Hostal de la Luna Cordoba

Monsenor Pablo Cabrera Cordoba, Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina, 5178, Argentina

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A travel blog entry by rien

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... we had some technical problems with the engine and had to stop. A half hour later a different coach arrived and everything was loaded again. Finally we arrive in Cordoba around 21:30. In the coach I met some Argentines guys and one of them has a good address for a hostel. Because it was dark already and i didn't knew the city I accepted his advice. After we have picked up his girlfriend the taxi brought me to Cordoba hostels. A hip ...

En-route with Che

A travel blog entry by tim_and_nienke

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... buildings.Despite the early morning hustle and bustle, it seems like most things close at 1pm on Saturday and don't open again until Monday. So not a very eventful weekend!

However we managed to eat our first real Argentinian steak (bife de chorizo) here at an unpretentious and locally loved restaurant La Parrillada Raul. The parrillada was around the corner from our ...

New friends made in Córdoba!

A travel blog entry by emma2s-america

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Where should I start... You know I said that maybe I would fall in love with Buenos Aires? Well forget that, sorry BA I had a great time with you, but now I have found Córdoba! ;-)

Córdoba is Argentina's second city. It was a long 10 hour bus ride, but well worth it! The evening I arrived the city was buzzing. The girl at the reception of the hostel told me about an arts craft market that is only on at weekends and ...

Been there, done that, didn't buy the Che t-shirt

A travel blog entry by plodplod_pedro

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... it was a steal. Instead, they told me to f**k off. So I did, and notched up yet another textbook post-steak snooze.

Cordoba has some of the best nightclubs you’re ever likely to see. The city’s huge student population converges upon numerous streets lined with bars and boliches five days a week. Once inside, it's standard procedure to shuffle about with a fernet y cola in hand to the sound of reggaeton and other stuff which sounds like raggaeton, but which ...

'The Randoms and the Opera'; or, BA - Paris II

A travel blog entry by here-then-gone

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... a good dancer. BUT - I have learned that, at expert level, Tango is all about improvisation. Therefore, I comfort myself with the thought that I'm like an expert Tango dancer. Only, without the rudimentary and intermediate Tango skills.

On Monday I managed to squeeze in yet another Latin American country - but this time for a whole day. I headed over to Colonia de Sacremento in Uruguay by fast ferry, and spent all day long there. It really was beautiful - ...

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