At the Museo Histórico Policial in Salta, exhibits trace the history of the provincial police and the way investigations were carried out in earlier years. You can see uniforms, weapons and motorcycles, alongside displays about local legends and magical creatures. Guided visits add context about the museum building and the objects on display, and admission is free. The museum is at Gral. Martin Güemes 750. Ask the guide about exhibits that interest you, and allow time to explore at an unhurried pace.
Police history and investigations
The museum brings together objects from the history of the Salta Police. Uniforms, weapons and motorcycles show some of the equipment used over the years. Displays also introduce how criminal investigations were conducted in the past.
A guided visit gives context to the collection and the history of the police force. You can ask questions about particular objects or events as you go.
Legends and the museum building
The exhibits include local legends and a display about magical creatures that the police have been called to investigate. This gives the visit a different thread alongside the historical material.
The building itself is also part of the story: guided visits cover its history as well as that of the Salta Police. Admission is free.
FAQ
Is admission to the Museo Histórico Policial free?
Yes. Admission is free.
What can you see at the museum?
The collection includes police uniforms, weapons and motorcycles, as well as material on past investigations, local legends and magical creatures.
Are guided visits available?
Yes. Guides explain the history of the building, the Salta Police and the exhibits. The guided information is in Spanish.
