Live Tours are carried out by our hosts, who are outdoors, on location and connected live to you via video call at all times.
- LanguagesEnglish, Spanish
- Duration60 Minutes
Located right in the heart of Argentina, Cordoba city is the second largest in the country. Famous for its hills and rivers, its popular “fernet with coke” drink, its rich history and emblematic buildings, Cordoba has a unique personality.
We will start our tour walking along one of my favourite spots “La Cañada”, the channeling of a creek, flanked with rosewood trees competing for light and water in the middle of downtown. I will share with you some spooky stories revolving around this area, and then we will move on to a very curious restaurant, and learn about our most typical food and the typical Cordobese lifestyle.
Our next stop will be the Jesuit Block, declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO, where we will see the most prominent 17th century buildings — and discover why Cordoba is often referred to as “La Docta”. From there, we will walk through “Pasaje Santa Catalina” a narrow cobblestone passage that leads you right into the iconic San Martin square where you will be able to spot the majestic Cathedral, our former colonial town hall, and perhaps some street vendors and performers.
We will end our walk with a little surprise! So, come walk with me and get soaked in Cordobese culture and lifestyle!
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Hosted By Valentina
Hi there! My name is Valentina but everybody calls me Pelu. I was born in Cordoba, Argentina. I studied to become an English-Spanish translator at the National University of Cordoba (UNC). For many years, I have worked as an English teacher and as a freelance translator until I realized I wanted a twist in my life. I have always been passionate about traveling and exploring, so I radically changed my everyday life and became a non-stop traveler working for almost 2 years as a tour leader around South America, leading groups through Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil, visiting amazing cities such as Rio de Janeiro, La Paz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Santiago de Chile, among others. I have also been wandering around Patagonia and its otherworldly landscapes! Even though I was born and raised in Cordoba and spent most of my life in this amazing city, I never had the chance to show it as I can do today! Now, for obvious reasons, I can’t move around as I would like to so what better opportunity to show you around my beautiful home town! Join me for some fun together, and let yourself be surprised by what Cordoba has to offer! Come and walk with me!
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