Salta & the Andean Northwest
This historic complex in the center of town feels like a rural retreat. It was once a Jesuit estancia and its adobe buildings, more than three centuries old, house tasteful, rustic rooms. One is especially historic, with noble furniture and beamed ceilings. Others have more of a mix and match of furnishings.
Maintenance has gotten a bit loose here but it's still good value and a memorable place to stay. Don't expect modern luxury: it's the character and history you're paying for.
22.58 MILES
The ornate and unusual Museo de Pachamama combines a picturesque collection of indigenous art and artifacts with the sculpture and tapestries of the…
23.66 MILES
On one corner of Santa María's plaza, Museo Arqueológico Eric Boman has a worthwhile collection of ceramics that dates back to the 8th century, plus gold…
0.54 MILES
This is an 18th-century Jesuit chapel, built in 1708 and acquired by the Frías Silva family of Tucumán after the Jesuits’ expulsion. It was expanded in…
5.74 MILES
At pretty El Mollar, at the other end of the valley from Tafí, you can visit the Parque de los Menhires on the plaza, where there is a collection of more…
0.54 MILES
This is an 18th-century Jesuit chapel, built in 1708 and acquired by the Frías Silva family of Tucumán after the Jesuits’ expulsion. It was expanded in…
5.74 MILES
At pretty El Mollar, at the other end of the valley from Tafí, you can visit the Parque de los Menhires on the plaza, where there is a collection of more…
22.58 MILES
The ornate and unusual Museo de Pachamama combines a picturesque collection of indigenous art and artifacts with the sculpture and tapestries of the…
4. Museo Arqueológico Eric Boman
23.66 MILES
On one corner of Santa María's plaza, Museo Arqueológico Eric Boman has a worthwhile collection of ceramics that dates back to the 8th century, plus gold…