Córdoba is Argentina’s second-largest city, nestled in the Sierras foothills. It blends historic colonial architecture, vibrant student energy, and diverse cultural offerings—ranging from folk music and tango to art fairs and lively nightlife.

📍 Must-See Attractions

 1. Plaza San Martín & Cathedral

The historic heart: grand colonial cathedral (Our Lady of the Assumption) and Cabildo surround this leafy plaza. A perfect mix of history and daily life
📍 Plaza San Martín, Centro Histórico

 2. Jesuit Block (Manzana Jesuítica)

UNESCO-listed ensemble including the 17th‑century University of Córdoba, church, and grand library—rich in academic history
📍 Paseo del Buen Pastor area or Nieto 2-90

 3. Evita & Caraffa Museums

• Evita Museum in a Beaux‑Arts mansion within Parque Sarmiento 

• Emilio Caraffa Museum nearby, showcasing national and international art

•  4. Paseo de las Artes (Güemes neighborhood)

Weekend artisan fair with crafts, street food, live music, tango, bars, galleries, and indie shops
📍 Nueva Córdoba / Güemes

 5. Parque Sarmiento

A Belle Époque park with zoo, lake, botanical gardens, and ideal for family strolls
📍 Bulevar Sarmiento

 6. Paseo del Buen Pastor

Former women’s prison turned cultural complex with sculpture garden, fountains, cafés, and art events
📍 Bv. San Juan and Bv. Illia

7. Peñas & Folklore Nights

Experience regional folk music in cozy venues—dinner, dancing, and soulful tunes in community-style gatherings

8. Quebrada del Condorito

A dramatic national park 80 km from the city. Hike canyon trails and watch Andean condors soaring above

 What to Eat & Drink

• Alfajores cordobeses (dulce de leche treats with syrup coating) Hearty local dishes: empanadas, locro, salmorejo, rabo de toro, flamenquín 

• Iconic Fernet con Coca — Córdoba consumes ~⅓ of Argentina’s Fernet 

 Local Tips

• Head to Paseo de las Artes on weekend evenings for boho vibes.

• Jesuit Block tours are free and highly rewarding—don’t miss the library.

• Enjoy peaceful mornings in Parque Sarmiento or vibrant nights in Güemes.

• Car rental or guided tour suggested for visiting Quebrada del Condorito.

 Where to Stay

• Centro Histórico: close to Plaza San Martín and museums.

• Güemes / Nueva Córdoba: ideal for nightlife, cafés, and student energy.

• Sarmiento Park area: leafy and calmer vibe near museums.

 Suggested Stay

2–4 days to explore city highlights, soak in culture, indulge in food, and enjoy a day trip into nature.

Getting There

• Ingeniero Ambrosio L.V. Taravella International Airport (COR) – 20 min drive to downtown.

• Buses and rental cars are ideal for scenic trips into the Sierras.