Cordoba

Located in the center of Argentina, the Province of Cordoba is the second most important in the country, thanks to the province’s economic and cultural potential. It holds industrial, agricultural and touristic power. Since the end of the XIX century, Cordoba has transformed into a touristic destination for the Argentineans and for the international public in the last years.

Cordoba offers history and culture: many religious congregations settled around built churches, monuments, farms, museums, schools, and universities. Today, 400-year old buildings can be visited, some of which have been declared World Heritage.

Córdoba has stood out in the last 20 years by being a pioneer in a different kind of tourism: congresses, sporting and cultural events, popular festivals, and the like. To achieve this, the city has developed policies that have permitted the creation of an adequate infrastructure in the international airport, routes, hotels, conference and event centers, fairs, all propped up by the city’s strategic location in the heart of the nation. This makes of Cordoba a crossroad, an unavoidable road of transit for all the people traveling in Argentina.

Cordoba offers great natural wealth expressed by numerous valleys and sierras with water mirrors and rivers that have been developing, in many cases, to turn into real touristic cities.

Among the most recommended destinations in this stunning Province, we can list Carlos Paz, Cosquín, La Falda, La Cumbre, Villa Giardino, Capilla del Monte, San Marcos Sierra, Nono, Mina Clavero, Yacanto, Las Rabonas, Villa Las Rosas, Villa General Belgrano and more.

Because of the good weather, it is possible to visit Cordoba is available all year round.