Cordoba Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

After breakfast at the hostel (pastries again) we walked to the main plaza (San Martin) for a little look around. There was some sort of event going on and we saw some tango! We visited the cathedral which was beautiful as are all of the churches we´ve seen so far. Now, we had a bad experience in San Luis with a buffet restaurant but we were tem...

Cordoba from Cafayate we had the last two tickets to Tucuman (bought two days early) whence we hoped to leave for Mendoza. the drive to Tucuman is a nice one, winding up the parched mountain on the Cafayate side, entering mist at the pass and then dropping into dense greenery on the Tucuman side. Tucuman is supposed to be nice, but on our limite...

In Cordoba I found the group from Valparaiso. I went out for dinner with Mary, Nic and Kat, quickly seeing the Aussies and Phil after that. They were going out, but I had been stonmach sick for a few days: it was not reasonable to our beer on that, but more suprisingly I had no motivation to do so. I had tried to organise to go skydiving on sund...

Another post to get the page back on track a bit faster. This time, i spent some time in Santa Fe and Cordoba. a bit nearer to my reach to Bolivia. In Santa Fe, we spent a friend's birthday, visited around the city. Nothing much to do. Just a pretty little place you can go to relax but not worth staying too long. After that, we went to Cordoba. ...

One of the best ways to check the pulse of a Latin community is to sit quietly in the plaza for an hour or two, and watch life go by. In Córdoba - the second largest city in Argentina, with a population of about one and a half million - life centres around the Plaza de San Martin. Although surrounded by a busy commercial centre, with high rise b...