerrada sin ningún cartel , tocamos timbre y nos atiende un señor con menos onda que pelo lacio , son $200 por persona y no se explica nada .... La verdad es súper económico ,pero la energía y la bienvenida nos hizo desistir de entrar 😭😭. Ha ! Y este hasta las 19 hs no 20 hs como dice aca
Maria D — Google review
(Translated by Google) The craziest place I've ever seen! It's worth visiting! It's more of a museum than a bar... it's fun and very original!(Original)El lugar más loco que conocí! Vale la pena recorrerlo! Es más un museo que un bar.. es divertido y muy original!
Sandra V — Google review
(Translated by Google) A historical and cultural meeting place. There on his sidewalk rests Fernando our stray dog who had breakfast with the Manager of Banco Nación, had his teeth treated in a dental office and enjoyed the desire of the Social Club for whom they put a chair 🪑 especially.(Original)Un lugar histórico y de encuentro cultural. Alli en su vereda descansa Fernando nuestro perro callejero que desayunaba con el Gerente del Banco Nación, se curaba las muelas en un consultorio odontológico y disfrutaba las ganas del Club Social a quien le ponían una silla 🪑 especialmente.
Alejandra M — Google review
(Translated by Google) We went to a musical show of jazz and other rhythms by EdLopez accompanied by the musicians Bianucci, Mambrin and Kantor. Very good sound.Excellent atention!!(Original)Fuimos a un show musical de jazz y otros ritmos por EdLopez acompañado por los músicos Bianucci, Mambrin y Kantor. Muy buen sonido.Muy buena atención!!
Lia H — Google review
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Almte. Brown 350, H3500AFH Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina
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Costanera Corrientes
Sights & Landmarks
Park
Historic Walking Areas
Great place for family's entertainment
Pierre F — Google review
This ia a really nice place to go for a walk. The sunset is very pretty from this spot.
Veronica A — Google review
A nice peaceful place to walk
Paul K — Google review
Beautiful area and a bit of a tourist destination for Argentineans and Paraguayans. Nice walks and beaches.
Laurie — Google review
Great place. Offers a lot, restaurants, hotels, street food, street vendors. All while having a nice view of the river, access to beaches and several events every weekend. Would be great if the city invested more on maintenance of lights and parks though.
Erick — Google review
Recently and well placed tiles along kilometres of shoreline pavement, nice lamps too.
Stephen C — Google review
Bellisimo!!!
Elvia S — Google review
Usb jzni
Cintia J — Google review
Excellent sightseeing. For a good and relaxing walk.
patprovasi — Google review
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Av. Costanera Gral. San Martín 3400, Corrientes, Argentina
+54 379 447-4702
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Río Pilcomayo National Park
National park
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Protected grassland area with swamp, lagoons & wildlife including alligators & pumas.
Awesome
Book M — Google review
Hbs luque
Belen E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Good place to enjoy nature(Original)Buen lugar para disfrutar la naturaleza
Rene L — Google review
(Translated by Google) Full contact with nature. Beautiful view. Unique birds and sunset sky. At night the starry sky is incredible. You can camp but you have to bring all the equipment and provisions as there is no supply. Bring repellent, there are many mosquitoes at night(Original)Contacto a pleno con la naturaleza. Hermosa vista. Pájaros y cielo de atardecer únicos. Por la noche el cielo estrellado es increíble. Se puede acampar pero hay que llevar todo el equipo y provisión pues no hay proveeduria. Llevar repelente hay muchos mosquitos por la noche
Alejandro R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Nice but not dazzling. A little more care is needed with so much propaganda about dengue. In the pool next to the bathrooms there was a container with water that was a breeding ground for mosquitoes. I didn't even try to go to the bathroom. I got tired of calling the park ranger. to receive information about the place but never came out.The interpretation center was closed(Original)Lindo pero no deslumbrante falta un poco más de cuidado con tanta propaganda sobre el dengue en la pileta al lado de los baños había un tacho con agua que era un criadero de mosquitos ni siquiera hice el intento de ir al baño me cansé de llamar al guardaparque para recibir información a cerca del lugar pero nunca salió.El centro de interpretación estaba cerrado
Osvaldo G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. We couldn't see everything because there were flooded roads and we couldn't get through, but the part we saw is beautiful! We also saw many species of birds, a family of coatis, a tatú bolita and a jaguarundi fleeing from a flock of magpies! The park rangers Gastón and Gabriela (Estero Poi), Oscar and Victor provided us with all the information we needed and we chatted with them many interesting things about National Parks, nature and conservation.I recommend everyone to go and visit this beautiful place.(Original)Hermoso lugar. No pudimos conocer todo porque habían caminos inundados y no se podía pasar, pero la parte que vimos es hermosa! Además avistamos muchísimas especies de aves, una familia de coatíes, un tatú bolita y un yaguarundi huyendo de una bandada de urracas! Los guardaparques Gastón y Gabriela (Estero Poi), Oscar y Victor nos facilitaron toda la info que necesitamos y charlamos con ellos muchas cosas interesantes sobre Parques Nacionales, naturaleza y conservación.Recomiendo a todos que vayan a conocer este bello lugar.
