King David Cordoba
Av. General Paz 386 Cordoba, Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina, X5000JLQ , Argentina
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Cordoba, city of churches.
... get this traditional Christmas bread thing and some butter. The plan is to find a restaurant, have dinner and then this for desert. Of course there is nowhere to eat at 6pm around where we are, so back home and I start to eat this for dinner instead of real food, Simon gets grumpy and also has the bread. We eat the whole loaf… dinner is a bottle of wine (red but it went into the freezer for a minute to get the temp down) and an apple. Yep…. It is all ...
There's no combination of words...
... in) some tango in Buenos Aries but the desire would not be completely fulfilled until she saw a whole show accompanied with a meal. Luckily for her we were able to book a table at a restaurant with a show that night. Next on the hit list was the town centre, stopping at a supermarket on route to by the basic picnic lunch. It had to be a cheap one as we were on a new strict budget and most of our daily allowance would be spent on our meal that evening. Once we had scoffed our ...
New friends made in Córdoba!
... really enthusiastic I was there and wanted to talk to me. Some people did short sketches and they showed funny short videos in English. Then everyone was split into groups and we were given a topic to talk about. It was a great experience, and a nice opportunity to meet some locals and to do something else than only visit the big touristy places. Later that evening I went out for a meal with some people I had met at the ...
Been there, done that, didn't buy the Che t-shirt
... buying one of those awful t-shirts with Che’s mug on, before returning to the home of modern day capitalism. I didn’t get the t-shirt, but I was thoroughly overwhelmed by Che’s conviction and commitment to his cause. He truly was an inspirational figure.
Before leaving Cordoba, I was once again treated to the sort of hospitality that I have come to expect throughout South America (Bolivia aside). Along with an Israeli friend, I had agreed to hop in a ...
'The Randoms and the Opera'; or, BA - Paris II
... museum on the secret police under the Argentine dictatorship in the 70s. Best, though, was the Cordoba University museum tour. We got to see the oldest church and university in Argentina, along with a large chunk of the library of the Jesuits. It was all rather gilded, decadent, baroque, and beautiful, but has left me exhausted. One more day in Cordoba, then I'm border hopping again! Onto Chile - and hopefully, a spectacular South American birthday yet to come.
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