Salta Day Trips: Entry Ticket
Explore authentic Argentina and go on one of the world’s highest train journeys
Immerse yourself in the colonial splendor and Andean drama of Salta, the “Salta la Linda” (Salta the Beautiful) of Argentina’s northwest, where the elegant Plaza 9 de Julio is framed by the rose-pink Catedral Basílica de Salta and the ornate Cabildo with its whitewashed arches and palm trees, while the MAAM (Museum of High Altitude Archaeology) houses the world-famous “Niños de Llullaillaco”—perfectly preserved Inca child mummies discovered on a 6,700 m peak. Ride the legendary Tren a las Nubes (Train to the Clouds) on one of the world’s highest railways to cross the 63-meter Polvorilla viaduct at 4,220 m above sea level, explore the breathtaking Quebrada de las Conchas (Cafayate road) with its red-rock formations and wine valleys producing Torrontés, or simply wander the charming historic center with its peach-colored colonial buildings, lively peñas folklóricas, and the warm, welcoming hospitality of Salteños—all in a city that perfectly balances rich colonial heritage, dramatic Andean scenery, and the proud cultural heart of the Argentine northwest.
Savor spicy empanadas salteñas baked in a wood oven, tender locro stew with chorizo and corn, sweet quesillo cheese with honey, and aromatic Torrontés white wine amid Andean sunsets, colonial plazas, and the unmistakable rhythm of a place where history and highland spirit meet in perfect harmony.
Salta isn’t just a destination—it’s Argentina’s most beautiful fusion of colonial elegance, Andean wonder, and authentic northwestern soul—plan your Salta adventure today!
Explore authentic Argentina and go on one of the world’s highest train journeys