Top Things to do in Cordoba
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Top 10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Cordoba, Central Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Cordoba, Argentina including Catedral, Museo Historico UNC Manzana Jesuitica, Museo Historico Provincial Marques de Sobre Monte, Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes, Museo Emilio Caraffa, Museo Palacio Ferreyra, Iglesia de Los Capuchinos, Capilla Domestica Compania de Jesus, Colegio Nacional de Monserrat, Archivo Provincial de la Memoria.
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1. Catedral
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4.5 based on 2,328 reviews
Beautiful inside and out, with Indian angels gracing its towers, this cathedral at Plaza San Martin was started in 1577 and took almost 200 years to build.
Reviewed By Tavares242 - Stamford, United States
Really nice cathedral located on the central square. This must have been the original city center when Córdoba was setup 400 years ago
2. Museo Historico UNC Manzana Jesuitica
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4.5 based on 1,963 reviews
The Historical Museum of the National University of Cordoba is located in the Jesuit Block, inscribed on World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2000. This museum promotes the development of a bond between the University and the visitor. Through its galleries, the museum offers and insight of the oldest university in Argentina (founded in 1613) and one of the most important in Latin American. Daily guided tours in English and Spanish. - Morning 10am English - 11am Spanish - Evening 3pm Spanish - 5pm English . Summer (December 21st - March 21st) 5pm Spanish - 6pm English Contact us on Facebook: Museo Histórico UNC - Manzana Jesuítica
Reviewed By jennasypr
I thought I forgot to take photos during the tour because I was enjoying it. The guide was very informative and the collections were very special. The guide even took us to some rooms exclusive for their tours.
3. Museo Historico Provincial Marques de Sobre Monte
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4.5 based on 168 reviews
Cordoba’s first Spanish governor lived and worked in this spacious colonial house, which is filled with furniture, rifles, saddles, military uniforms and other 18th-century artifacts.
Reviewed By 81anibalp
With a large house and a business house, it shows the details of colonial life. objects, customs and an atmosphere that transports in time are the elements of this visit to another time.
4. Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes
5. Museo Emilio Caraffa
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4.5 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By 49Bill141 - Toronto, Canada
it is well worth a visit...great exhibits...beautiful building...could use more English on the info notes-very nice!
6. Museo Palacio Ferreyra
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4.5 based on 1,013 reviews
7. Iglesia de Los Capuchinos
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4.5 based on 2,805 reviews
Reviewed By Jnanayog - St. John's, Canada
As I understand it the Church was inaugurated in the 1930 and underwent some restoration in more recent years. The term Capuchinos I gather refers to a Type of dress but also refers back to a specific groups of the Franciscans monks, name,up the Capuchins. Albeit the Cathedral/Church is one awesome beautiful edifice both inside and out. A definite item to consider on you tour list. I was a little too early in the morning to get the right light conditions for an outside pic.
8. Capilla Domestica Compania de Jesus
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4.5 based on 643 reviews
Reviewed By GloriaAnchio - Philadelphia, United States
The Jesuits started Cordoba in the late 1500s. You will need a car to get to the "estancias" (ranch settlements) in the vicinity of the city of Cordoba, which are UNESCO world heritage sites. In the city itself, the Jesuit church, in the historic district, is the gem. The altar is spectacular, an example of Spanish baroque style 16th-17th century.
9. Colegio Nacional de Monserrat
10. Archivo Provincial de la Memoria
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4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Shary01 - Heidelberg, Germany
We have had only one day to visit Córdoba and we decided to go only to this place. It is quite outside from Córdoba centre and you definitely need a taxi or rental car to get there. When you enter the site you have the feeling: what an normal place which makes it even more gruesome to know what has happend in the recent past. The whole team (partly from the university of Córdoba and partly volonteers) is highly motivated. They were so kind as to print out all descriptions written in English and they gave us the opportunity to discuss with them in the end our impressions. And when you than start your path from station to station, with all these personal details, photos and belongings it gives you an impression you will never forget and which is especially nowaday more than important to keep up in the mind of 1. an argentinian 2. a global society. What these people do for keeping the memory alive is priceless and needs our support.
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