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City tour of Salta and its surroundings in its route stands out from the rest of the cities in the country for their Hispanic appearance with bungalows or a single floor, narrow streets and sidewalks, framed in surrounding mountains, historic homes were observed . In itself, the town is charming. Founded in 1582, retains a character colonial architecture framed by hills and is ideal to meet an important part of the history and culture of pa\u00eds. We will start the\u00a0 tour in the main square on July 9, the Convento San Bernardo, the oldest religious building in Salta, with its portal carved by aborigines carob, a jewel of art salte\u00f1o. The San Francisco Church with its tower of 53 meters. high. ; Built in 1796, it combines ornamental details of Baroque styles, academic and neoclassical Italian. The Cathedral with its facade which is framed in a classic Italian style with friezes and cornices really worked. , Where the remains of Gral. Martin Miguel de Guemes, Salta concerning the deeds of Independence and turn the Cabildo where today the Historical Museum of the North. Nearby is the Church of San Francisco, one of the most beautiful North Catholic churches; Built in 1796, it combines ornamental details of Baroque styles, academic and neoclassical Italian.<\/p>\n

Continuing reach the Cerro San Bernardo, at the foot of the hill and presiding over the city, the General Guemes monument carved in stone quarried from the same hill and culminates with the equestrian figure of the hero, cast in bronze stands. It goes through the Catholic University, Rio Vaqueros, Clough Castellanos, Lesser, up to San Lorenzo, picturesque village much appreciated break to enjoy Salta summer holidays<\/a>, located in the so-called sector yungas near the St. Lawrence River, the northwest Lerma Valley, where you can see an interesting landscape and colorful rooms plus attractive houses.<\/p>\n

La Quebrada de San Lorenzo is a place to appreciate is tall vegetation during summer is covered with mist, typical of the area of the Yungas. Return visit the handicraft market of Salta.<\/p>\n

Tourist points of\u00a0Salta<\/h1>\n