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Buenos Aires - Ascochinga - Cordoba.
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| Suggested Itinerary Includes: | Domestic flights in Argentina
4 nights in Buenos Aires
1 night at Estancia La Paz
3 nights at the NH Panorama Hotel in Cordoba
Sightseeing tours as mentioned in itinerary
Meals as mentioned in itinerary
Bilingual guides
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| Buenos Aires (54 Hotels options in Buenos Aires) |  | One of the largest cities in the world, Buenos Aires is also the capital of the tango and football, the gaucho and the asados. In order to catch the spirit of Buenos Aires, walk along the streets in downtown to see its elegant shop windows, take a coffee in a sidewalk café, and visit the residential neighborhoods, where the old buildings alternate with the most modern constructions. This is a city with plenty to offer for all the tastes and tourist needs. |
| Cordoba (7 Hotels options in Cordoba) |  | Located northwest of Buenos Aires, Cordoba is the second most important city in Argentina. While visiting this colonial city, visitors will discover the contrast that exists between the new technology of the 20th century and the history of the colonial period. Beautiful parks, historic places, museums, and the colonial architecture of the Cathedral are just a few of its attractions. Much architecture dates back to Cordoba's founding in 1573. |
| The Road of the Jesuit Estancias |  | Situated in the center of Argentina, the province of Cordoba boasts a unique historical patrimony that has been incorporated to the Heritage for Mankind by UNESCO: the Road of the Jesuit Estancias.
In order to achieve Saint Ignatius of Loyola`s utopia: preach the gospel and bring knowledge, the Order needed its own financial support. It was for this reason the during the XVII century and beginnings of the XVIII century, the Order created its own means of subsistence by building or acquiring six estancias (ranches): Caroya(1616), Jesús María (1618), Santa Catalina (1622), Alta Gracia (1643), Candelaria (1683) and San Ignacio (1725).
The estancias were large agricultural/cattle establishments whose main objective was to finance the activities that took place in the Manzana Jesuítica. To visit them is like traveling 400 years into the past! |
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