Surrounded by street Independencia (northwest side) , Rosario de Santa Fe ( northeast side ), Buenos Aires ( south side) and St. Jerome ( south side),this lively center of Cordoba dates back to 1577 and is a green space amidst the buzzing town of Cordoba. It is also the current historical down and town and has prominent structured that date back to the Spanish times like the Cathedral, the Cabildo, the two buildings cited Pasaje Santa Catalina convent and the museum of the Discalced Carmelites (more known as the Church and convent of the Teresas ) , the Oratorio del Obispo Market ( in Rosario Santa Fe street 39 )

There are also some buildings that mark the modern era and are the head offices of significant financial institutions of Cordoba.

The Museo de la Ciudad, a block to the south is also worth visiting. The Cabildo on the west side of the plaza was used as military headquarter and is now used as a nucleus for many socio-cultural events.

• This place is an ideal hang out for a lovely evening in Cordoba. The hustle bustle and charm will make it a pleasant experience for you.

• You can hire the yellow or the green taxis or take the local public buses.

• El Solar de Tejeda Restaurante
• Mandarina
• La Perla

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