Salta la Linda ("Salta the Beautiful") is a city with the best preserved colonial architecture in Argentina.
It is the capital of the province of the same name. The fact that Salta is a city of 500,000 people is easily forgotten when you walk through the center and its quiet, narrow 18th century streets filled with wooden balconies and single-story houses....
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San Bernardo es el nombre de un cerro situado en el noroeste de Argentina, en la Provincia de Salta.
Su cima se eleva a 1.454 metros de altura sobre el nivel del mar. Al pie del cerro, a 1.187 msnm, se encuentra la ciudad de Salta, capital de la provincia. Visto desde la ciudad, el cerro parece tener una altitud de 264 metros.
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Salta Cathedral
The Salta Cathedral stands in front of the central plaza. Around the altar, four large frescos of the gospel writers are not to be missed. Inside there is also a pantheon containing the tombs of many heroes from the War of Independance.This remarkable...
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Basílica Menor y Convento de San Francisco de la Ciudad de Salta, Argentina.
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Monumento Historico Nacional en Salta, Argentina
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San Roque in the Catedral Basilica of Salta
Patron saint of the pets in Salta.
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If one has the chance to go to Salta, you cannot miss visiting “Plaza 9 de Julio” (9th of July Square)...
“Plaza 9 de Julio” (9th of July Square). In this place Hernando de Lerma founded the City of Salta in 1582. The houses that surrounded the square are characterized by their porches.
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Fuente de la Plaza 9 de Julio
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Tasty food, a rich musical tradition and powerful wines, the place should not be missed!!
The best wines and traditional restaurants are around 9th of July Square and in Balcarse St. sitting under an umbrella on Balcarce, a street brimming with snazzy cafes and night spots.A recent night began with young men dressed as gauchos and women in...
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Turism in the Capital City
There are plenty of folklore restaurants where traditional music is performed and danced, and where regional dishes and wines can be tasted. There are also many establishments selling craftsmanship, where the silver, pottery and fabric works stand...
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