Timeless Tranquility at Convento San Bernardo

The Convento San Bernardo stands as the oldest religious structure in Salta, founded in 1762 by indigenous peoples.

This 16th-century convent, reconstructed in the 1840s, is characterized by its adobe architecture and an intricately carved algarrobo-wood door. Only Carmelite nuns reside within, contributing to its unique atmosphere and cultural significance. Visitors can admire the exterior and taste exquisite pastries made by the nuns.

Historical Highlights

🍰 Nun-Made Pastries: Try delicacies crafted by the Carmelite nuns, a rare treat.

⛪ 18th-Century Door: The entrance features intricate carvings from local craftsmanship.

🕊️ Peaceful Surroundings: Enjoy the serene ambiance of this sacred site.

Open for visits pre-Mass, Convento San Bernardo is a must-see for tourists, families, and individuals interested in history and culture.