Hotel Felipe II Cordoba

Córdoba is the second largest city in Argentina and has apparently been named Cultural Capital of the Americas. However, for most of the time that I stayed in Córdoba I did not hang around in the city. After seeing far too many churches in one concentrated area, I headed to nearby towns in search of variety: Alta Gracia for some Che Guevara hist...

Cordoba is a large city in the Central Sierras, between and just to the north of Buenos Aires on the east and Mendoza on the west. It is one of the oldest cities in the country and the second largest, and is the place where I grew up. It has a population of about 1.3 million people. Most of the people are farmers and ranchers, and we have indust...

Cordoba war nicht wirklich mein Ding, irgendwie habe ich den Draht zu dieser Stadt nicht gefunden. Ein wilder Mix aus alt und neu, aber nicht wirklich grossstaedtisch wie Buenos Aires. Mehr ein Chaos. Wahrscheinlich tue ich Cordoba unrecht, aber so erlebe ich die Stadt. Ich muss zugeben, dass ich auch schoene, spannende , etwas versteckte Quarti...

Cordoba is the second biggest city in Argentina and theres lots of young people around as its a big university city.. but for tourists theres really not much to see and do here. It has a pretty city centre which is all pedestrianized and has shops, bars and restaurants but thats about it here! Theres a park that we went to see today but its real...

Sur les traces du Che On the trail of the Che ---------- Après Mendoza, ma destination originale était Buenos Aires. Mais je me suis dit que ce serait un peu bête de traverser tout l'Argentine d'Ouest en Est sans s'arrêter un instant, alors j'ai décidé d'aller passer un peu de temps à Córdoba, la deuxième plus grande ville du pays. Après un voya...

I had intended to try to ssee some more of the Iguassu area, such as the bird park or the Brazilian side of the falls, but our guide from the other day offered to get us across the border and to the Argentinian airport and said we needed to leave by 10am. I loaded up on breakfast so I wouldn't have to eat expensive airport food. Breakfast was fa...

hey after malargua i went to a small city where i travelled around it a little bit, and even met an argentinian couple, but since i dont know any spanish and they dont know any english we couldnt do to much talking, and thats a shame. the next day while waiting for the bus, at about 12, all the city suddenly closed it self, and except for a few ...

We arrived in Cordoba at around 9.30pm on Sunday, after a fairly horrific bus journey which took 7 hours. The bus leaked (it was chucking it down outside), it smelt of **** and we were both exhausted and somewhat hungover which never really helps things. We managed to get a taxi after a bit of a wait and found ourselves at hostel Palenques by 10...

Jetzt wirds noch bunter. Ich habe weitere Fotos im Angebot, die euch einen Eindruck von meinem Leben hier vermitteln sollen. Heute habe ich es endlich geschafft mal ein paar Fotos von Cordoba zu machen. Die Innenstadt ist, wie ihr sehen koennt ganz schoen. Auf den Fotos von meinem Praktikum sind jetzt auch mal meine Kollegen zu sehen. Leider sin...

Haha, after drinking from Friday to Tuesday straight, Kieran and I decided Wednesday should be quiet. We would go out and only have a couple of beers and then come home. The night didn't seem to be going anywhere, so we ducked out of the bar quietly so as not to get any **** for leaving. At one point it actually even seemed like our plan would w...