Overview of Salto

Salto is a Uruguayan city located in the north of the country, on the banks of the Uruguay River.

It is known for its hot springs and for being the birthplace of the writer Horacio Quiroga.

Among the tourist attractions are the Termas del Daymán, a complex of swimming pools and thermal services that attract tourists from all over the world, and the Parque del Lago, a green space ideal for walking, playing sports and enjoying nature.

To get to Salto from Montevideo, you can take a bus at Terminal Tres Cruces or a flight from Carrasco International Airport. The city also has a train station that connects with other nearby cities.

Salto's location is strategic, since it is on the border with Argentina and a few kilometers from Brazil. This makes it a city with strong commercial activity and a key point for regional tourism.

Regarding its history, Salto was founded in 1756 and had an important participation in the fight for Uruguayan independence.
In addition, it has been the scene of various conflicts with Argentina over the dispute over the border area. Currently, it is a city in constant growth and development.

See more about the history of Salto

See also information on Montevideo, Argentina y Brasil.