All Córdoba Tours & Excursions in 2026

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.

Escape the tourist trail to explore the traditional towns and sun-soaked valleys of Traslasierra on this full-day tour from Cordoba. Get a taste of local life as you visit provincial towns like Villa Carlos Paz, Mina Clavero and Nono; enjoy impressive panoramic views as you drive along the Camino de las Altas Cumbres and admire natural wonders like the Tear of Indio waterfall, the Mina Clavero river and the Ñuños hills.

You will depart from the city of Córdoba along Provincial Route E55, passing through the Monument to Myriam Stefford, Alta Gracia, Anisacate, La Bolsa and Villa Ciudad de América. The tour will continue crossing the four tributary rivers of Lake “Los Molinos” and the towns of Potrero de Garay and “Los Reartes”. From there we ascend through the Sierras Grandes, crossing a picturesque region of coniferous forests. You will pass through Villa Berna and arrive at La Cumbrecita, a small alpine-style town that has the uniqueness of being one of the few pedestrian towns in the world. You will visit the La Olla spa, the traditional La Cumbrecita hotel, the ecumenical chapel, etc. Then you can get to know Villa General Belgrano, with its particular Central European physiognomy. Returning through the Curve of the Wind, enjoying a spectacular panoramic view of the Los Molinos Lake and Dam; and will undertake the return to Córdoba.

Discover the historical and cultural attractions of Cordoba in just half a day on a private sightseeing tour. Easy round-trip transportation from your hotel enables you to comfortably visit a long list of sites in a short amount of time. Highlights include the historical center, Jesuit Block (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and Sarmiento Park. Want to see something different? The itinerary can be customized to include places that match your personal interests.

We left Córdoba on RP E-55, visiting La Calera, the Hydroelectric Plant and the Wall of the San Roque Dam, the oldest in the province. Then we take the Camino de las Cien Curvas, which borders the lakefront, to arrive at Villa Carlos Paz, the most important tourist center in the province, where we tour its shopping center, residential neighborhoods, etc.; and we visited the classic Cu – Cu clock, an alfajores factory and the Aerosilla complex (optional promotion). We return to Córdoba via the Justiniano Allende Posse Highway.

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.

Take a tour of Alta Gracia today with a local guide who will tell you everything you’ll want to know about the town’s museums. You’ll get an insider’s perspective on the history of the Jesuits in the area, and hear stories of Che Guevara’s childhood. You’ll have private transport, so no need to navigate the city on your own or deal with public transportation.

Discover the alpine charm of Argentina’s Sierras without the hassle of planning a multi-stop mountain route independently. This full-day tour from Córdoba takes you over scenic rivers and through conifer forests to La Cumbrecita, the country’s first pedestrian village. Continue to the Central European-style town of Villa General Belgrano before returning via panoramic viewpoints over Lake Los Molinos.

Admire the mountain vistas, alpine towns, and elegant villas of the Punilla Valley on this full-day tour from Cordoba without worrying about navigating. Experience traditional life in the lively villages of Capilla del Monte and La Cumbre and discover the folk music capital of Cosquin. Along the way, stop to enjoy views of the famous Uritorco mountain, the San Roque Dam, and Calera Hydroelectric Power Plant.

Experience local life in Cordoba province on this half-day tour to the lively tourist resort of Villa Carlos Paz. Admire landmarks like the San Roque dam and the Hydroelectric Power Station en-route to the city, then drive along the dramatic Camino de las Cien Curvas - the aptly named ‘Road of the 100 Curves’. In Villa Carlos Paz, visit the town’s famous cuckoo clock, sample tasty local treats at an alfajores factory and ride the thrilling chairlift (own expense) for a magnificent mountain view.

See the colonial architecture and historic Roman Catholic Church sites in Córdoba during this 4-hour tour. Learn about the culture, history and traditions of the city from your local guide. Upgrade to tour the Manzana Jesuítica (the Jesuit Block), a UNESCO World Heritage site dating from the 17th century. Round-trip transportation from Córdoba hotels is included.

Trace the early years of revolutionary icon Che Guevara with a visit to his childhood home on this 4-hour tour of Alta Gracia from Cordoba. Experience the laid-back charms of the provincial town on a guided tour, including landmarks like the Virgen de Lourdes Grotto and the Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church. Learn about Alta Gracia’s religious and cultural heritage as you explore the historic Jesuit Estancia and the museum of composer Manuel de Falla, then uncover the fascinating backstory of Che Guevara as you peek inside his childhood home.

Go beyond the city limits and explore the historic heartlands of Argentina on this full-day tour from Cordoba. Skip the hassle of navigating and let a guide lead the way as you marvel at the UNESCO-listed monuments of La Cumbrecita; explore the famed locale of Villa General Belgrano; and enjoy spectacular views of the Calamuchita Valley and Los Molinos Dam.

Visitors wanting to learn about the history of Cordoba will love this half-day city tour. Visitors will be taken to the most important points of the city, including the Historic Foundational Centre; the Civic Centre; the student district of Nueva Cordoba; and many more. Visitors will then cross the river and enter the elegant Barrio del Cerritos de Las Rosas.

Immerse yourself in Argentina’s Jesuit history on a private tour from Cordoba. Comfortable transportation takes you from your accommodation or the airport to three UNESCO World Heritage Estancias: Jesuitica de Jesus Maria, Santa Catalina, and Estancia de Caroya. The personalized excursion includes admission to all sites and a visit to a winery in Colonia Caroya. Wi-Fi is available on board for your convenience.

Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, the 16th-century city of Córdoba is becoming a popular destination for wine tourism. This full-day private winery tour is a great way to enjoy a taste of some of the best local vineyards without having to worry about organizing transport or keeping up with a group. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy an exquisite lunch with wine pairings before returning to the city.

We left Cordoba. We travel the Way of High Summits, enjoying its views and visiting different points along the way. We arrived in Mina Clavero, we know the Elephant Spa, the shopping center, etc. In Villa Cura Brochero we passed the Church where the remembered Cura Gaucho preached. Continue through Nono, we tour the Rocsen Multifaceted Museum (optional).

We are leaders in wine tours in the province of Córdoba. Our sommelier guide accompanies you throughout the journey, teaching in an informal and fun way about the world of wine. Our Wine Tours are "all inclusive": we take care of everything from the first moment until the return. The plan is to explore little-known Cordoba landscapes, enjoy a different day surrounded by the beautiful surroundings of the Sierras Chicas Valley and learn about wines in a relaxed, practical and fun way. Let’s connect with the cute and simple things in life by focusing on aromas, flavors, textures and colors.

Immerse yourself in Argentina's Jesuit legacy during this full-day tour from Córdoba. Get a comprehensive overview of the order's history in the country through site visits and your guide's engaging commentary. Pickup and drop-off at Córdoba hotels included.

Discover the origin of wine in Argentina with expert guides, on an unforgettable journey through the Jesuit legacy and local wineries. Did you know that the first American wine served at the table of the Catholic Monarchs of Spain was born in these lands? You will visit one of the most interesting UNESCO sites in Cordoba and taste the best local flavors.

Take your vacation off the beaten path on a private tour to Villa General Belgrano and Cumbrecita. After convenient pickup from your Cordoba hotel or the airport, enjoy a relaxing drive to Cumbrecita. Follow your personal guide through the pedestrian town to a craft brewery and taste traditional Central European cuisine (own expense). Before returning to the city, take in the natural vistas in the mountain village Villa General Belgrano.

Barely 45 kilometers separate the big city from this enchanted town of Friulian immigration. Here history and vitivínicola production are combined. From the Jesuits, the Friulian immigrants and the present.