Tafí del Valle

Set in a landscape that combines jungle and dry valleys, Tafí del Valle offers a variety of experiences to explore local history and relax the body and soul in true rest. Fate invites you to walk or ride through its hills, kayak across La Angostura Dam, enjoy local meals, or simply wander its streets filled with culture and tradition.

Among the must-see attractions of the area are the Jesuit Museum of La Banda, which offers a sensory and immersive experience that allows visitors to explore this historic estate, preserved since 1700; the return to the valley, a walk through the hills where pre-Columbian settlements are located; and the artisan route, a journey through local workshops where you can connect with the valley's spirit through unique handmade pieces.

On the other hand, Tafí del Valle invites you to experience estate tourism, where you can explore the history of the Jesuits and the first families who settled in the area since the 18th century. You can see how the houses and customs from that time are preserved.

Tafí is also the birthplace of traditional festivals like Fiesta del Queso (Cheese Festival), which celebrates this local product with an event that draws thousands of visitors from across the country, and Fiesta del Yerbiao (Yerbiao Festival), which honors an ancestral beverage inherited from the original peoples.