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About Cordoba

Córdoba, Argentina’s second city and a lively university town, preserves the colonial Jesuit Block, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cordoba has nonstop service from 3 cities in our network, plus one-stop connections from many more. Live prices by origin city are below.

Cities with a direct flight
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Airports
COR

Best time to visit

Spring (September–November) and autumn are ideal; summer is the season for the sierras and rivers.

Top things to do in Cordoba

  1. 01Explore the Jesuit Block
  2. 02Stroll the historic center
  3. 03Day trip to Villa Carlos Paz
  4. 04Visit La Cumbrecita in the Sierras

From the airport to Cordoba

Aeropuerto Internacional Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella (Pajas Blancas)COR

About 12 km from downtown Córdoba

Getting around: Taxis, remises and buses

Before you go

Getting around Cordoba

Ambrosio Taravella Airport (COR) is about 12 km from the center, a 20–30 minute drive; taxis, remises, the airport bus and transfers are the most practical. The historic center is walkable and, with a transit card, buses cover the city; buses to the Sierras leave from Córdoba.

Where to stay in Cordoba

  • Centro / Manzana Jesuítica — The historic core with the UNESCO-listed Jesuit Block, the cathedral and plazas.
  • Nueva Córdoba — A young, student neighborhood with bars, restaurants and the Paseo del Buen Pastor.
  • Güemes — Bohemian area of markets, antique shops, cafés and nightlife.
  • Cerro de las Rosas — Upscale residential area with good restaurants and views, popular for staying.

How much does it cost?

Córdoba is affordable; with mid-range lodging, meals and transport, budget around 35–70 USD a day. As elsewhere in Argentina, thanks to inflation and the “blue dollar,” US cash goes a lot further.

Is it safe?

Córdoba is a lively, generally safe university city; the center, Nueva Córdoba and Güemes are calm, with the usual precautions against theft at night and in busy areas.

Live prices

Flights to Cordoba from these cities

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LimaLIMDirect—Direct · ~4 hSee →SantiagoSCLDirect—Direct · ~1 hSee →Panama CityPTYDirect—Direct · ~7 hSee →
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3Flexibility = moneyShifting departure 2–3 days can move the fare by 100+ US$. Use the price calendar when searching.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Cordoba

When is the best time to fly to Córdoba?+

Spring (September–November) and autumn have the most pleasant weather; summer is high season for the Sierras and winter is cool. For better prices book 1–2 months ahead and avoid January and the year-end holidays.

How long is the flight to Córdoba?+

From Buenos Aires the nonstop flight takes about 1h20; it’s the most frequent and fastest connection into the city.

What can you visit in the Sierras de Córdoba?+

The Sierras are close at hand: Villa Carlos Paz an hour away, the alpine village of La Cumbrecita, Alta Gracia and the Punilla and Calamuchita valleys are popular day trips.

How do I find cheap flights to Cordoba?+

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