Today, in this travel guide, we’re going to be visiting Cordoba and sharing 15 things to do in Argentina's second-largest city! Cordoba city doesn’t get a huge number of international visitors in comparison to other more popular destinations, but it is located right in the middle of the country making it an ideal gateway for exploring much of Argentina. We recently spent a few days in the city, so in this video, we’re going to show you what you can do with 3 days in Cordoba. Together we’ll explore the colonial architecture, we’ll walk through Jesuit ruins that once lay forgotten beneath the city, we’ll explore the oldest university in the country, stumble upon beautiful courtyards in full bloom, and we’ll also do our fair share of cafe and restaurant hopping.
So if you’re thinking of travelling to Argentina, let us show you some of the things you can do in this city during your visit. The following is our travel guide to Cordoba, Argentina.
🇦🇷 Things to do in Cordoba, Argentina 🇦🇷
01:02 - Jesuit Quarter
01:47 - Cordoba Cathedral
02:32 - University of Cordoba
04:08 - Courtyard cafe at La Compañia
04:37 - Patio Olmos Shopping Centre
07:01 - Plaza San Martin
07:44 - La Cañada
08:30 - Hotel Virreinato
10:33 - Jesuit Crypt
12:24 - Food in Cordoba
13:40 - Cabildo
14:32 - Museum of Religious Art Juan de Tejeda
15:53 - Paseo del Buen Pastor
16:35 - Capuchin Church
16:50 - Park Sarmiento
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CORDOBA TRAVEL GUIDE | 15 Things TO DO in Cordoba, Argentina ☀️🇦🇷
🌟 3 Days in Córdoba, Argentina • Your Ultimate Travel Guide
Discover Córdoba — Argentina’s second-largest city and gateway to the sierras. Whether you’re a history buff, an architecture lover or just looking for vibrant cafés and plazas, Córdoba delivers. Here’s exactly what you can do in three days, in the order we experienced it:
Welcome to Córdoba!
Introduction to Córdoba as an ideal central hub, off the beaten path yet perfectly positioned for exploring Argentina.
Jesuit Quarter Beginnings
Wander the historic Jesuit Corridor, where the Jesuits arrived circa 1599 and left a legacy of churches and colleges.
Córdoba Cathedral
Step inside Argentina’s oldest continually operating church, with soaring barrel-vault ceilings, gilded Baroque altars and Neoclassical touches.
National University of Córdoba
Stumble upon the university (founded 1613) — the oldest in the country. Admire its pastel-coloured cloisters, elegant arches and palm-shaded courtyards.
Law Faculty Marvel
Peek into the majestic Faculty of Law, a showcase of Spanish colonial architecture and serene inner salons.
Café Hopping in the Shade
Recharge at a hidden courtyard café with icy lemonade — a lifesaver on humid Córdoba afternoons.
Patio Olmos Shopping Gallery
Escape the heat at this 1909 former boys’ school turned upscale mall. Air-conditioning, boutiques, themed kids’ games and a cinema make it more than your average mall.
Plaza San Martín
Relax in the leafy city square honouring General San Martín, Argentina’s liberator. Feed pigeons, enjoy shaded benches and soak up local life.
Stroll Along La Cañita
Follow the tree-lined La Cañita creek path — a tranquil green ribbon weaving through the old town.
Boutique Hotel
Stay in a 1670 vice-royal mansion turned boutique hotel. Guided tours reveal Jesuit crypts, antique art collections and colonial living rooms.
Antique-Filled Breakfast
Start your day with media lunas and fine porcelain in Virreynato’s antique-laden dining hall.
Jesuit Crypt Discovery
Venture underground to the recently unearthed Jesuit crypt & crematorium — beautifully preserved arches hidden for centuries.
Córdoba Food Highlights
Locro: Hearty pumpkin-bean stew with tender meats.
Lentejas: Rustic lentil stew in a clay pot.
Lomito Sandwich: Monster steak sandwich loaded with egg, ham & cheese.
Museo del Cabildo & Religious Art
Enjoy a 40-minute guided tour of the colonial town hall.
Paseo del Buen Pastor
Explore this cultural hub: art exhibitions in a converted chapel, live music and open-air fountains by night.
Neo-Gothic Capuchin Church
Admire the ornate façade and spires of Córdoba’s Gothic-Revival Capuchin church.
Parque Sarmiento & Bicentennial Park
Roam the city’s “green lungs.” Spot the 200-ring Bicentennial Sculpture marking years since the 1810 revolution, plus the soaring Bicentennial Lighthouse.
Córdoba Cultural Centre
Drop into the provincial archives and exhibition halls at the lighthouse base — a creative oasis in the park.
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