The province offers a cultural agenda that does not stop, green spaces to enjoy the outdoors and mountain peoples that mix nature, history and typical gastronomy.
With the arrival of the warm days, Cordova It reaffirms as a perfect destination for an express getaway from weekend. The province offers a difficult combination to match: a cultural agenda that does not stop, green spaces to enjoy Free Air and Serran Peoples that mix Nature, history and typical gastronomy.
If something characterizes Cordova It is his ability to convene with music. He Paseo del Buen Pastorin full New Córdobait has become a forced meeting point for both premises and visitors. There are free concerts of emerging artists and consolidated bands. From proposals that merge Quartet and Rock even participatory workshops such as gospel and soul, The walk allows you to live music in an open environment, surrounded by water sources and with the imposing contrast of the Capuchin church in the background.
Tango lovers also have their space. He Diego de Torres Auditorium It usually houses shows like Chamber tangoswith the participation of the provincial orchestra, while the Córdoba Cultural Center proposes cycles like The voice that was not: tango as a social chroniclerwhere music is combined with Argentine history and presents it as a social account in motion. For those who prefer choirs, the cycle Choirs in the center It brings together local vocal talent in intimate and emotional evenings.
Museums that tell stories
Beyond music, Cordova It offers a network of museums that are an invitation to travel the identity of the province. He Women’s Museumrecently renewed, expanded its rooms with six new exhibition spaces and an auditorium that results in joint functions of the Philharmonic Orchestra and the Nora Irinova Classical Dance Seminar. It is a unique site in the country, focused on rescuing the role of women in culture and Argentine history.
He Emilio Caraffa Museumcity icon in front of the Sarmiento Park, displays a crossing of disciplines in the cycle Voices in the museumwhere literature, psychoanalysis and plastic arts dialogue in a space for shared reflection. His collection, which combines classic pieces with contemporary works, makes it a reference point for those who seek a deeper cultural experience.
Córdoba Serrana: Nature, tradition and flavors
While the capital concentrates a good part of the cultural agenda, the Cordoba mountains are the other face of a perfect weekend. Less than two hours of travel from the capital open roads that lead to picturesque peoples and unforgettable landscapes.
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Belgrano General Villa: Recognized by its alpine style and its cute Central European gastronomy, it is ideal for those who seek to taste smoked sausages, Goulash or a good craft beer in front of the mountains.
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The Cumbrecita: only pedestrian town in the country, it is a haven surrounded by paths, waterfalls and forests that invite quiet walks. There, silence and contact with nature become protagonists.
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Villa Carlos Paz: With its waterfront, the cucú clock and a varied theatrical billboard, it remains one of the most popular destinations, perfect for family or friends plans.
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Traslasierra (Nono and Mina Clavero): A natural paradise for those who prefer the beaches of Rio, the mountain walks and the panoramic views. The famous Mina Clavero River was declared one of the seven natural wonders of Argentina.
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Alta Gracia: A place full of history, with its Jesuit legacy declared a World Heritage and Museums such as the Che Guevara’s house. Its growing cultural agenda makes it an ideal option to combine cultural tourism and rest.
A tailored getaway
A weekend in Córdoba Allows you to design flexible itineraries: start with a cultural tour in the city, be surprised by an outdoor concert, visit museums and, the next day, go to the route for Discover mountain villages, try typical dishes or simply enjoy an afternoon of mate on the banks of a river.
The diversity of activities causes the province to adapt to all traveler profiles: from those who seek urban plans with artistic proposals, to those who prioritize contact with nature or regional gastronomy.
Far from being a seasonal destination, Córdoba manages to keep his appeal in force throughout the year. Its combination of local culture, nature and hospitality make it one of the most visited provinces in Argentina. And every weekend, either in the city or in the mountains, it offers new excuses to return.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
