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Córdoba, Argentina / 9 photo spots

9 Instagram spots around Córdoba, Argentina

Córdoba combines Jesuit architecture with cultural venues, streamside walks and public parks. These photo stops use public streets and established visitor paths.

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Iglesia de la Compañía de Jesús

This church is part of Córdoba’s Jesuit Block. From the public sidewalk, frame its stone façade and two bell towers without blocking the entrance.

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Iglesia de los Capuchinos

The Sagrado Corazón church in Nueva Córdoba combines Gothic Revival and Romanesque Revival influences. From the sidewalk, use a vertical frame for the façade and its two different towers.

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Teatro del Libertador

The Teatro del Libertador has an ornate historic façade on Avenida Vélez Sarsfield. From the sidewalk, look for a composition that includes its columns and upper reliefs.

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Palacio Ferreyra

The former residence now houses the Museo Evita and stands behind gardens in Nueva Córdoba. Photograph its exterior from the public sidewalk.

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La Cañada

La Cañada is a stone-lined stream through the city. From an open public sidewalk near Paseo de las Artes, frame a stretch of stonework beneath the trees. Stay out of the channel and traffic. Works in the area were reported in October 2026, so check access and follow barriers.

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Paseo de las Artes

This cultural centre in Güemes occupies a former residential building. The city reported façade and plaza works in October 2026, with the first plaza phase expected to reopen for the December holidays. During the works, the craft fair was moved temporarily to Calle Belgrano. Check access and the market location, respect barriers, and ask before photographing people or their work.

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Mirador del Dante

The lookout in Parque Sarmiento faces east across the city. From the established viewpoint, use the trees below as a foreground for a wide city view.

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Parque Las Heras Elisa

Paths in this public park follow the Río Suquía. Photograph the park’s historic gazebo from a path and include some of the surrounding greenery.

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Jardín Botánico de Córdoba

In the city’s botanical garden, paths lead through collections of local plants. Choose a leaf or branch from a visitor path and keep the background simple. Check current access before going.

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