As other reviewers have noted, if you need an English-language tour, ask at the office at the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, at Obispo Trejo 242. I took the hour-long, Spanish-language tour for 10 pesos, and our guide spoke slowly enough that we fairly fluent extranjero tourists could understand. The guided tour is the only way to see the inside of... More

The Jesuit Block in the heart of Cordoba is a world-class site and our visit was certainly enhanced by a knowledgeable and personable guide. It was evident that not all of the members of our tour group were in love with the Jesuits (their contribution to Argentina's political and social development remains subject of considerable debate), but our guide kept... More

We really liked liked the church. About the rest we cannot say a lot. The square in the University was nice. More

The place is just beautiful, the best of Cordoba. Gold is everywhere, and they have an excelent museum full of the history of jesuitic works in South America, and also good guides that tells the most important facts of the old times in Argentina, just for $10. The english guide is very good, the spanish NOT. I slept in the... More

We were there on a Monday, and the museum was close. However I was able to catch a tour by ear-dropping. It is very astonishing just outdoors, we also had the opportunity to be at the little plaza inside. They have great places to have lunch very close by. We walked to the plaza and picked a restaurant that was... More

Interesting historical site, however it´s disappointing to see the surroundings with very ugly architecture, that don´t provide a nice frame to the magnificent old buildings More

"Los Estancias Jesuíticas" . What a grand experience! The Manzana Jesuitica,contains the core buildings of the Jesuit system (university, church, residence). The historic route to the rest of the UNESCO cultural world heritage estancias is truly unique. I visited Santa Catalina, Coroya, & Jesus Maria. I missed out on Alta Gracia & Candelaria. The stories told within the walls of... More

Cordoba's historic center portraits the exuberance and richness of the old times thru the magnificence of its century-old Catholic constructions - cathedral, churches, schools and etc. The Mazana Jesuitica, along with the Cathedral, certainly are the most well-finished demonstration of the architectural exuberance that resulted from the economical power of the Catholic church during the period of Spanish domination. Take... More

Cordoba is the Argentinian city that has best preserved the Jesuit Patrimony. Many of the places you can visit are World Heritage. Colegio Moserrat, the first University, The museum, the place where students got their first degrees in Argentina, the church. Every single place deserves a visit. The entrance tickets (which include guided tours in good English) are very cheap... More