Cordoba

Córdoba, located in the geographical center of Argentina, is a city that combines a rich Jesuit past with the vibrant energy of a university city. Its historic center houses the Jesuit Block, a group of 17th-century buildings declared a World Heritage Site, which includes the country's oldest university and an impressive church.

The city is the perfect starting point to explore the Sierras de Córdoba, a mountain range with charming valleys, rivers, and picturesque towns.

• The Calamuchita Valley, with its Central European air and towns like Villa General Belgrano.
• The Punilla Valley, home to the famous Cosquín Rock festival and tourist cities like Villa Carlos Paz.
• The Quebrada del Condorito National Park, ideal for sighting Andean condors.
• A lively cultural and gastronomic scene in the city, especially in the Güemes and Nueva Córdoba neighborhoods.

Córdoba offers a perfect balance between history, culture, and nature.