We will leave Cordoba through the provincial route n° 5 by passing the monument of Miryam Stefford, heading to Alta Gracia. Once we reach the city, we will see the most important testimonies of its rich cultural heritage: The Tajamar, an old artificial lake built by the Jesuits.
The Jesuit Estancia Alta Gracia (Virrey Liniers House Historical Museum), Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, the house where Ernesto "Che" Guevara lived during his childhood, the museum of the famous musical composer Manuel de Falla and the Virgen de Lourdes Grotto. We return to Cordoba.
We will leave Cordoba through the provincial route n° 5 by passing the monument of Miryam Stefford, heading to Alta Gracia. Once we reach the city, we will see the most important testimonies of its rich cultural heritage: The Tajamar, an old artificial lake built by the Jesuits, The Jesuit Estancia Alta Gracia (Virrey Liniers House Historical Museum), Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, the house where Ernesto "Che" Guevara lived during his childhood.
We continue along Anisacate, La Bolsa y Villa Ciudad de América, on the banks of the Lake and Dam Los Molinos, until we reach Santa Rosa de Calamuchita, where we will see the city center and the thermal baths. We pass through the towns of Villa Rumipal and Villa del Dique, to arrive to Embalse Rio Tercero, the largest artificial lake in the province, surrounded by the nuclear power station, the plant and the landfill. Later we will visit Villa General Belgrano, with its particular central European physiognomy. We return across the four rivers that flow Lake Los Molinos, via Los Reartes and Potrero de Garay, at the base of the Sierras Grandes. Then return to Córdoba through Provincial Route No. 5
We leave Cordoba through the provincial route n° E-55 sightseeing La Calera Hydroelectric Power Plant and the San Roque Dam which is the oldest in the province. We will pass Bialet Massé and Santa María de Punilla up to Cosquín, the National Folklore Capital.
We go through Valle Hermoso to La Falda where we are going to cross the classic Eden Avenue and the mall. We cross the town of Huerta Grande and Villa Giardino to arrive to Capilla del Monte at the base of the mystical Uritorco hill.We continue visiting Los Cocos (the chairlift is optional and is not included), Cruz Grande, Cruz Chica and La Cumbre with its European-style mansions. Last we will arrive at Villa Carlos Paz tourist center in the late hours of the evening before returning to Cordoba.
We leave Cordoba through the National Route N°20 through the picturesque towns of Villa Carlos Paz, San Antonio de Arredondo, Mayú Sumaj, Icho Cruz and Cuesta Blanca.
Then we start to transit the Camino de las Altas Cumbres, enjoying its stunning panoramic views and visiting various points along the way as the waterfall Tear of Indio, Fundación el Cóndor, la Pampa de Achala and the birth of Mina Clavero river.
In Mina Clavero we are going to know the Balneario of the Elephants and the mall. In Villa Cura Brochero we will see the church where the Brochero Gaucho Priest used to preach.
We will continue by Nono, by sighting the typical Nuños hills and the Polifacético Rocsen museum. We return to Cordoba through Bosque Alegre trail overlooking the Estación Terrena and the National Observatory.
Córdoba is the capital of Córdoba Province and the second-largest city in Argentina after the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. The city has many historical monuments preserved from the Spanish colonial rule, especially buildings of the Roman Catholic Church.
In this tour, we will discover that Córdoba has reigning nature, old architecture, latent history, modernity and economic growth in each of its corners. The culture and history remain on the streets materialized in old buildings, churches, museums, providing a route that visitors can tour without restrictions.
Córdoba is the capital of Córdoba Province and the second-largest city in Argentina after the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.The city has many historical monuments preserved from the Spanish colonial rule, especially buildings of the Roman Catholic Church.
In this tour, we will discover that Córdoba has reigning nature, old architecture, latent history, modernity and economic growth in each of its corners. The culture and history remain on the streets materialized in old buildings, churches, museums, providing a route that visitors can tour without restrictions.
After the city tour, we will visit the Manzana Jesuítica (the Jesuit Block), declared in 2000 as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, which consists of a group of buildings dating from the 17th century including the Compañía de Jesús church, the Nuestra Señora de Lourdes chapel, the old principalship of the University, current UNC History Museum, and the traditional School of Monserrat.
We will leave the city of Córdoba on Route 9 N on our way to Colonia Caroya, which is inhabited by descendants of immigrants from northern Italy. We will visit the Estancia Jesuítica Casa Caroya, which served as the summer residence of the college students of Monserrat.
Then we will visit Jesus Maria who is famous for its festival of doma and Folklore, where we find the Jesuit Estancia of San Isidro Labrador, a pioneer in winemaking in the region.
We continue visiting the historic Posta Sinsacate and Barranca Yaco where the leader Facundo Quiroga was killed.
Then we will arrive at the Estancia Santa Catalina known for its beautiful baroque church.
We continue along the Sierras Chicas by passing through the beautiful towns of Ascochinga, La Granja, Villa Animi, Agua de Oro, Salsipuedes and Rio Ceballos.
We return to Córdoba by Route E-53.
We will leave Cordoba through the provincial route N° 5 by passing the monument of Miryam Stefford, heading to Alta Gracia. We continue along Anisacate, La Bolsa y Villa Ciudad de América, on the banks of the Lake and Dam Los Molinos.
Then we ascend to the Sierras Grandes through a picturesque region of coniferous forests. We pass through Villa Berna to reach La Cumbrecita, an Alpine-style village who has the distinction of being one of the few pedestrian towns in the world. We will visit the balneario "La Olla", the traditional Hotel La Cumbrecita and the ecumenical chapel.
We continue at Villa General Belgrano with its particular central European physiognomy.
We return to the provincial route N° 5 through the Curva del Viento (the Wind Curve), where we will enjoy a spectacular view of Lake and Dam Los Molinos.Then we return to Cordoba.
We will leave Cordoba through the provincial route E-55. First we will visit La Calera, a town that holds historical monuments like the Old Chapel and the Double Mill.
We pass the old dam "Mal Paso" and walk through a number of picturesque towns located at the base of the Sierras Chicas mountain range: Saldán, Villa Allende, famous for its Golf Club; Mendiolaza and Unquillo, which is chosen by many artists as a place of residence and inspiration.
After a while, we will arrive at Rio Ceballos, a traditional tourist centre at the base of the Ñu Pora hill, which we will ascend to appreciate the statue of Christ on its top and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view. Finally we visited the La Quebrada Dam, the Provincial Water Reserve to return to Córdoba.
We leave Cordoba through the provincial route E-55 sightseeing La Calera, the Hydroelectric Power Plant and the San Roque Dam, which is the oldest in the province.
Then we take the Camino de las Cien Curvas (the road of the hundred curves) which runs along the lakefront, to arrive at Villa Carlos Paz which is the most important tourist center of the province, where we will tour its commercial center and the residential neighborhoods.
We will visit a traditional watch called the Cu-Cu, an alfajor factory (an alfajor is a typical Argentinian sweet) and the chairlift (optional, not included in the tour).
We will return to Cordoba through the Justinian Allende Posse Highway.