Hotel Argentino Cordoba

Entre Rios 60 Cordoba, Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina, Argentina

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Mendoza, the Great City of Malbecs!

A travel blog entry by nicolenari

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Before Mendoza was GREAT, it was TERRIBLE! But let's start with the good stuff....

Bikes and Wine, enough said. Maipu, located just outside of Mendoza is famous for the the plethora of wineries to visit. We arranged a pick up service and bike rental with a company, hoped on our bikes and started drinking! Well, first we had to ride 11 km, …

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Mi cumpleeeee :)

A travel blog entry by sarahs1993

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Así que mi cumpleaños era el 13 de diciembre, recibir una carta de mi madre de nz y más tarde me fui a la casa de mi tia el 12 por su cumpleaños. A las 23.30hs tuvimos el helado y el 2 de nosotros había helado diferente a los otros como mini tortas, ya que no tienen la torta, por lo que así fue como pasé mi cumpleaños de NZ aca. Entonces skype con Agustín con toda la familia y que ellos querían oír nosotros hablando Inglés demás nos ...

Cordoba

A travel blog entry by stefandkate

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... other people in such a small space is too much!!

Stef and I decided pretty much straight away that we were only going to stay one night in Cordoba and that we would aim to get out to the villages or countryside the following day if we could. For our one day in the city we didn’t do a lot. After sorting the hostel, we went for a wander around the main sites in the centre including the cathedral, the canal and a memorial museum. The main centre ...

A Break in the Journey

A travel blog entry by mieismie

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... happy hour - $2.50 for 1 liter of Quilmes and two dry martinis (slightly watered down) for $5. It was a comfortable stop to relax before heading back to the hostel. We chilled for the rest of the evening with empanadas from a no name place that we should have stayed away from and a bottle of wine.

Day 4

We bid adui to the very nice owner at the Hostel Babalonia after our bread and butter breakfast, caught a $3 taxi to bus station, and off we ...

Cordoba

A travel blog entry by joe_cox

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After one of the most comfortable coach journies of the trip we arrived in Argentina's 'second' city, Cordoba.

Cordoba has the largest student population so according to our guide book is a very 'happening' city.

We got in at about 8am and walked through the early morning bustle to our hostel. In that brief walk though the microcentro we could feel the cool vibe of the city. ...

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