Gay and Lesbian Travel of Cordoba

Luciana Gay’s and José Abud’s travel company can arrange your stay and tours while you’re there. They also run a gay-friendly Spanish language school.

gayandlesbiantravel.com.ar

or info@gayandlesbiantravel.com.ar

Adud’s phone: +54 9-351-628-8130 outside Argentina; 0351-15-628-8130 domestically.

Gay’s phone: +54-9-351-563-0735 outside Argentina; 0351-15-563-0735 domestically

Hotel de la Cañada

A good four-star hotel overlooking the river walk, also known as the Cañada. Rooms run about $40-$70, and there’s a small gym with a pool. Many rooms have great views. This is where I stayed, and on weekends, there’s a crafts fair on the river close to the hotel. The fair is a crafty and cruisy experience and one of the highlights of a gay trip to Cordoba.

hoteldelacaniada.com.ar

Av. Marcelo T. de Alvear 580 (Alvear is also known as La Cañada)

Phone: +54-351-421-4649

NH Panorama

Marcelo T. de Alvear 251

Phone: +54-351-410-3900

nh-hotels.com

This hotel is just up the street from the Cañada, and has 140 rooms with prices ranging from $80 to $200. There is also a gym with a pool and views overlooking the river walk. It’s a better class of accommodations than the Cañada, with in-room Internet, good for people on business.

Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Emilio Caraffa

Avenida. Hipólito Irigoyen 651 (Plaza España)

Phone: +54-351-433-3412

Tue.-Sat. 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m.-8 p.m.

Beep Bar

Sucre 176 between 9 de Julio and Colon

Piaf

Obispo Ceballos 45 near San Martín

Fri., Sat. midnight on.

Club V

Av. R. Saenz Peña 934 near Parque Las Heras

Thu.-Sat. from 1 am

clubv.com.ar

Gay Cordoba Web guide

cordobag.com.ar

Cumbersome and in Spanish only with a list of clubs, restaurants, and gay rights groups.

General Argentina Tourism Information

turismo.gov.ar

212-603-0425

Cordoba Tourism Information

cordoba.gov.ar

Argentina Articles and Photos Website

argentinaexpert.net

My own site with links to great Argentina articles, my Frommer’s book, and photos of the country.

Airlines

You’ll need to get to Buenos Aires and from there, connect to a Cordoba flight of just over an hour. The country’s national airline, Aerolineas Argentinas, has several flights a day.

aerolineasargentinas.com.

Services

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