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Córdoba Travel Guide  

City Guide about Córdoba with tips and reviews by travelers.

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Córdoba

The city of Cordoba is the second largest city in Argentina and is located in the centre of the country.
It is situated at the foothills of the Sierras Chicas Mountains in the valley of the Suquia River. The climate is moderate and pleasant with average temperatures varying between 11°C and 24°C.
Cordoba has a population of over 1,300,000 people. Most of the population is of European descent, predominantly from Spain and Italy. There is also a small local population of indigenous tribes. Other ethnicities include the Chinese, the Japanese, Koreans, Russians and Australians.
Cordoba is considered to be one of the most cultured cities in Argentina. The culture is largely influenced by the European ethnicity of the population and is represented in the form of music, literature and theatre.

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Recensioni Córdoba

Livello 100    
Overall rating 6
Overall Guide : Cordoba is a prime tourist destination because of its alluring scenic beauty, culture and history. In this delightful city, it is possible to stay in touch with nature, yet enjoy the conveniences of a big city. There is also a ... Leggi tutto vibrant night life with many discotheques and clubs that play some of the latest music. There are many opportunities for adventure sports such as quad excursions, mountain biking and paragliding. The city has a number of historically significant buildings and monuments that bear testimony to its rich heritage. Some of the popular monuments include the San Martin Square, the Jesuit Cathedral, the Chapter House and Trejo’s House.   Cordoba is also famous for its many lively festivals that are held every year between the months of February and September. These festivals are celebrated with great pomp and splendour and involve much singing and dancing. The most popular festivals are the Carnival, Friend Day and Spring Day.
Overall rating 6
Overall Guide : great people! lots to see.
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