Marta Pilar
One of the first permanent markets
The Craft Market is in what was once the family home of Pablo Arias Velásquez in 1533 and the first mill of Salta in 1583. This aristocratic Jesuit family transferred ownership of thick adobe walls in 1760 to undertake educational work they were doing in the northeast, northwest and south of our country. In 1767 King Charles V of Spain made it clear that all property and assets of America and Spain were held by "Secular Boards" and with closed schools, universities etc. The house was owned by a former governor in 1807, bought by another family in 1829 and amended during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
This historic home was one of the first permanent markets in the country and was opened as such in 1968. Here you can find all kinds of handcrafted works such as pottery, basketry, fine silver, nickel, wrought iron, a variety of musical instruments, worked loom ponchos, etc. It is open every day of the year from 9:00 to 21:00. Pegadito is the same as Rock and Restaurant El Rastro with characterized folkloric shows and regional cuisine such as empanadas, tamales, roasts and a variety of salads and desserts. The location is the Artisan Market, other information can be obtained from the Official Website of Salta Tourism residing in Buenos Aires street No. 93.
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