You can make activities: Climbing, trekking, riding, mountain bike, parapente and air balloons in the mountain ranges of Cordoba. Celebrations and traditions. In second half of January it takes place in Cosquín, the more important folkloric festival of the country.
General Villa Belgrano, population of German origin, celebrates in October his celebration of the beer. Also dela is host Celebration of the Viennese Mass, in Easter, and of the Celebration of the Alpine Chocolate, in July. Bath. To borders of dams, rivers and streams. Thermal bath Very small Sea.
Nautical fishing and sports. Casinos: In the Skirt, Clavero Mine and Villa Carlos Peace.
Lions, commercial and historical city: Here it was born first university and one of the first bishoprics. Some interesting buildings are the Cathedral, the University, the Town hall, the School of Montserrat, the churches of the Company of Jesus, San Francisco and San Roque. Cordova has residential districts and great commercial zones and of relaxation like the Week Complex and the hoisted Sarmiento Park. The mountain ranges of Cordova, pertaining to the system “Pampan Mountain ranges”, frame tourist populations like Villa Carlos Peace, Cosquín, the Skirt, Chapel of Monte, Discharge Grace, General Villa Belgrano, the Cumbrecita, Santa Rosa de Calamuchita and Mine Keeper of keys, among others. The chapel of Candonga, oratorio of the jesuítica stay of Santa Gertrudis. The jesuíticas stays of Santa Catherine, Jesus Maria, Caroya, Discharge Gracia and Candlemas, and the Jesuítica Apple of the city of Cordova, integrated by the Church of the Company of Jesus, the Domestic Chapel, the National School of Monserrat and the House of Trejo, was declared Cultural Patrimony of the Humanity by UNESCO. CAVE PAINTINGS. The Natural Park and Archaeological Colorado Hill is one of the cave painting deposits richer of the country. Other places of interest: the Broken National Park of the Condorito, in Pampas of Achala, constitutes the habitat of more Eastern nest building of the cóndor.
Created by Melanie Blejter y Gaston Dachowker
