Córdoba is the capital of Córdoba Province and the second-largest city in Argentina after the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. The city has many historical monuments preserved from the Spanish colonial rule, especially building... More

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 Ca... More

We take a tour of the most prominent sites in the city. We visit the Historic Center where we will know the majestic Cathedral Church, the historic Cabildo and the Plaza San Martín. Then, we visited the Jesuit Apple, declared a W... More

A complete experience to discover the city of Córdoba in its entirety. In recent years, attractions that are not included in the traditional half-day citys have been added, so we created this new option, where in addition to know... More

In this city tour you will be able to visit the most important points of the city: the Historic Foundational Center made up of Plaza San Martín, the Cabildo and the Cathedral; the Civic Center, where the Municipality, the Palace ... More

Discover the enchanted landscapes of the Calamuchita Valley. The customs, food, festivities and architecture of the European center in the heart of Córdoba. Recommendations: La Cumbrecita es walkin town, get sport shoes.... More

Welcome to discover the city where the Jesuits left their mark and Che Guevara enjoyed the years of his childhood. This Tour is exclusive of En Camino. We propose to visit all the museums af the city.... More

An exciting tour to the Jesuit past of the province. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Estancias with its own architectural, functional, historical characteristics. In addition, a more than interesting visit to a winer... More

For a first approach to what is then known inside the province, it is necessary to know how, why, when, where and who forged this great present from the second city of the country.... More

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... More