Córdoba
Córdoba is the second largest city in Argentina. It is known for its rich colonial heritage and its old university, now the second-largest of the country. You can’t miss the historical centre and the magnificent churches, the Cathedral and the Jesuitic quarter with the Montserrat School and the old University buildings. Also, Córdoba is home to the perhaps most popular Argentine Latin pop music genre, cuarteto. It has about 2.1 million inhabitants (2022), and is the capital of Cordoba province
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Casa Grote
"Underground" culture center, with exhibitions, music and theater.
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Centro Cultural España Córdoba
Shows of modern music, theater, cinema and multimedia arts, and literature
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Ciudad de las Artes
A new cultural complex with many institutes, a varied program and many courses.
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Estadio Gigante de Alberdi
Estadio Julio César Villalba
Belgrano's stadium near Av. Colón in the Alberdi neighborhood, is the third largest with 28,000 spectators.
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Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes
Known also as "Olympic" stadium (although there never were Olympic Games in Argentina). It doesn't belong to a specific club, so all important football matches and many other sports and entertainment events are held here. With a capacity of 55,000 spectators (all-seater) it's one of the largest stadiums in Argentina.
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Estadio Monumental Alta Cordoba
Estadio Presidente Perón
Instituto's stadium, is the second largest. Capacity: 30,000.
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Instituto de Culturas Aborigenes
Instituto de Cultura Indígena
First governmental institute for the culture of the native people. Officially recognized courses in native languages and folklore.
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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.
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Orfeo Superdomo
The largest indoor stadium of Argentina with a capacity of about 12,000.
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Polideportivo Carlos Cerutti
Another large indoor stadium, where Atenas' basketball team plays regularly. Pinzón 1950.
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Teatro Griego
Beautifully located outdoor amphitheater, but it is little used.
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Teatro Real
The second traditional theater, with a wide variety of shows, including opera, music, and humor.
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Teatro del Libertador
The biggest and most traditional, in Italian opera-house style, featuring opera and classical music, but also more modern pieces.
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990 Arte Club
Bv. Los Andes y Las Heras
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British Culture Association Argentina
Asociación Argentina de Cultura Británica
Avenida Hipólito Yrigoyen 496
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Centro Cultural Gral. Paz
An old warehouse, many rock concerts and theater events.
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Cineclub Municipal Hugo del Carril
Showing more "serious" films.
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Cinerama
Colón
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Espacio Cirulaxia
Pasaje Pérez 12
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Estadio "Francisco Cabasés" (La Boutique de Barrio Jardín)
Estadio Boutique
Capacity: 16,500.
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Forja
Often concerts, but also congresses.
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Goethe-Institut
German culture center.
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Gran Rex
General Paz and Colón
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Pabellón Argentina
The cultural center of the University.
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Pajas Blancas Center
Concerts and congresses.
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Plaza de la Música
Frequent music and theater events.
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Predio Feriar
Large events and congresses, some festivals.
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Quality Espacio
Event venue.
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Studio Theater
A theater and discothèque.
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Teatro Córdoba
With cinema exhibitions.
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