Main Square
Pedestrian Street
Gondola in the Distance
Orange Tree’s
Cathedral in Salta
We spent 7 days in Salta, a northeastern city in Argentina. We absolutely loved the beef, especially the lomito sandwiches (steak sandwiches) that go for about 3$ for a foot long. The city was by far the most fast paced we have been so far, no stop signs, very few lights and no lines on the roads, simply a free for all. The first hostel we stayed in we met some really nice locals that took us out downtown twice; once a 7 am finish the other 4:30 (you don’t even go out until 2:30). Lots of fun and pretty much the same as a club in Vancouver other than no cover. The actual city was nice with a park in the centre, the pedestrian only streets were really cool; defiantly reminded us of Granville street. The second hostel we stayed at was a little more boring but still really nice, an old home built in 1900. Now were off to Arica (19th of may) in the morning (a 24 hour bus ride)!
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