Craft fairs – Artisan workshops – Contemporary design with local identity – Galleries and art spaces.
The Hermitage Museum is a small museum located in Tilcara that carefully preserves a local artistic and religious expression: monumental paintings constructed with flowers, seeds, clay and natural materials that recreate scenes of the Stations of the Cross and Holy Week traditions.
The Tilcara Main Square Craft Fair is a must-see, where local artisans offer textiles, ceramics, jewelry, and traditional pieces that reflect the cultural identity of the Quebrada de Humahuaca.
The MEC Museum in the Hills is a contemporary Argentine photography museum located in the hills of the Huichaira Ravine, which combines visual art with a spectacular and silent natural landscape, evoking the connection between culture and territory.
The Museo Nacional Terry is a cultural space located in the former home of the Argentine painter José Antonio Terry, which exhibits his work and artistic productions linked to northern Argentina within a historical and heritage framework.