Known as "La Ciudad de las Campanas" (the city of Bells), Cordoba is the second largest city in Argentina and boasts many of the countries oldest cathedrals. The Franciscans and Dominicans constructed many of its impressive churches and cathedrals. Make sure to stop by these impressive constructions during your time in the city.
Top Cathedrals to See in Cordoba
- Basilica de Santo Domingo: A stunning church that is situated on the crossroads of Dean Funes/ Av. Velez Sarsfield. It has an outer wall that is decorated with mosaic like tiles of the cities history, as well as an old image of the Virgin of the Rosary.
- Catedral de Cordoba: On the edge of the main center, Plaza San Martin lays this breathtaking cathedral, which was erected in 1782. The cathedral is a beautiful balance between colonial and native architecture.
- Convento de Santa Teresa: Situated at the intersection of Independencia and 27 de Abril, this small convent and chapel were erected in 1628. Make sure to check out its lovely courtyard and boutique museum, Museo de Arte Religioso.
- Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus: Situated only two blocks from the corner of Obispo Trejo and Sanabria, Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus is the oldest church in Cordoba.
- Iglesia de los Capuchinos: A beautiful neo-Gothic church that lies just south of Plaza San Martin.