Time stands still in Salta, a popular tourist destination in Northwestern Argentina. The city oozes colonial charm and is the best place to experience the Andean and Quechan culture. Soak in the vibes of the city at Plaza 9 De Julio, the city's main square dotted with cafes, restaurants, Spanish colonial architecture, and cobblestone streets. Visit Catedral Basilica de Salta, a neoclassical church known for its vibrant interiors and exteriors. Take a cable car up to Cerro San Bernardo hill for panoramic views of the city. Get an insight into Andean culture and mountain archaeology at the Museo Arqueologia de Alta Montana. The Museum is most famous for preserving mummified Inca children. Visit the wine town of Cafayate just outside of Salta, home to the Torrontés Riojano, the most important Argentinian white wine.