Bodega La Rosa Cafayate

Ruta 40 Cafayate, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, Argentina

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A travel blog entry by sandraunddani

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... pumpevoll vo Lüüt am Morge bis am Mittag, dänn isch gähnende Leere uf dä Strass bis am 5i am Abig und dänn vorallem so um di 21:00-24:00 isch d Stadt wieder pumpevoll... da wird Siesta würkli strikt iighalte und alles macht zuä am Namittag. Däfür isst mer au Znacht erst am 10ni am Abig. Wänn mer am 9i wott go ässä, dänn sitzt mer älei im Resti...
In Salta hani no än Uusflug gmacht nach Cachi, wo biz überflüssig gsii isch. Bin eigentli uf dä Uusflug, will mer diä ...

Incredible mountains and rock formations

A travel blog entry by dixongarnett

... and road all the way to the obelisk, which is a natural column of rock, about 20 km away. We stopped about a hundred times for photos, as every time you came around a corner it looked more and more incredible. We finally got to Cafayate and after a drink in the plaza de mayo, all these towns have a central plaza, we found a really nice place to stay outside town. We had the whole place to ourselves and it has a pool too.  You see some funny things in these towns like donkeys ...

Cafayete - this time the empanadas, good ones

A travel blog entry by commuter

... for helado, pretty much a nightly occupation. We{re tired from the day, walking down this jam-packed pedestrian street in the middle of an industrial city, shop windows full of junk, and I{m cranky, not wanting to be there. So I tried to give myself a head adjustment and looked at the crowds and realized these are all families, these are friends, and they are all pretty happy to be here. They{re just out having a great time, ...

Cafayate - a place we loved!

A travel blog entry by tim_and_nienke

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... El Hornito are without a doubt the best we’ve had in Argentina. Yum! The oven is out on the pavement so you can watch them being made and you can buy them sizzling hot!

On our third day there we hired bikes and explored the beautiful Quebrada de las Conchas. To do this we caught a bus to the furthest view point and then cycled the 47km back into town, stopping at the various sites along the route. The Quebrada is full of ...

Quebrada de las Conchas

A travel blog entry by gandnclub

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... inside, local flute and guitar players demonstrating that, with big tour buses providing an audience now and then.

By the time we were done it was lunchtime, and since we were pretty far from town we decided to continue on to the next town...bad idea...turns out the names on the map aren't towns and when we got to the next one, Alemania, (got us hoping for german food...) ...

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