Mily C — Google review
(Translated by Google) The sunsets over the lagoon are spectacular, the camping and recreation area is somewhat neglected and the worst thing is, the bathrooms are dirty and smelly, but apart from these details the place is very nice and is not far from the route and the town of Laguna. Blanca, so it is worth visiting.(Original)Los atardeceres sobre la laguna son espectaculares, la zona de camping y recreo un tanto dejada y lo peor, los baños, sucios y hediondos, pero fuera de estos detalles el lugar es muy lindo y no está lejos de la ruta y la localidad de Laguna Blanca, así que vale la pena visitarlo..
Horacio B — Google review
(Translated by Google) We arrived a little late so we did the 300 m route. There is a place to camp and it is open until 6 p.m.(Original)Llegamos un poco tarde asi que hicimos el recorrido de 300 m. Hay lugar para acampar y está abierto hasta las 18 hs.
Ali S — Google review
(Translated by Google) A Dream Place, for Nature and Wild Lovers, the Río Pilcomayo National Park is highly recommended. The Truth is Magic. If you pass through Formosa don't forget to visit the Park. A beautiful experience.(Original)Un Lugar Soñado, para los Amantes de la Naturaleza y lo salvaje, el Parque Nacional Río Pilcomayo es muy recomendable. La Verdad es Mágico. Si pasas por Formosa no te olvides de visitar el Parque. Una hermosa Experiencia.
Tito T — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful national park next to the border with Paraguay. It has two sectors to explore; Laguna Blanca and Estero Poi, the latter to explore all day with a vehicular path and pedestrian paths. Little visited. Its extensive palm groves stand out.(Original)Bello parque nacional junto a la frontera con Paraguay. Tiene dos sectores para recorrer; Laguna Blanca y Estero Poi, este último para recorrer todo un día con sendero vehicular y senderos peatonales. Poco visitado. Destacan sus extensos palmares.
Felipe O — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscape. The park rangers are very attentive and efficient.(Original)Hermoso paisaje. Muy atentos y eficientes los guardaparques.
Guillermo V — Google review
(Translated by Google) The national park has two entrances, one through the white lagoon, approximately 15 km away. From the city Laguna Blanca, and the one that is most developed by Estero Poi. Approximately 8 km from the city. In Laguna Blanca, if you go by bus, keep in mind that it leaves you on the route, you will have to walk 6 km. There are grills and space to camp there. I don't know how to access the park by car. You walk along trails. Some of them wooden walkways to the water, others in the forest. At the entrance to Estero Epoi there are trails and you can access by car to the Pilcomayo viewpoint, 16 km one way, IMPORTANT TO BRING WATER, FOOD AND YES OR YES REPELLENT AND SUNSCREEN. I REITERATE REPELLENT YES OR YES. Be attentive to the path when walking in the presence of snakes. A good experience.(Original)El parque nacional tiene dos accesos, uno por laguna blanca, aproximadamente a 15 km. De la ciudad laguna blanca, y el que está más desarrollado por Estero Poi. A aproximadamente 8 km de la ciudad. En laguna blanca si vas en colectivo, tener en cuenta que te deja en la ruta, deberás caminar 6 km. Allí hay parrillas y espacio para acampar. No sé accede al parque en auto. Se camina por senderos. Unos de ellos pasarelas de maderas hasta el agua, otros en el bosque. En la entrada de estero epoi hay senderos y se puede acceder en auto hasta el mirador del pilcomayo, 16 km de ida , IMPORTANTE LLEVAR AGUA ALIMENTOS Y SI O SI REPELENTE Y PROTECTOR SOLAR. REITERO REPELENTE SI O SI. Estar atento al camino cuando estén caminando a la presencia de ofidios. Una buena experiencia.
