Popular activities among young people include drinking mate (a herbal beverage), going dancing at night and crossing into Argentina to go shopping in Concordia on weekends. One of the attractions are thermal pools which are located close to the city. They are kept at over 38 �C (100 F) around the year. Salto is also known for its street Calle Uruguay, in which locals stroll during weekend nights to socialize and drink mate with friends. Despite its many slum areas, Salto is considered one of the higher class areas of Uruguay for its various amenities that most of the country is lacking. The International Cultural Centre was founded in Salto in August 1990. The main football club is Salto F�tbol Club which play in the Uruguayan Segunda Divisi�n. Their home ground is located at the Estadio Ernesto Dickinson, which has a capacity of about 6,500
