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Northern Argentine food.

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Museo Obispo Fray José Antonio de San Alberto
This building is a convent for Carmelite nuns first and a museum second thus can only be visited by guided tour. It was built as a private house and then given to the church as a residence for male novitiates and is now a convent and orphanage. The emphasis of the museum is the life of the building over the centuries. The small crypt and refectory are interesting and then you can head downstairs to try your hand at printing on what used to be the only printing press in Cordoba given to the Jesuits by special dispensation. A visit to this museum is mandatory for the children of the Jesuit school in Cordoba.
Tours Tue-Fri 10:00, 11:30, 13:00AR$5,000
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Iglesia Compañía de Jesús
The probably biggest attraction of the Manzana de los Jesuitas quarters, this is the oldest standing church of Argentina, built in 1671.
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Ex Rectorado de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Very fine Baroque colonial building from the 18th century with a museum and a beautiful cloister. Nowadays part of the university's faculty for law studies. The cloister is open to the public and tours of the building are available.
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Monasterio de Santa Teresa
An interesting pink Baroque building near the Cathedral, which hosts the Museum of Religious Art.