Destination Cordoba: The Cordoba free-tourist guide in English.
Tourism in Cordoba, Argentina
WELCOME TO CORDOBA
If you are a free spirit in search of an exciting destination you have come to the right place.
Cordoba is the second most important city in Argentina and the largest city located in the central part of the country.
The city and its surrounding areas have been explored by thousands of tourists from all over the planet because of its amazing history and sensational scenery.
In the main city as well as in the surrounding areas you will feel the mystery of the many churches and famous Jesuit estates as well as the colorful lakes and mountains that are here for you to explore.
Let Destination Cordoba accompany you throughout your journey by giving you tips and advice so that you may enjoy Cordoba to the fullest.
Welcome to your new destination!!
Our latest issue: July 08 - August 08
Próxima Edición: Septiembre - Octubre 2008
In this Issue
Our latest issue is packed full of information for travelers. Inside you will find:
- Detailed maps:
Map of Cordoba city (downtown)
Map of Cordoba hills (las sierras)
(you can also preview them from this website)
- Adventure tourism tips.
Our sections are:
- Lodging / Alojamientos
- Transportation / Transporte
- City Sights / Vistas de la ciudad
- Cordoba Hills / Sierras de Cordoba
- Outdoor activities / Actividades al aire libre
- Jesuit Legacy / Legado Jesuítico
- Eco-tourism / Ecoturismo
Look for your FREE Destination Cordoba guide at:
- Tourist information offices: Bus Station – Airport – Cabildo – information offices at interior de Córdoba
- Hostels and hotels
- Language centers
- Tourism agencies
- Etc.
Please feel free to email us with your suggestions and personal experiences of your travels throughout Cordoba.
We are here to guide you every step of the way!
Destination of the Month
Las Estancias Jesuíticas - The Jesuit Estates
In 1599 the religious order known as the “Jesus Company” arrived in Cordoba and in 1767 when King Carlos III was expelled from Argentina, the Jesus Company established a unique socio-cultural, religious, and economic territory in Latin America which is clearly identified in Cordoba, where you can see and explore the remnants that remain today.
The most important Estates open for you to visit today are:
- Caroya (1616)
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Jesús María (1618),
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Santa Catalina (1622),
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Alta Gracia (1643)
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La Calendaria (1678)
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The Jesuit Block in Córdoba (Colegio Monserrat, Compañía de Jesus Church)
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Work opportunity in Cordoba for English native speakers
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