La Salada

La Salada is a large market with thousands of stalls selling clothing, electronics, and household items at competitive wholesale and retail prices. The market spreads across multiple buildings and is divided into different zones that offer various types of products.

The market began in the early 1990s on the grounds of former swimming pools and grew into one of Latin America's largest commercial centers. From modest origins, it expanded steadily through the years to become a major trading institution in the region.

The market brings together vendors from different communities who sell goods following Argentine and regional traditions. People from across the region come here to buy and sell, making it an active place for commerce and exchange.

The market has specific operating days and is divided into sections for wholesale and retail transactions, making it easier for different types of buyers. It helps to arrive early to find the best selection and avoid heavy crowds.

The market is organized into specialized sections with their own names such as Punta Mogote, Ocean, and Gran Feria Virgen de Urkupina, each offering different shopping experiences. This layout helps visitors quickly locate what they need and explore the specific character of each area.