People come to Salto for two reasons – to cross the border to Concordia, Argentina, and to visit the nearby hot springs at Daymán. Otherwise, the town’s pretty enough, but unlikely to grab your attention for more than a couple of days.
The tourist office (25194; Uruguay 1052) is vaguely useful and can supply information about visiting the local hot springs. There are casas de cambio downtown.
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