Cordoba is the second largest city in Argentina, and the original capital of the country. Geographically located in the center of the country, it is called the Heartland of Argentina. Cordoba tourism industry is growing and it is a popular place for conventions with many excellent 4-star hotels with facilities to accommodate very large groups.

The two most well-known attractions in Cordoba are the Great Cathedral and the Mezquita de Cordoba, and the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos. Cordoba is an excellent place to stay for excursions into the Andes Mountain Range. Outdoor recreation in Cordoba includes trout fishing in dams, paragliding, hiking, mountain biking 4WD tours and the world famous activity dove hunting. Cordoba has an active and exciting nightlife. Dance the night away to the music locals call Cuarteto. There is a casino in nearby Carlos Paz.

The friendly natives in Cordoba will guide tourists to the best restaurants in the city. Cordoba restaurants serve international foods, traditional stews, juicy succulent steaks and the popular skirt steak sandwich. Beef is the favorite meat in Cordoba. Cordoba enjoys a late-night lifestyle, and dinner is served very late in restaurants. Cordoba’s fascinating history and impressive scenery makes it a captivating choice for the world-class traveler.

Granada is from the South of Cordoba, Spain.

No, Cordoba is not a country. Cordoba is a city in Spain and also the name of a province in Argentina.

The Nicaragua's currency is the Cordoba. In the common language it is known as the peso. Cordoba bills are available in 10, 20, 50 and 100 Cordoba

with coins ½, 1 and 5 Cordoba, there are also banconotes for hundredth part of Cordoba.

Cordoba, Mexico, Spain, or Argentina?