Central Square
Plaza 9 de julio, Salta, Argentina
Description:
July 9 Square is the central square of Salta and is surrounded by the most important and beautiful buildings in the city. The square is still the center of public life of the city.
The square was founded in 1582 and named after Independence Day on July 9. The square was built in a beautiful valley and is surrounded by beautiful facades of the oldest buildings in the city.
The square is abundantly planted with plants, including exotic palm trees, also decorated with sculptures. In the middle of the square stands a monument to Juan Antonio Alvarez, which is surrounded by 14 muses representing 14 provinces.
The square is a gathering place for people even at night. You can often hear street musicians here.