Top Córdoba Walking Tours

Discover Córdoba, Argentina, on a 2-hour walking tour through the city’s historic center. Explore important landmarks, colonial-era buildings, and key sites connected to Córdoba’s history, while learning about the city’s cultural and architectural heritage.

Tour the beautiful city of Cordoba by night with your guide and small group, and see the most important stops, and have a try of the city’s famous empanadas and alfajors along the way. You'll come away with a great feel for the people and culture, after visiting places like the Catedral neighborhood, watching a dancing water show, and getting shown where the best nightlife is around town.

Go beyond the guidebook and discover the history and culture of Cordoba on a private sightseeing tour. This excursion is the perfect opportunity to orient yourself to the city for future independent exploring. After convenient transfer from your hotel, follow your guide to the Museo del Cabildo, Plaza San Martin, Capilla Domestica Compania de Jesus, and other landmarks. At the end of the tour, get personalized suggestions on what to see and do during rest of your visit.

Explore the Spanish colonial streets of Cordoba when you embark on this full-day city tour. Alongside a private guide, visit the city’s top attractions including Plaza San Martin, the 17th-century Jesuit Block, and the original campus of Universidad Nacional de Cordoba which is one of South America’s oldest universities. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history of the city, from pre-colonial times to present day.

Between pine forests, gravel roads and pollution-free air, La Cumbrecita is one of the most popular destinations in the Cordoba mountains. This town, 118 kilometers from Córdoba, is the only pedestrian town in Argentina. Its calm rhythm, direct contact with nature and outdoor activities have been a source of admiration for many countries around the world. Visitors will be able to approach the entrance of the place, park their cars on the communal beach and adjust their shoes to walk the central streets of La Cumbrecita. Entering this commune is starting a journey of tranquility, in which the hand of man and nature found a perfect balance.