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Parks and the outdoors in Córdoba

11 parks, gardens, beaches and walks in and around Córdoba.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Parks and the outdoors in Córdoba

  1. See

    Isla de los Patos

    An island in the Río Suquía with a little park, ideal for families. Pretty crowded on weekends, when a small Peruvian market with some Andean food is held here.

  2. Do

    Natatorio Municipal

    Pileta Municipal

    The largest public swimming pool, in Sarmiento Park, but is only open between late December and early March and often very crowded.

  3. See

    Parque General Paz

    Small park near the Río Suquía, near the interesting Industry Museum

  4. See

    Parque Sarmiento

    The most popular park of the city, with a zoo, a flower garden and an artificial lake.

  5. See

    Parque de la Vida

    At the La Cañada river, south-western Córdoba, a large, pleasant park with interesting scenery and sports facilities. Unsafe at night.

  6. See

    Parque el Condorito

    Quebrada del Condorito

    Very traditional to walk to Balcón Norte (8 km from main road or 6 km from visitors’ centre). Relatively flat, 2-2½ hr one way. Spectacular views most of the way. Supposedly you can see condors at Balcón Norte and various other species flying around en route. Take food, water.

    free

  7. Eat

    Plaza Austria

    Next to Suquía River, this restaurant serves Middle European cuisine and has a beer garden.

  8. See

    Reserva Natural Urbana General San Martín

    Parque San Martín

    Córdoba's largest park with a fair complex, a soccer stadium and a nature reserve which protects the original Espinal woodlands covering most of Córdoba province before the 20th century.

  9. Eat

    Chinese Wok Rafael Nuñez

    Casa China

    Affordable Chinese restaurant with a nice garden.

  10. See

    Jardín Botánico

    Botanical gardens.

  11. See

    Parque Las Heras

    A small park north of the Suquía river.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Córdoba (CC BY-SA 4.0).