El Bordo de las Lanzas, was built in 1790, is
acclaimed as a jewel of estancia architecture from the Spanish
colonial era. Its thick whitewashed adobe walls, terracotta tiles,
and fire places are the perfect surroundings to experience and
discover Salta, from the inside. The house is decorated with
Pre-Columbian artifacts, uncovered in the fields, and Latin American
religious paintings and sculptures, mostly family heirlooms, from the
colonial period.
The hospitality of their hosts is perceived in
every detail, from the fresh flowers in each room, or the gaucho’s
company in the horse riding excursions, trough abundant meals cooked
with ancestral tasting recipes, and prepared with natural
ingredients.