Cordoba

Cordoba, in Cordoba, is a city of approximately 1,400,000 people.

Buenos Aires, the national capital, is located 400 miles (644 kilometers) southeast of Cordoba, while Mendoza is 290 miles (467 kilometers) to the west.

Cordoba is home to some fine civic spaces, ideal for relaxing with a coffee and watching the rhythms of the city. Two of the most recommended are Plaza Espana and Plaza San Martin. Those searching for for even more great opportunities to meet locals should also spend an hour or two at Plaza Colon and Plaza Italia.

Get some fresh air and learn more about nature by discovering several of the parks in the region. Sarmiento Park and the Las Heras Park are two of the best urban spaces for locals and visitors. When it comes to parks, Cordoba is blessed; you may also like to try La Vida Park and tranquil General Paz Park.

To experience some culture and history in this city, pay a visit to some of the museums. For a thought-provoking day out, visit Museum of Che Guevara and Museo de Bellas Artes Dr. Genaro Perez. If your time is short, however, don't miss the Museo de la Industria.

Some of the most iconic historic attractions in Cordoba are Cabildo and the equally interesting Compania de Jesus. Both of these are great places to discover the joys of history. To learn more about the past, it’s also valuable to visit the other monuments and heritage buildings in Cordoba.

Cordoba features botanical gardens where you can slow down and relax amongst a large collection of plant species. Make the time to learn about the scientifically significant flora in the area.

There’s no excuse not to work on your average when staying in Cordoba; visit Alta Gracia Golf Club, home to the most challenging fairways in the area. Grab your lucky seven iron, and try to beat the course average, then enjoy sharing stories with fellow golfers in the clubhouse.

The Teatro del Libertador is one of the best spots to see the performing arts in the Cordoba area. Before showtime, why not treat yourself to a pre-show meal at one of the nearby restaurants.

Discover the lifestyles of Cordoba’s most influential families at the city’s premier palace. Call into historic Palacio Ferreyra, where the upper crust of Cordoba society once entertained their guests.