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Luggage lockers in Aeropuerto COR
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+400 Verified stores
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+70 cities in 15 countries
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Excellent reviews: 4.9 / 5
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+400 Verified stores
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Perfect for layovers, early arrivals, delayed flights, or a few free hours before continuing your trip.
The Ingeniero Aeronáutico Ambrosio Taravella International Airport (COR), also known as Pajas Blancas Airport, is Córdoba's main airport and one of the most important air hubs in inland Argentina. It is located north of Córdoba city, offering domestic and international flights with easy access to downtown by public transport, taxis, private cars, and shuttle services.
If your flight arrives hours before check-in, you have a long layover, or you'd like to explore the city without carrying your bags, WeKeep's automated lockers inside Córdoba Airport (COR) let you store your luggage easily: book online, receive your access code, and securely store your belongings.
From Ingeniero Aeronáutico Ambrosio Taravella International Airport, you can easily plan a quick visit to Córdoba and explore Nueva Córdoba, Güemes, or the historic city center, or simply wait for your next flight in greater comfort.
What to do in Córdoba if you have a few free hours
Leave your luggage safely in a locker and take the opportunity to explore these must-see places in the city 🚶🏼♂️🚶🏼
- Plaza San Martín: on its sides are the Cabildo and the Cathedral. It is a green space located in the heart of the city, the historic center and current downtown.
- Cabildo: located in front of Plaza San Martín. Reference of exhibitions of visual arts and headquarters of the Museum of the City. It was alternately the Council of Justice and Regiment, prison, Legislature, Government House, Police, etc.
- Catedral: Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. One of the main jewels of Argentine colonial architecture. Its construction dates from the year 1580, and various architectural styles have been reflected in its design.
- More Churches: In addition to the cathedral, you can visit the Church of the Capuchins, originally called "The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus." The Church of the Company of Jesus, which has a rich ornamentation inside that contrasts with the austerity of the façade. And the Domestic Chapel, a true jewel of the Jesuit heritage
- Las Basílicas: The Basilica Nuestra Señora de la Merced houses the Virgen de la Merced. The Basilica of Santo Domingo, shelters the Virgin of the Rosary of the Miracle. The Basilica of San Francisco is a tradition of the city, since the first to arrive in Córdoba were the Franciscans.
- The museums: the Superior Museum of Fine Arts Evita (Ferreyra Palace) exhibits the art collection of the Province of Córdoba. Dionisi Palace Provincial Museum, intended for the exhibition of temporary collections. Provincial Museum of Fine Arts (Emilio Caraffa), combines local artistic memory and contemporary production. Provincial Museum of Natural Sciences (Dr. Arturo Umberto Illia) It exhibits valuable collections of minerals, stones, flora, fauna and replicas of giant mammals. Museum of Religious Art (Juan de Tejeda), proposes a tour of the manifestations of art linked to the Church.
- Teatro San Martín: declared a National Historic Monument in 1891. Recognized as one of the main concert, opera and ballet halls in the country and one of the theaters with the best acoustics in Argentina.
- Paseo del Buen Pastor: served as a women's asylum and prison for 100 years. Today it is a cultural, tourist and recreational complex that awaits you with different programs every day.
- Ciudad de las Artes: The five headquarters of the Faculty of Art and Design of the Provincial University of Córdoba coexist on the premises. They present musical, theatrical and film shows.
- Parks: Botanical Garden, an ideal place to take walks and explore the lagoon, the plants and the circuit. Kempes Park, a space for well-being, sports and recreation. Sarmiento Park, a green lung a few blocks from downtown, is one of the largest landscaped spaces in South America. It awaits you with pedestrian walks, a zoo, viewpoints, a skating rink, and more.
- Tren de las Sierras: From the city of Córdoba you can take a train journey through various mountain towns. This picturesque walk crosses eleven Cordovan corners and reaches Cosquín.
- Barrio Güemes y Paseo de las Artes: during weekends and holidays you can find the antiques, recycled, curiosities and thematic fairs fair.
- Shopping centers: meeting places, fun and varied offers of consumption and entertainment for visitors, including Patio Olmos, Nuevocentro Shopping, Córdoba Shopping Center, Dinosaurio Mall, Dinosaurio Mall, Paseo Rivera Indarte and more
- Barrio Nueva Córdoba: is almost like another city within the city of Córdoba. One of the most dynamic sectors of the economic, cultural and recreational life of Cordoba. It is the night pole par excellence of the city.
- La Cañada: inaugurated in 1944, with almost three kilometers of stone walls and bridges, which cross the city. Its waters flow into the Suquía River.
- Córdoba city tour: English group that conducts guided tours in Spanish and English around the city and visits the most important places in the central area.
- Universidad Nacional de Córdoba: Founded in 1613, it was for more than two centuries the only university in the country and one of the first in America.