Juan M — Google review
4.4
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P3613 Laguna Blanca, Formosa, Argentina
+54 3718 47-0045
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Fuente de agua danzante de la Costanera Vuelta Fermoza de la CIudad de Formosa
Fountain
Sights & Landmarks
Ok
Juan C — Google review
(Translated by Google) If the bathrooms are kept in good condition I would rate it 5 stars. Nice place to walk, do sports.(Original)Si los baños se mantienen en buen estado lo calificaría con 5 estrellas. Lindo lugar para caminar, hacer deportes.
Carlos S — Google review
Lindisimo
Carlos C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent place!!! At night it is beautiful to go with the family and meet, it is cool a lot of people running, walking, drinking mate. A place that must not be missed. I totally recommend it!!(Original)Excelente lugar!!! De noche es hermoso para ir en familia y conocer, es fresco mucha gente corriendo, paseando, tomando mate. Un lugar q no hay q dejar de visitar. Lo recomiendo totalmente!!
Guillermo C — Google review
Linda
Juan L — Google review
Ok
Miguel C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Clean, safe and pleasant to enjoy with friends and family.(Original)Limpio, seguro y agradable para disfrutar con amigos y familia.
Gabriel R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place for recreation and relaxation.(Original)Hermoso lugar para recreación y relax.
Marcela A — Google review
(Translated by Google) One of the few things a tourist can do in Formosa capital. The waterfront is great, clean, well maintained, with representations of the local fauna, an exotic manger 🤷🏼♂️, and the best, a great fountain with good music all the time. There are public bathrooms, games for the kids and space to rest, run and walk the dog.(Original)Una de las pocas cosas que puede hacer un turista en Formosa capital. La costanera esta bárbara, limpia, bien mantenida, con representaciones de la fauna local, un exótico pesebre 🤷🏼♂️, y lo mejor, una gran fuente con buena música todo el tiempo. Hay baños públicos, juego para los chicos y espacio para descansar, correr y dar la vuelta al perro.
charlypeano1 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place.... I still want to visit it at night and during the holiday season!(Original)Lugar muy hermoso.... Todavía quiero conocerlo por la noche y en época de fiestas!
Omar T — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice place to walk, you have to bring a lot of repellent. During the December holidays, the nativity scene is recreated on a full scale, beautiful, the Costanera is decorated but it is a shame that it cannot be enjoyed in any other way than driving around, you cannot stay anywhere, a shame.(Original)Muy lindo lugar de paseo, hay que llevar mucho repelente. En épocas de fiestas de diciembre se recrea el pesebre a escala real, hermoso, la Costanera se decora pero es una lastima que no se la pueda disfrutar de otra manera más que circulando, no podés quedarte en ningún lado, una lastima.
Norma A — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to enjoy some delicious mates(Original)Hermoso lugar para disfrutar de unos ricos mates
Soledad P — Google review
4.6
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4.5
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Madariaga 22, P3600MJE Formosa, Argentina
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Basílica Nuestra Señora de Itatí
Church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
This an amazing cathederal. It is enormous and beautiful with the stain glass windows. There is a simplicity which represents the place where it was built. There is an openess with people coming and going from every side. It is impressive.
Elaine S — Google review
It's a great architectural artwork in a little town of Corrientes Argentina. I invite people around the world come to visit this church and see it.
Arnaldo D — Google review
Bella
Lida G — Google review
Ok
Martin F — Google review
Bella.
Nilda V — Google review
Amen.
DT A — Google review
EXELENT
Walter M — Google review
Bella
Susana C — Google review
4.7
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4.5
(92)
Av. 25 de Mayo 340, Itatí, Corrientes, Argentina