We will drive to the outskirts of the city where you'll take a short walk to Christ of the Brotherhood. There, you will learn about the Jujuy landscape as you take in the panoramic views from the base of the statue.

We will head back into town to visit the statue of Lola Mora, an argentinian woman known as a pioneer in the art world.

Then, we will go to one of the main parks in Jujuy: Plaza Belgrano, a green place with trees and gardens that provides a pleasant environment for relaxation and recreation.

Then, we will visit the Cabildo of Jujuy, a historical site with cultural significance that you can learn many things about the city.

Then, we will visit the Police History Museum.

Then, we will visit the Catedral, located in the capital of the Jujuy Province in northwest Argentina, which exhibits a colonial architectural style, reflecting its historical significance.

We will continue along Belgrano toward the San Francisco Church, known for its stunning architecture.

Next, we will head to the Lavalle Museum, dedicated to the memory of military leader Juan Gallo Lavalle.

For an even deeper understanding of Jujuy, we will upgrade your experience with an optional tour of the Archeological Museum, where you can see the mummy of Juanita La Doncella.

We will finish the tour with a visit to the Mitre Theatre and a walk along the Promenade des Artisans. You will get dropped at your Jujuy hotel at around noon. Entrance fees, food, drinks, and optional gratuities are at your expense.